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The Coconino sun., 1911-10-06
ARIZONA OCTOBER BULLETIN

NoNeInoI ol Arlzona mas pro- claimed that a general election shall be held in Arizona on Tues day, December I2, IoII, for off cers, state of Arizona.
 Plan for extending Southern Pacific lines to reach Douglas is reported.
 Fl Paso and Southwestern Rail- way is rushing work on extension to Tucson.
 Prescott is planning a fair for exhibition of Northern Arizona products.
 Pima county fair will be held at Tucson, Oct. 25-a6-27. Over SI,ooo will be offered in prizes and premiums.
 Much progress is reported from Verde valley. Big smelter now building and railroad to enter that section.
 Party of transcontinental auto tourists to journey through Ari- zona en route from New York to the Pacific coast.
 Announcement is made of large irrigation project on Gila river near Agua Caliente. Reported 10000 acres will be in the project.
 Preparations for Arizona fair are proceeding with splendid suc- cess. The Arizona fair at Phoe- nix is the most important in southwest.
 Greenlee county held very suc- cessful fair at Wilcox. Farmers Exchange at Wilcox planning fine exhibit for Arizona fair in November.
 Clifton will shortly have new 500, ,ooo court house; also several new school buildings and new re- duction works of Arizona Copper Company.
 University of Arizona at Tucson opened with an unprecedented attendance and with every prom ise for best year in its history.
 Clifton has organized strong chamber of commerce which is working hard for that section and will help transcontinental high ways.
 Board of equalization reports valuation of property for taxation purposes in 1911, Sos, 7o8.64, an increase of II,oo6, 482 .2o in one year.
 San Diego-Arizona railway to enter Arizona by way of Yuma is now building completion of line to Sal River valley and other poinrs to be rushed.
 Arizona bank comptroller re- ports condition Arizona banks on Sept. 5 as follows: Total resour- ces B National banks, $o,785, : 572.64; total resource 40 territo- rial banks $I6, ,482.o4; com bined resources S26, ,ooo.6S.
 Census bureau reports aggre- gate value of all domestic ami mals, poultry, bees, etc., in 1910, S23, ,638,ooo as compared with SI5,523, 1000 in 1910. The in- crease being S8,II5,ooo and the rate of increase s2.3 per cent. These valuations include in 1910, cattle SII,76o head; sheep r,o6I, 363 head; horses 85,248 head.
 t.s0 0<~ AL \
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-06

Don't trifle with cold is good advice for prudent men and women. It may be vital in case of child. There is nothing better than Cham berlain's Cough Remedy fo r coughs and colds in children. It is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-06
Invest Your Money
Where it will be safe, bring large returns. ..

Af&tTE INTE N D ENHANCING OUR THH Store and will dispose of our other hold
 ings to do so at prices that will move same quickly.
 few ten tracts in the orange district three and one-haf miles west or Glendale. Level land sandy soil, signed up in the Roosevelt Project, assessments due, have all been paid Some of the best ranches in the valley adjoin this property regular boulevard from Phoenix to this land. Our price per is only 5000 with all water rights Land fine for grapes, alfalfa, beets cantaloupes, olives, etc. Distance miles from Phoenix. Schools, cteameries, two miles from property This is the greatest snap in the Salt River valley: h. vestigate. now
 fine bearing Orange Orchard just of of Grand Avenue, under the Arizona canal, new house, plenty of shade grapes figs, dates, etc. Finest soil deep we'll, good water barn. etc. There are I6 in this place, and about I, 200 orange and grapefruit trees. One of the snaps of Salt River valley, if taken at once s8 ooo.oo > will take it.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-06
Notice of Application for U. s. Patent
Serial No. 015354. U. S.,Land.0 Office, Phoenix, {

Arizona, Sep. II, 1911. 1
 Notice is hereby given that the Pitts burg Copper & Mining Company, by J. W. Francis, it's agent and attorney in fact, whose postoffice address is Flagstaff. Arizona, has made applica- tion for patent for the Victor lode mining claim, Mineral Survey No. 2760, situate in the White Mesa Mining Dis- trict, County of Coconino. and Terri
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
THE TALE OF BURDOCK BONES Being the Narrative of the Undoing
 of a Pie Eater

From the Duluth News Tribune.
 Chapter 1.-The shades of night had fallen with booming thud upon the landscape. The electric signs were flick ering here and there along Superior street, Burdock Bones, the great detective, sat in his nickel-plated office, calmly but de- Ihberately smoking six Pittsburg stogies
 Chapter 2-Burdock was thinking. That very day some dastardly villain had en- tered a local pie house and stolen 16 fresh blueberry pies. This was the great est crime that had ever come under inc observation Of Burdock Bones. No won der he was thinking
 Chapter 3.-Recklessly juggling two dy- nanite bombs. he had nearly solved the conundrum, when-bangi Some son of a. seacook smashed the door with a meat ax and stepped Into the office.
 Chapter 4.--Burdock turn arounud in his swivel chair and faced-Iook who's here) Nut Faced Monk, the pie fend. A faint blue line encircled his cavernous mouth The great mystery was solved. But be- fore our hero could clap the "comealongs' on his wrist. Nut Faced Monk covered him with a 16-pound derringer he had con- cealed Tn his vest pocket. Horrors.
 Chapter 5.-"Aha, now you shall bite the uuSl+ cf1tu tHe pie 1dceu Villain. Did Burdock Bones quail? Nay, no quail about him, nor prairie chicken, either, for that matter Our hero was no coward. Didn't he leap into the roaring torrent and save Ainslee DeVere's pet poodle? Didn't he catch Clarabelle Caruthers at the foot of the crag when she fell from a iOoO-foot precipice? Sure, Mike! And, "once hero Ialways a hero," unused he.
 Chapter 6.-So barring his magnificent bosom he raised himself to his full height and cried: Shoot. if you must this old gray head, but spare my negligee shirt he said. But what's the use? You can not kill me-
 Chapter 7.-"Can't kill you, eh9' missed Nut Faced Monk. And why not?" 1 Throwing out his chest. shirt bosom and all, in a voice like the thunder. he cried: Because I am the hero of this tale and story book heroes never die"
 Chapter s.-Realizing that this was true with a cry of baffled rage, Nut Faced Monk, the pie fend, turned and fired into the dark, dismal, drizzly night.
 Chapter 9.-The next morning his paten leather shoes and straw hat were found on the pier at the Aerial Bridge while on lonesome blueberry pie was floating dis consolately about on the dark, green wa ters of Lake Superior.
 The End.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

Beautiful Groom bungalow within block of Glen Iris Park overlooking the city; within one-half block or car line all built in features, tile bath, hardwood floors. Prices and terms are right for this locality. A-5SS Another beautiful Groom bungalow up on the side of the mountain where you get the cool breezes. out of the smoke; short distance from Glen Iris Park, beam ceilings throughout, built in fetures, faces east, across street from new $20.000 home, one block of car line. Price $5000-s500 cash bal ance s35 a month with per cent. A-bs7.
 s2a,OOO-Lot 4Ox150 feet on s. 2Oth St., on alley corner, improved with 2 story building renting for $50 per month Twentieth street is the great business thoroughfare and this is E. Twentieth street central business property. Present lease expires April 1st, 1912, and there is good reason to believe that this property can then be leased at higher figure. A-572 s65OOk-1O0x:4O feet on N. 10th avenue, half block of car line and convenient to business district Two housese on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
Geo. o. Mabry 21O6 FIRST AVENUE
 Either Phone 2572
Ryan,s Bargains

$675O-1O-room, modern, 2-story residence well located on South Highlands; small cash payment balance like rent. ss250-S-room, modern. 2-story home, well located one block of car line at Foun- tain Heights; reasonable cash pay mant, balance easy.
 $2500--5-room, modern bungalow, well To- cated near Crews station; small cash payment balance to suit
 $2OG0-6-room, modern cottage near car line at Woodlawn well located; small cash payment, balance like rent.
 $750O-100 acres red land, practically level, well watered, extra nice Groom house; also good 4-rooin tenant house. carriage house. barn, etc.. near railroad and two macadam roads; only B miles out. Sat isfactory terms, or will exchange. s750-10-acre truck farm with small house good spring and orchard; only seven miles from courthouse; terms. Ryan Real Estate Company
 2O26 sd Avenue. Bell Phone S3k
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

alley renting for s25 per month. Spur track from Belt along front line of property. This Is excellent location for large warehouse. A-573.
 S3OOO-LOt 5Ox1OO feet on Avenue c, 50 feet west of Twenty-second St. where Highland avenue, Lakeview and Avondale cars pass Adjoining corner lot now being improved with brick building for stores A-574. S5I5O-Reautl7uI lot 70x2OO feet on Sycamore St, in vicinity of pretty homes. Lot is well shaded with fine oal; trees and has northwestern ex- posture. The neighborhood is excel lent. A-J75.
 s7OOO-East of Twentieth St. home, 1H blocks Highland avenue, large corner lot, rooms, furnace heat. of unique and artistic design and arrangement. practically new and thoroughly mod- ern. Attractive terms. A-57S. s5OOO-Enst Twentieth St., Groom cot- tage, oak floors, furnace heat mis- sion chandeliers, modern in every ap- pointment. Shady lot, one-half block from Highland avenue, in excellent neighborhood. Terms easy, just It, tie cash. Owner nonresident, hence the unusual price. A-5SO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
FOR SALE

S2250-No. 301 church street. Elyton, store and drug combined; corner lot; easily worth $3000, for only s2250. S550O-1O05 South 12th avenue, rooms, modern convenieuces screened with good copper wire; hardwood floors, back ands front stairs; nice resi- dence.
 s9000-No. 1131 Culiom street, South side, rooms, hardwood floors lot 10Ox145 feet, nicely elevated; a home anyone will be proud off. No. 620s 2d avenue, north, good A. room house on a large choice lot, select neighborhood; price only $1250,
 $2O cash. balance $20 per month; all
 street Improvements and sanitary paid for.
 For further information call our Real Estate Department" both phones 27S5.
 Gibson Insurance 6 Realty Go. 216 North Fist Street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES
EsTRAY NOTICE

The State of Alabama, Jefferson Coun-
 ty-Probate Court
 Taken up by J. D. Acton, on the 1lth day of August. 1911, and estrayed before P. ". Acton, a justice of the peace for Precinct No 31, a certain mouse colored mare mule. weight about 900 pounds; off in left hind leg; har- ness marks; about l2 or IA years old shod all around. running at left nos tril. wind not good. and valued at $50.
 Witness my hand, this 12th day of August, 1911. J. P. STILES. Judee of Probate for Jefferson County. S-13-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
For Rent
wOODLAwN.

6010 Sd ave, south, rooms, modern, SEQ COOS Sd ave, south, 5 rooms, s17.O. 20 Grace St, rooms. modern, S14. 1l9 Lewis st, rooms, $17.50. 601o 3d ave, south, rooms modern. Sl7. 5o PIT North 52d st, rooms, modern, S25. SIS North 18th st. 5 rooms, modern, SIS PA North 18th st., rooms, modern, S2. 2oS Grace st., rooms. modern, VA TITS Sloss ave, . rooms, modern, $l6. 3O7 18th st., rooms, modern, S20. 5oS7 1st ave, 10 rooms, modern, 80. 59O6 1st ave, 2 rooms, modern, S20. 124 South G3d St, rooms. modern. $lO
 SOUTHSIDE. No. 1213 Fist st., 12 rooms, modern, $lOO. 1131 Cullom st., rooms, modern, S4o. 1905 12th ave. s rooms. modern, $35 1219 11th ave, rooms, modern, $S5. 29l5 Juniper ave, 10 rooms. modern, $50 2e2O Juniper ave, roms, s45.
 NORTHSIDE. No. 1920 Williams st, rooms, modern, $l6. 1908 18th st, rooms, $15. Sl5 Sd ave, 5 rooms, modern SIS. All Tuscaloosa ave, 6 rooms. modern, SO 1928 Tuscaloosa ave, rooms, modern, $1S 14l9 Tuscaloosa ave, rooms, modern, S2O 1415 Tuscaloosa ave, rooms, modern,
 Sl75o.
 7s1 2d ave, "store'' 2Sx54 modern, $40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
FOR RENT


 NoRTHSIDE s30-s rooms. 17o4 14th ave. s80-S rooms, 1702 14th ave, north. $45-s rooms, 1201 N. 18th street. S12.50-4 rooms, S17 Ed ave. s15-6 rooms, 1920 Copeland ave. $4o-S rooms, 2127 12th avenue, north. SIP. 5o-4 rooms, 18th ave, north. s80-S rooms, 1908 Rush ave. s25-S rooms, 1429 N. 18th ave. s3O-S rooms, 1905 N. 18th street. s30-7 rooms. 1925 18th ave. $30-7 rooms. 1923 18th ave. s12-4 rooms, 1923 N. 18th street. s25-7 rooms, 1521 9th ave, north. s50-e rooms, 78o N. 21st street. s40-7 rooms and store, 1880 1st ave. s11-4 rooms. 1717 Allen st. s25-e rooms. 1907 Allen st. s45-s rooms, 1201 N. 25th street. SIP. 50-5 rooms, 1915 N. Walker street s11-3 rooms, 1o16 N. 16th street. s11-3 rooms, 1913 N. 18th st. s11-3 rooms, 1920 N. 16th st $35-s rooms, 1909 Rush ave-; October. $27 50-7 rooms, 1881 N 17th street. s27 50-7 rooms. 1887 N 17th street.
 SOUTHSIDE. $13-7 rooms 520 S. 27th street s40-Apartments; 6 rooms. 1911 s. 12th avenue. s47.50-Apartments;6 rooms, 1925 10th avenue. $s5-e rooms. 822 S. Fist st. s45-S rooms, 2920 Juniper ave. $2o-5 rooms. 17o1 Ave. c. $75-S rooms, Cullom Flats. $7O-S rooms, Cullom Flats. $52. sos rooms, 2232 Sycamore st s5O-S rooms. 1217 S. 16th st. s25-S rooms, 2714 Ave. F. $75-12 rooms. sos 18th ave. s15-5 rooms. 1881 Ave. F. $27 50--7 rooms 1900 Ave. l. s20-7 rooms, S14 $. 18th st. s50-9 rooms. 1715 11th ave, south. $11-4 rooms, 615 s. 22d st. SAT 5o-7 rooms, 14O4 St. Charles st. sS-4 rooms, 715 s. 31st st. s11 50-6 rooms, 611 S. 33d street. $12.5o-5 rooms 1425 Ave. c. s5o-8 rooms. 1214 Maplewood ave- nue, new.
 WEST END. S1S-6 rooms, 309 Elyton street S20-6 rooms, IS. s. Poplar st. s1S-5 rooms. 215 s. Hawkins st. $15-6 rooms 13O Almond street s22 5O--5 rooms TOP Tuscaloosa ave. $15-6 rooms. 921 sd ave, between Pearl and Vine streets. s2O-7 rooms, Randolph street, Beverly Place. s15-6 rooms, Randolph street, Beverly Place. SIP .50-5 rooms, no Oak street. SIP 50-5 rooms, 210 Almond street. ST 50-5 rooms. 1909 Cotton ave. s15-6 rooms, 319 1st ave- Elyton s35-8 rooms, SIS Princeton ave. $15-5 rooms. 1909 Steiner ave.
 WOODLAWN. $20-6 rooms, 51st street and Sd ave. s10-5 rooms, 5S12 2d ave, north. $25-6 rooms. 6011 1st ave. $1S-5 rooms, 122 N. 57th street. s25-7 rooms, 5930 3d ave, north. 17.50-5 rooms, 32o N. 51st street. s30-9 rooms, 5037 1st ave, north. $15-5 rooms and bath, 136 Edmond street, East Woodlawn. $22. 50-5 rooms, 610S 3d ave, South Woodlawn. s17.5o-s rooms, s11o Sd ave, South Woodlawn. s1S-6 rooms, 4S04 2d avenue, north. s10-5 rooms, 5S14 2d avenue, north. s15-5 rooms, 139 Edmunds street s20-5 rooms. BIT N. goth street. BETHEA REAL ESTATE &
 INSURANCE GO.
 2027 Third Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
Special Privilege

From the Washington Star.
 Isn't it against the law to be loud and boisterous in the street?''
 Tt is,' replied Mr. chuggins. "nnless you do so with a mechanical screecher attached to motor car"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

NEW BRICK ON CORNER. Near 2oth. street and 16th avenue, south; ; has nine rooms. every improvement; fine view of city; price $l0,000 on terms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

NEW BRICK NEAR HIGHLAND AVE. In one of the best neighborboods on the Highlands; has eight rooms. two beau titul baths, tile roof, lot 5Ox140; price, S10,500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

WITHIN 200 FEET Of w. S. Browns new home. corner of Highland avenue and 30th street: D. story, 11-room home; two baths; finished in best quarter-sawed oak; lot 5ox2OO; price. s10,500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

TEN-ROOM RESIDENCE. One block south of Highland avenue The location Is fine modern in every detail: lot 6ox150; garage, servants rooms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE. Has 10 large rooms, three baths. finished and arranged simply fine; elevated lot 50x2l9. It is the best home to be had for sl5,00o east of 10th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

YOU CAN MAKE Money here; corner lot, just about 200 feet square and within three blocks of High s10,7bo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

JUST WEST OF 2OTH STREET. New Broom home equipped with every modern improvement; price, s6S5O easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

BY THE WAY, I have the cheapest lot in this location
 size 5ox20o; price, s4OO0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
HERE
  ARE THE HOMES

Just take your pick-pay me a little down and l will wrap 1t up for you. I won't describe them in detail, but every one of them is new and up-to-date in every respect
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

SOUTH HIGHLANDS BUNGALOW. Has six rooms and every new improve rnent; good lot; price. $50O0, terms easv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

VISIT THE FACTORY AND SEE pTHE "GREAT SOUTHERN CARo k1dADE. THIRD AVE. AND EIGHTH ST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

I HAVE ABOUT Twenty of the choicest lots on the South . side for sale. l mean lots that are wortl1- the money.
 IF YOU WANT To buy, sell or trade 1t will pay you to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
BETHEA REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE GO.
 2027 Third Ave.
FOrRent
 STORES

1902 Huntsville ave, 2Ox6o ...........s 25.Oo 311 s. 20th st. 30x60. 0.................... 5000 24GS Fourth ave, 20x40. 0.............. 35.G0 1702 Fourth ave, 20x70. ................ 45.0O 1904 Fourth ave. 2oxS0. 0.................. 5000 17O0 Fourth ave, 20x7O.. coco "A s. 20th st., 20x80. ..................... 75.W 2105 First ave, 25x1O0 0................. 100.0D 1920 Fourth ave, 25x140. ................ 1000 1722 First ave, 25x140, 2-story ........ 125. .00 221S First ave. 25x140, 2-story ......... 125.00 2211 Third ave, 25x150. northumberland. 125.OO 1913 4th ave, 34x90, 3-story. 125.O0 2105 2d ave, 25x70 3-story ............. 5000 PIT 3d ave, 25x140. 40..................... i500o 3l5 N. 20th st., 20xl00. 00.................. 1900 1909 1st ave, 25x10O.. 0O.................... 175.00 172O 2d ave, 25x14, 3-story ........... 1750O 2024 3d ave, 25x140. 0..................... al00 %
 12 & 20th st., 25x14O 4-story. . .2500 2019 3d ave, 25x14O 3-story. ........... 25OOO 4l2 N. 20th st., 40x140 2-story ....;.... 25000 2l3 N. 10th st., 20x100. See Us
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
We Have for Sale About Twenty
 New Bungalows

In good environments the Southsde If you n the market for modern home at moderate price, at and get the pick themSouth Twentieth Street Central Bus ness Proposition that good income earnercelen Ware house ocaton-Aracve offerings improved and vacant residential property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20

THIS IS GOOD Two-story, S-room home. new and mod- ern in every way; l think I can show where this Is the best home you can buv for $6250 on the Highlands
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
CLAUDE L. NORRIS

Acknowledgement Real Estate ana In surance Co, 2lO North 21st Street. Both Phones 1239 l-f "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-20
DO YOU KNOW

THAT EVERY SINGLE CONDITION GOVERNING THE BUILDING BUSI- NESS AND THE REAL ESTATE MARI KET WILL MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO EVER AGAIN GET OTHER SOUTH HIGHLAND OR NORWOOD HOMES AT THE PRESENT LOW PRICES. INVESTIGATE THE REASON FOR THESE LOW PRICES AND TERMS.
 On Highland Ave. You can now buy this fine new home for less than s20.000. It is a brand new. modern, to-yne- minute brick residence; has fifteen rooms all told. If owner could hold it he would get s25,OOO for it. Reasonable terms, too.
 Elegant Home-$700O Near Highland avenue on a large high lot fronting east This Is very at tractive home, has nine large rooms, finished in quarter sawed oak, mod ern heating system. You will lind this worth $800o. Must be sold now. Reasonable terms.
 $55O0-$400 Cash South Highlands-Brand new S-room furnace heated house. Any one can see that this one Is well built of best material. Has every modern im- proyement. Is better built and much prettier home than you would expect to see for less than $7000. High lot overlooking city
 Bungalow $500 Cash South Highlands-Not quite finished. Buy now and select your own paint ing, papering and decorations Has 6 rooms, hall and sleeping porch. High lot near cars. Modern to the minute A bargain. Terms easy enough for anyone.
 $5250-Norw0od
 s2so to sl0O0 cash and balance In req sonable payments will buy one of these new homes. They are prettier, larger. more convenient, better built and in a better location than any $s5O0 home in the city. In fact these are bargains Have seven rooms, separate bath and toilet. large sleep ing porch. Finished in oak and birch. Tile bath. Furnace heat Simply a beautiful place. I can show the most skeptical that this Is well built place. When these are gone they can never again be duplicated for anything like this price. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW OF THE BARGAINs-PHONE ME-I KEEI UP WITH FEM.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-18
CUME THIS YkAK.
Miss Pankhurst, Suffragette, OPP
timistic at England's Prospects.
cabinet Has Held Us Back Long
Time"
WOMEN'S WAGES.
WAGES.
WOMEN'S
Receive SI.25 Per Week on the
British Island.
Equal Suffrage Will Help Bet
ter These Conditions"

The vote will be given to women
IN England this year, L think said
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, the famous
English suffragette, who is in Topeka
today on lecture tour in the inter-
est of her cause She will talk tonight
at the First Baptist church
Why do l think so? Because the
cabinet, which has been holding US
back has promised parliament time
to consider the measure and time is all
we need.
1.-THE bill has always passed the first
and second reading and then there has
never been time for more conSidera-
ton. However, the cabinent, after
many refusals has agreed to give the
body as much time as is wanted.
Yes. that cabinet composed of q
men, 1 want you to understand, is the
chief factor that has been holding us
back. The votes for women was not
regarded as party measure. 1t was
not known how the women would vote,
for or against them if they had the
power so the cabinet has been oppos-
ing us although the majority of the
parliament was in our favor.
Governments always oppose the ex-
tension of franchise. They have to be
forced to extend the ballot Before
the first reform act of 1882, regarding
mems votes was passed there was much
rlotlng, much property damaged and
destroyed and officials lives endangered.
Before another reform measure
could be passed in 1867, again had to
be much disturbance, although not as
violent as before, and just before an
other reform measure as to enfran-
chisement was passed in 1885, there
was like action, although possibly
milder than at the preceding dates.
I'VE are going to get the votes
Miss Pankhurst is one woman whose
pictures do not do her justice. She
is blue eyed, pink checked English
girl, very slender and delicate look
ing-not at all like the traditional
idea of the suffrage Her voice is
low and musical. But in spite of
her rather frail physique, she gives
person an impression of an enormous
reserve force and that she would be
equal to every occasion.
Today she was, the guest of Mrs.
Lila Day Monroe.