The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21

10 the mothers putting the result OF these
II would have aom" enect; not a word about
the consent Of the. governed as applied 70 wo,
Wholly in the So' Rnn ndd' Of men men: But only an ap.
peal not TO keep an administration ln power
which would condemn their soma, TO MI a per
no Rc'I amS SItcrS'n ABOVE SsaT = ffnIIpI " GiiHSsf pail al 20 or T"t q
pay 81 rs a kcg for powder. Or % get frozen
gTii''d,'" md 4 sSG there SH al sSG.c U women No nc sS spp I'e "a as help
e; Of i" o%RRTISSEEsS99.. try cd tto of the S' Market ." Nr
lad "ja.t" said1 " 4 sn'I I gel S'G 70 be t@'i P5iIo,ide'n!" I
will use all the influence n that high onloe
T.. asyG r. party rHd PRnt q vote o into y 70 .5e h Z isd
fo'@SFr' hours %%s"'"fft ' Se e only s'f had said Sti"i it-Snt 10
didn't
Whom Gov Roosevelt said in his, speech At
Columbus. Ohio. we ak no special privilege,
Sr SRie az he %gs sSoT sis9 Slm Sc, . r cSITld %' 70 noe iho.s
rirhts: a fair field, fair play, no favor, Simply
l4Sicc-,,Ac audience, wont Wild shoqlsd
approval OF this declaration Yet this IL the
sum total Of all that women have asked Tor
themselves and been steadily denied for hall
IA century They have been more than denied
they have been ridlCuled, denounced md
%lnsuited TO- saying only. We ak no special
fair play, no favor, simply Justice
Why il this demand 80 glorious when made
in behalf of a man. 20 reprehenslOle when made
~ 'hd VI u ma
Every newspaper for the past week. has kept
etO1ding At the head Of H. editorial column mis-
Don't neglect il II is Of supreme importance
10 Cer ont a fpll vote le' all citizens appear
IN per-on and put their names on the lis, nus
making sure Of their right TO vote on election
Noticc the phrase right TO vote , r is never
put I'm any othe~ way, in the lnited States Con-
,rution. the state Constitutions, legislative
ioclnent~. nrS-naper editorials, POLITICAL
sp"cthe- always the "riEht 20 vote nat
when women say. III It is q right We cannot
be forbidden 10 .,erciso Il. " men answer "Oh,
.n't a right /, is a privilege and it hasn't
No'lce alao he phraa- all citizens The
'3!,4ht. aiso declare. women 10 DO citDens"' In
tu'Gm u Nnthony in 1872. as a citizen of the
Tinted state and Of New York. and a resident
Of t" .S %r,W y%,qg Zen yysnrs, b ,eS ws. "a
"a ed. committed to iail, refused trial by jury
The cone, sion To he drawn Is that when
No y.parcrs urge ali ']cItizens TO register they
a y melting women 10 commit A crime "
women follow their advice an1 set into trouble
they should be held "a accessory
At H., opening NJ Cornell University Presi-
dent Schurman said there Vas med OF edu-
Gated mon and women IN politics at the present
tie, and urged the students 10 s~opuslnt theu-
solves With the great questions now before me
American people. among them being truss.
fNtdlNlpI, HNtlANldld III " diAtt NAV w. hs'N
lem and the Chinese. situation.
At the opening OF Radcliffe. Dean Twin
unless the news7arer. have mlsreLtossntsd
fer, In her opening address admonished the
girls not 10 go on tIe street without gloves
and not 10 cross the Harvard campus without
q chaperon. All of which comes Of being
an annex,
Some people think the most valuable con-
t IF he a TO nj ap By ;hs .am sons' Ssli Ga1SIs
artist, William Keith. others say that money
could not measure the value Of that Guilt which
Ileced Ivy herself In 1884, when she was "a years
Old. The ground work is white and each al
%trrna,e section or ne nXe-pointed ~ star; IS
set by the little finger. which are nGx nearly
%porfical document. than these OF apy o'ber
woman In tie world. |. this we're A church
fair. perhaps tnis heirloom T1n!d he rr:insd
devices eyou 10 the extent or selling chances.
so IL wi Il be sold to q private purchaser OF pos
sibly at public auction.
II IA a very unprosre@zlvc and behind-the-
Z, Una ay S' .aa S SalGa i m "9S hIy5 Of is IS sssSdIttrsstion Z
Woman's Clubs. That II COLORADO was held
2, canon city t last H.ck r Ara al a. t 61sb 5q SSISc.'
W9men dcpa,t, get neglected on S acc ,h91tt
would share the fate o A. ! Another said
II looked uminous when womnn, who had been
So long contrrted' with a broomstick. now de-
mandod a club, Another observed that a new
occupet!'n had been onened for women, that
of W Ting pases and selling them 10. club
members. One .peaker advised any epinster
who was Disconnected with her lot to build =
house on IL and ask sone good man to haze
II with her. one rem.rked that Instead "
going TO church and singing, we shall know
each other there, It would he better 10 save
time by beginning the acquaintance here.
The editor Of the Western ClUb-N OMAN said:
A writer IN the Ninsteenh Century has dis
covered that men hive 10 rer cent. moro brains
Than wonderland ~ amazed. No wonder.
Nobody ever would ha~e guessed H..
Those Colorado women have auch 4 bright
and breezy way Of tavinz what they think.
They ars not afraid 81 hurting the cause
Tho Barbes' Union at Springfield, Mas,
has refused 10 admit women. although thess
BARRIERS advertise "ladi~s, hair dressing" as a
branch n, Their calling The Laundry business
in New York and in all of the larre CitlsR is
being monoDoliled b. men. who continue 70
complain that women are Invading" th'ir
d Iaain n work. Such examples ~ th~-e,
which NAV be seen on every hand, remind ono
%, IN nuoCdots or two little chi drsn who -Cre
sitting On a. ottoman in rather. close quartrTS.
Finally Johnny said Mary, there would be
more room FOR me on this ctte-man II one of
rs was TO get on IDA Hustled HAMPER.