Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
W0MAN'S NATIONAL
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

Portland, uu Juno 800 AZ me moot,
iur of the National Womus sunIupsl
association lhle mornmg the treasurer.
Mr. Harriet Taylor Dplou showed
total receipts for the past year IN be-
NLoGs total disbursements 1885, tou
balance remaining m treasury NClV
The I'VE states paying the largest
membership duoF follow IN mdcu New
YORK. Massachusetts Iowa. Ncbrslp
ana California SlNtoou slutog showed
largo WunH IN membership The aggrc.
gNlr gam of puld'up Membership was
20 per cent
Tine libraries committee. Ida Porter
Boyer pcnnFylNtnia, chairman. ro.
ported the compiling OF 10 blbli0graphv
ON woman suffrage, showing s23 hooks
pamphlets and periodicals. The rrpori
OF hr press committee uf uulionnl
headquarters Mrs u, ~ Blhoook, Now
YORK chairman shows 10000 general
articles were sent 10 400 papers and
lelb articles 10 large city papers only
tuch papers were supplied ps used the
articles The report shows 5000 replies
were sent out ~ contmyru unfair Go.
ports rom Colorado, many thousands
on eN'Posldent clcyoland's recent ar.
Nclo, and 10 the address of Cardinal
Gibbons AZ Trinity college commence.
mont,
Among tho moro important state 20.
polls WIS lhat Of the president ot the
California suffrage ufsocIatIon Mrs
Mary y. SpcrrN who graphically do.
sCrlhoi the effort a. secure from the
last California legislature the Whms.
sion 10 The voters ~ woman suffrage
amendment Some ~ the momhors
Mrs sporty reported, frankly uld that
Che amendment would carry II submit.
iD1 ana NO voted against A. Tho bin
received 80 nyoa l3 noes I'm the senate,
"a ayes, 80 noes IN the house,
For llIirolH Catherine Waugh Me.
'ulIouh chairman, reported advanced
ground ON woman suffrage taken by
federation NJ clubs $1,000 members
ana thc Teachers federation, $500
mcmhcra An political parties. az.
copt the Republican, Il was shown, had
adopted woman suffrage resolutions IN
their state conventions All nominated
one or more women Hs trustees of the
state university Mayor Dunno an.
pointed Miss Jane Adams Mrs I'm.
mons Blaine ana Or Curnolll DE Roy
ON the chicago school board The
legislature raised the "aRo OF consent
from n ~ 10 years through the efforts
" the women Of Illinois
AZ the Lewis and Clark centennial
exposition grounds the day IN turned
over to the suifWgiHls, appropriate cN.
crcIsos being held
The afternoon ~ the exposition ala
not dclor the snnraslsts from ussom.
bling I'm great numbers Tor the evening
meeting
Mrs Ida lluslod Harper bloRaphor
ot susan II. Anthony and author NJ the
History NJ the Woman Suffrage
Movement presented the reasons why
The women NJ me United states have
such dInlcuty M securing the franz
ohlse In every other country having
Uu elected representative body lhle
body Itself can conofr suffrage N the
United Sldtos the women must ask This
privilege from tho individual voters.
and IN mo- country I'm the world ~ there
an electorate composed of such couglo,
mpMto masses Mrs Harper gupo
strong reasons, however for % Ool'of IN
ultimate victory
Addresses vwo gIyou by g. g. ~
wood of oregon ON "Iho injustice NJ
Majority Rulo" by Miss Fwnuug orc
nn of Alabama uu The Absence uf
DIncronco," by NIa Mary g. g. Brad
ford of Colorado ou "Tho Parting Of the
ways" and boy Dr. Harriet u. joncp u
West Virginia,