The evening world., 1911-03-14
Utah Excoriatei for Daring to
Suggest Brigham Young's
Mug on WarShip Silver.
PARSONS TOUCHES 'EM.
Maximum Duty on Paris Hats
Would Be a Shame, So There!
Dubious on Cost of Living.

The woman's Republican Club at Its
meeting this afternoon at Delmonico's
slammed the state OF Utah for daring
TO suggest presenting a set of silver to
tho navy containing a replica OF
Brigham Young and the Mormon Tenn
pie 10 adorn the new battleship Utah.
Tho club also took a fall out OF As
ecmblyman Cuvillier and resolved to
camp on his trail at Albany and make
him behave himself.
Moreover, when former Congressman
Herbert Parsons tried TO enllghten the
women Republicans 40 that they should
understand that the tarif had Moth
ing to do with the high cost of living.
many OF them refused to be convinced,
and some Of them were heard to re-
mark that they considered Mr.. Parsons
biased In his statements
Assemblyman Cuvillier's court-ripper
bill was denounced as a "Tammany
grab and designed to do away with
the Night Court. When President Mrs.
James c. wln,z called for volunteers
TO go to Albany there were many re-
sponses. Luncheon will be served on
the train.
Proposed "arriaee Law Denounced.
A letter was read condemning Assem-
blyman Cuvillier's bill amending the
marriage license law In relation to
minors being able to have their mar
riages declared void and the women
were asked to use their efforts to de-
feat the bill.
There" said one cmb In the rear
of the room. Il told you they were
taking the Assemblyman seriously
ION the contrary" spoke up Mrs.
Emil GloSau. the treasurer. Mrs. Brooks
tells me he is regarded as a Joke in
Albany"
well. anyhow. you should have taken
up my resolution at the last meeting"
rejoined the frst speaker. who FOR all
the world wouldn't have her name in
the paper"
~ am afraid you are out OF ORDER
smiled Mrs. Wentz.
IL thought l was, but I wanted "a
make sure Of it," said the opponent o.
Cuvin'er.
The Utah silver service with Brigham
young's face on It was denounced be-
cause the old Mormon was not consid.
cred worthy TO represent American
manhood, and devoted his lie to an
institution contrary TO American thought
and was the head OF an institution
which now exists In defiance of law
The Navy department was urged tc
de line the silver service.
Parsons on Hats and Things.
Congressman Parsons came prepared
vita A huge mass q statistics which en-
cited aalrm in the hearts Of his audience
until Mr. Parsons promised not TO read
II all,
you know we planned to nave lunch.
con at 1880 o'clock and covers have beer
laid for sixty" remarked a member II
a shrill undertonc.
The Congressman told how n tariff,
bill was framed and. regardless OF The
jolt administered to him by Mr.. Levy,
who now represents the Thirteenth Con.
sresslonal District. stuck TO the pres
ent tariff as being the best ever. He
explained the meaning of the maximum
and minimum tariff,
you ladies'. perhaps, will appreciate
what | say when It refers 10 hats
At this every had bent forward an'
ears were wide open.
"Now, II France didn't admit oul
goods on the same basis as II does othe'
countries the President would impose
ian additional % per cent. on hats i'm
ported from Paris
THAT would be horrid." observed
nearer.
The Congressman explained the mean
Ing OF the reciprocity agreement ant
said the United states o get tn
best Of II.
But | am prepared to say he adde's
with some emphasis, that the increased
price OF living Is not due to the tariff.
Chorus Of Protests.
There WAS a chorus OF "o-ohs"" an
heads shook and p.umes bobbed In pro
test.
Mr.. Parsons declared hat the in
creased production Of gold was respon
slolc .1r TODD being high. But when h
said that hay and potatoes would be- ad
u,tt,f rec from Canada there wa
g.c.. '%,lause, as many as a dozen la
G,ta s.aaa.IE their palms together a
tho same time.