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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-17
more BABIES, NOT MORE BALLOTS' IS THEME
OF NEW WONANS BOOK STIRRING SUFFRA GETS

the pictures. Do you make the
men.
Haven't women ever done big
things in the world?"
None of them except the wom-
en- who brought into the world and
trained such men as Washington
and Lincoln. The biggest thing the
suffragets can point to is that one
picture, The Horse Fair, by Rosa
Bonheur.
"Why, women haven't even
learned how to manage their
homes. They used to wrap their
babies up in fold after fold of UNI
sanitary wool until a man invented
healthy garment for babies. Why,
even the milk bottle was invented
by man. SO were curling irons.
The best dressmakers are men.
His tory proves that women can
do their best in homes. Household
work is made up OF many little
things, such as only q woman's
mind can grasp"
Have men and women different
minds?"
Indeed, yes. A woman can do a
lot of little things at once, such as
are necessary for running a home.
But mans mind can handle only
big things, and these one at a
time
but doesn't your theory make
woman drudge"
mo. The coming of children
brings a great reward For further
answer Mrs. Bacon showed me the
passage from the book:
Even as God makes the harvest
for us to spoil, and smiles and
makes another, so must women
weave what the year will wear, and
wash what the day will soil. And
man, her greatest work, will one
day die and moulder into roses that
Continued on Page Three.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-The new
book that Mrs. Josephine Dodge
Daskam Bacon has written, In the
Border Country" has caused a
great stir among woman's suffrage
advocates, as well as revealing an
interesting chapter in the life of
the famous authoress.
The book is a message to Ameri-
can women, Mrs. Bacon says. She
feels competent to write of the sub
ject in the Intimate style she has
chosen, for she Is the mother of
three children-a very happy moth
er-and she abandoned her work
as a writer of stories to devote her
self to her family. This cost her
$4,000 per year, money which
flowed into her lap from the pub
fishers of her fascinating stories.
Mrs. Bacon, in the book, made
one statement which especially
stirred the suffragets. 1t was this:
"No woman living will ever do
a great work who could not have
borne great children, and If she
can bear great children she can do
no otper great work.
In an interview with the CORE
spondent of this newspaper, Mrs,
Bacon, wife of Selden Bacon, an
attorney. told of her motive in
writing the new book, and said:
Il am for having babies. And
I'm particularly in favor of twins.
Home and the cradle-side is the
place for woman"
Don't you believe in careers?"
was asked.
mo. outside of the home, wom-
en- can't do things as well as men
do. them. The big things of the
world are all to be done by men"
What is left for women?"
ITO make the men. In my story,
the Bee-woman says to woman
artist: Go back and let men make
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mitted to take care of her own in
stitution and minister to the wants
of the "a little orphans entrusted
to her care. There is no occa-
sion for opposition or jealousy to-
ward our institution, unless those
behind it want an exclusive monop-
oily in this line of charitable work.
There is no more occasion for OPP
position to the new Methodist
churches in the city, on the ground
that there are enough churches of
that denomination here already. We
probably could get along with
fewer Methodist churches, but so
long as the people want more, what
right has anyone to interfere.
The Orphons' Home of Spokane
is filling a field that was created
by some of the institutions that
are now combating it. Children
were turned away from these insti-
tutions on one preteXt or another,
oftentimes because the relatives of
CONTINUED on PAGE Two.
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SUES FOR
$4,000

c. II. Rowland, bricklayer in
jured by falling section of cornice
on the Sacred Heart hospital. insti-
tuted suit for $4,000 damages this
morning against George Williams
and A. Weber, the contractors.
Rowland sustained broken leg
and other serious injuries when a
section of cornice fell from the
building. crashing through the scat
folding upon which he was work.
ing and hurting the workman to
the ground many feet below.
This is the second damage suit
for injuries sustained ON this build
ing, Anderson. another bricklayer,
having recovered $4,000 from the
contractors short time ago.
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NO SCHOOL FOR TWO
IL WEEKS!

. Thie is joyous day for the .
. nearly $4,000 school children .
= of Spokane. This afternoon .
. the city schools closed for =
%two weeks Christmas vacation .
. and Young America Will be at =
y liberty during that period. .
. The schools will resume again .
. the Monday after New Years. .
= Spscial Christmas programs .
= will be given at most of the =
= schools. The exercises will .
. vary but all will be suggestive .
o of the festive season of the .
. year. .
=
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WHO KNOWS WILLIAM
PYSHER?

David Pysher, Beamsville, Ont,
dead Please notify William
Pysher, Spokane. DIR. Gilmore"
This is a dispatch received last
night by the Spokane police from
DR.. Gilmore, Evansville, Cont, but
despite a thorough search through
the city directory and among the
hotels of the city, William Pysher
has not been found.
1t is presumed that he deceased
is William Pyshers brother The
telegram awaits the latter at police
headquarters.
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Table linen sets. cloth and nap
kins.
Rugs.
Jardiniere with stand and palm.
Nice sewing rocker.
Coffee percolator.
Pretty dishes OF all kinds.
(Gifts to make mothers work
lighter)
Kitchen cabinet.
Carpet sweeper. 50 up.
Electric iron. S.,
Universal breadmaker. about So.
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WHAT SHALL GET MOTHER
FOR HER CHRISTMAS PRESENT?

Nice silk waist.
Glove certificates.
Pretty jabots, neck kings, etc.
White aprons. soc up.
House slippers.
Umbrella.
Hand bag.
Furs.
Mother, being unselfish. often
likes things for the house that all
enjoy,)
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ANOTHER COLLAPSE OF
.SPRAGUE FILL IMPENDING?

collapse of the loose rock wall that contains
be impending of the wall
sections that have the ground before it,
the board of public works denial could be
board public works concerned
the the better The
b. Dennis the back ahead and finish
the the fault is not his
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KING LEOPOLD OF BELGIUM

KING LEOPOLD OF BELGIUM.
throne, to succeed the late King
Leopold, Belgium will be admins
tered by regency consisting of
ministers.
The king died at 2:35 this morn
ing. The immediate cause of his
death, according to Tharar, chief
physician, was heart embolism.
1--WE we're most apprenticeship
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ARDMORE, Okla, Dec. IL
After cutting all telegraph and tele.
phone wires entering the town of
Paoli, Okla, robbers dynamited the
state bank, secured $4,000 in cash
and eSCnned.
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Deposed Dictator Bitterly Blames United States-Nica
ragua May Be Pioneer Equal Suffrage
Nation.

resignation beyond declaring: ut
was best for the country"
He bitterly condemns the United
States for interference here.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-17

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. IT,
Former Congressman Philip b.
Thompson of Kentucky, who was
stricken on the street with hem:
orrhage of the stomach. died this
morning. He was GA years of age.
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WAS JUST
a YEARS
/. A KING
Leopold Died on Anniver-
sary of Succession to
+ the Throne.
REGENCY IS DECLARED

(By United Press.)
BRUSSELS, Dec. 1.-THE Ma
tionai Monitor announced today
that, pending the succession Of
Prince Albert to the Belgium
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Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Continued on Page Two.
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Continued on Page Three.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 / IA DIAS, con ell UNGUENTO
DE PAZO, va sean simples, sangran
tes, con picaz6n o externas, por rebel
dcs que sean.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

en- oraci6n sent que trseza desvanecia po
NADIA urb6 mi suefo, cuando desperte al dia 81
guiente nj una sola nube obscureca pensamlentos
Mi querida Eva debia llegar las cinco de la arde no
podiamos empear ell tempo hasta aquela hora que
dano largo paseo po e mismo eamino donde deba
llegar
Mandamos pues, ensllar Cabezudo. porque no haba-
mos vueto enganeharo el carruaje desde ell famoso
da que que vover pie partimos para nuestra
expedition
nuestro regreso, pasamos una revista en- regla la
al ar,ln donde todo pareco el orden mas
perfecto ell de la jaula para pude-
ahacer los husedes que espeabamos los honores de la
Solo quedaban dos horas, coneso durante es
horas que pareceron dos sglos experiments
nqucud nervosa al pensar la alteration de mi
fro Que efecto producira Eva La habrian prepara
doY Espcraba cambio tan grandeS No hubiera sdo
meor habituarla POGO poco Estas pregunta oras cen
sc aglomeraban Estaba segura de ver nme
diaamene franca mrada la impression que sentira
N pero Ipoda responder de 10 senraf En-
too caso la espectac6n la inaceon exarcerbaban el
nervioo que abismaba inquitud resoiv
sar al del coche pero haba andsdo an dos
ilas que cada iorbclno de povo one levsntaba en-
sentia tales palpitacones que retroced
yendo cada que legsba la dligsnca 10 cusl
bis embargo que impossible ecie todas
mis- fucrzss nsgue 4 cass sin aliento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
Ia (dad De los a0etas

He aqui una cnriosa estadistica de
los vencedores en- los ultimos juegoE
Olimpicos.
Entire los que ganaron primeros pre-
mios, los de mas edad tienen treinta
y cinco amos, y eran tres.
Ounce tienen de veinticinco trein-
ia amos.
Veintidos de veinte veinticinco
amos.
solo cuatro no habfan cumplido
atin los veinte amos.
De estos ultimos ell mas ioven fu6
Iurner de dieciocho aios, ganador de-
un primer premio de natacion
Esta estadistica induce Greer que
La mejor edad para ell atletismo es la
de veinte veinticinco amos. periodic
en- que termina el crecimiento del
cuerpo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
LA CASA LnUuDR1

Estaba encendida, que pareca que tenia fuego
la Magnioc medic por certo, para parecer menos
desfgurada Finalmente creia que ranscurrria adn
de la egada de los vajeros euando
OF Carlota que gritaba:
- va cstan aqui, senorita,
Pero de r la puerta, subj correndo mi cuarto
escond deras de la cortina de la donde perma
nec tembando mientras Eva subs la cscsera dicendo
II D6nde estas, queridag
iOh ique dicha Su mirada la misma de antes lie
M de ernura aegre emoc6n Que ventura encontrarla
siempre, vera aproximar rostro ams pobres
meas llenas de hoyos que cubria de lagrmas besos
dandome los nombres mas dulces estreehandome
brazos!
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Sc vende

UNA CASA, altos de MADEIRA y bajoa'
de mamposteria, calle del Sol. ReR-
ia $50 al mes.
UNA CASA de MADEIRA, de altos y
bajos callc del Sol. Renta $40.
UNA CASA, de MADEIRA, terrera, en-
Santurce In entrada de la Gale do
ColOmer.
UNA CASA de altos Y bajos, de ma
dera en- Santurce, calle del Condado
esquina 4 Wilson, frente la casa
escuela en- construction. Renta 40
al mes.
UNA CASA de altos bajos situada
en- Rio Piedras con terrenos frente
la escuela normal.
UN QUITRIN modelo frances, fino,
propio para paseo en- $780,.
UN COCTIE de dos asientos en- $50.
UN BUEN CABALLO para brancaE
en- $40.
UN CABALLO de sila en- $50.
UNA MAQUINILLA aSmith Premier,M-
en- buen estado, por $50.
UNA I'D. clearinghouse en- SO.
Para mas informes Agencia de Me-
gocios de Saavedra Agiero.-4Crus
q altos.--P. 0. Box 1O92.
SOLO HAY UN "BRoMO-QUINT-
Ma, ese es 81 LAXATIVE BROMO.
QUIN1NA, usado en- todo ell mundo pa
ra curar resfriados en- IN dia. La fir
ma de +. w GROVE. SO halla en- cada,
cajita.
Ell gobernador Mr. Post ha salidO
esra maiana para fiuaxama regre-
sara esta tarde manana, segln nos
informa el secretario particular sefior-
Noble.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
A g 1.6O

ia de mucha utilidsd, no s6lo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judisialss. Ayun-
ssn.ientos. Corporaeionss , snpasadW
A. ,.dos los ramos, sino tanbttn para
,oa e,merciantes, industriales , psrse-
nss 4 . n.gocios, 81 conoeimiento d. IL
eyes he Puerto Rico aprobadas por
las Csraras el Consejo Executive q
). na.ado aiio de 1907.
81 venden s $50 On Il Ldhrsria del
Doae4fu 0oeoo118.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, q jo-
ven don Ricardo Agrait Aldea, quieR
sc propone jurar ante la Corte Supre-
ma el cargo de abogado.
Nicasio Cruz, acusado de escalamien-
to en- primer grado, sc declar6 culpa-
bic aver, ante la Corte de Distrito, de
Arecibo, y el juez Quifonex, atentO 9
Ia so'ieitrd del acusado, de que sc le-
yese sentencia en- el acto. impdsole un
aho seis meses de preside con traba-
jos forzados, abonandosele el temps.
que lleva en- la cared. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
uAGIRNu AcKlADA ANTIBIlLlOSA
DE ]. II. BLANCO

ca q uso desapsrece el extre1'
mloaso. indig gcstion. dolores de cabe
=. jaQueca, bills. 2cido del estdmsge
. general todos los dcsarreglos pre-
1nc3dos por ei esromago 6 intestinos
H1rsoeHetO - BlHMcO
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Hs cesado en- su cargo de sub-secreta-
rio dc Il Corte de Distrito de Ponce,
el senior f. w. Preston, posesion&ndo,
20 en- dicho cargo, el senior j. Antonio
Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

Ha sido repuesto en- su cargo de sub
marshal de la Corte de Distrito de
Aguadilla, el senior Pedro Manzsno
Aviho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
Hotel Paris
GALE NEN0EZ V1CO, Ne ~
MAYA y ez
n MAvAo y Ex

0it1aAe sets estsbleciDtsats "a q centre
u Il sslls H6ndss Vigo, con m jaxdin q
6sats, = ii que rsune nayofes vsntajaa
: esnslidadss para los seAorss viAjsros, }
Il 80 susnta cen ,neiores habitaciense ffes
80, vsntiladas, magnf6eos baSns J daaAAs.
- OemidAs { to1as hefas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23

Ha prcsentado la renuncia del pues-
TO de sub-marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito, dc Aguadilla, el senior Osvaldo
Peila Ruiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-23
N0TuCLAS

Hs cesado On su cargo de sub-secreta-
rio dc II Corte de Distrito de Ponce,
el senior +. w. Preston, posesion&ndo-
20 en- dicho cargo, el senior j. Antonio
Lopez.
Ha sido repuesto en- su cargo de sub
marshal de la COrte de Distrito de
Aguadilla, el seiior Pedro Manzano
Aviho.
Ha prcsentado la renuncia del pues-
10 de sub-marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito, dc Aguadilla, el senior Osvaldo
Pcha Ruiz.
Los maestros de instruction pnblica,
que ejercen en- Juana- -Dfaz, celebraron
una reunion preliminar para formar
una Asociaci6n, nombrandose una di-
rectiva interina, compursta de los Sc
hOres siguientes:
Presidente, don EugeniO Lecompte.
Vice-presidcnte, don Isaac del Rosa
rio.
Tesorera, dona Mercedes Torres de
AlvaradO.
Vocal, senOrita Maria Aguiar.
SecretariO, don Pablo Morfe.
ProntO sc discutira el reglamento
por el que ha de regirse la sociedad.
Ha salido para Santa Isabel, el doc
tor don Francisco Izquierdo, que resi-
dia en- Cayey.
LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 & IA DIAS, con ell UNGUENTO
DE PAZO, va sean simples, sangran
tes, con picaz0n externas, por rebel
dcs que sean.
El dclegado a la Camara sefor Gar
cia Duc6s, interpelo aver al gobierno,
acerca de la aptitud del attorney gene
raj en- ell caso del juez de paz de
Aguadilia, seiior Adrian del Vale.
Mr.. Hoyt parece que no hace gram
case de las interpelaciones.
Varios comerciantes de GALES, tie
nen Ia idea de fundar un Casino Es-
pa1ol en- aquei pueblo.
Aver tarde las cuatro, fue curado
en- el cuarto de socorros, de una he
rida leve, en- la region temporal, el
individuo Vicente Martinez, que fue
herido de un disparo de escopeta de
salon por Jose Cuevas. Martinez es
peon del establerimiento de mercan-
cias eEl Cielo.D
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Kantate.
&Oman ans Dem 2eip5iser 2cbsm BON
Inng 8otbe.
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XIV.
DDS fiel ben brapen, einfaden
Wdnnern, Die on Der Spite oes 9(1lf-
Itanoes geitanoen batten, ihmer 3u
periteben, mics nod mand' anberm,
Der eeiheioter mar ais Tie lhmer al
periteben fiel .9enn Die Siroler na-
rem Serren ibres 2anbes CUR s3eit
als Der 5rieoe in @ien abgeidloi-
fen mnroe, fem bapriider ooer from.
5oiiiher Soloot itano mebr auf if
rem 9ooeu, oa bitten tie mol err.
iuarten fonnen, BOB man lie itid)t
einfah in Stid laiie. llno menn oo-
mails in @ien nibt Die Sammerlicb-
felt Srumpf aeiueien mare, nidt elm
beid)rGnfter ginfaltspiniel olf Dem
Sbron qeIeifen utlo Elm ourftrie.
bener &drfeidmieo, Der feline Mb=
nungen bon ben 6eeungen elmer
golfsieele bette, oas 2ano beberriht
bdtte, Damn miiroe man audi nibt
notig gebabt boben, iie imSti6 5t lai-
len.
Die 5iroler beritonoen's llidt
uno als triieeriide 9adridtert pom
iieuen admpfen mo neiien Siegeli
ms 2ano fanlen, oa eIaubte man
ibnen uno griff ipieoer 81 ben @ai-
fen. IS mar pereebens. Die Strait
5oien Orarlgen nit gu GROCER 0tadlt
ms 2ano. Ger Aufitano mllroe
nieoergeiporfen, Die Siibrer, menu
lie nidt fIobell, muroen gefangell
genomnen unb eridlofien. aufj 50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-20
NEWTOWN.

The recent ice storm has done con- siderable damage around the town and county Reports of bad results come from Taunton district and Mt. Pleas ant.
 Mrs. J. J. McCabe, of Bridgeport, was the guest Wednesday of MT. and Mrs. John T. Keane, Zoar.
 Miss Minnie Butler of the High School staffff and Miss Florence Ash croft of the preparatory school. are en- toying a few days in New York and New Jersey.
 Frederick B. Blake and John Gay have been appointed appraisers on the estate of the late John Hughes.
 MT. and Mrs. B. S. Lowell have en- tertained their daughter. Mrs. Willis Carter of Bethel
 Miss Ida Ruffles daughter of Deacon and Mrs. George Ruffles has returned from her sojourn at Torrington very much improved in health.
 Miss Margaret Hess closed her school in Taunton Thursday and will enjoy a few days vacation.
 The supper served by the men of Trinity parish Thursday evening was a gratifying success. The much her aided clam chowder was especially good The four tables were in charge of Daniel G. Beers. Henry Rupf. Her man Peck R. H. Beers. who each had with them a corps of walters. compris- ing the young men of the parish, the latter wearing white caps which were loaned by w. H. Stevens. manager of the Borden Co. Selections on the were rendered during the supper by R. H. Beers. Later some very fine stereopticon views were shown by H. N. Tiemann. taking in scenes from New York city, Cuba, Japan, Siberia. and winding up with views of Newtown street. The receipts were somewhere over $50.