The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
FFRAGETTES HAVE
BIC UNDERSTANDINGS
New York Sends TO Philadelphia
to Find Girl With
"Trilbies."
BY RALPH JOHNSTON.
20 cod N,rr 10 The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The TTlouhc.
NEW YORK, April l.--Now the laugh
is on New York, The Woman's Politi-
cal league. which intends next week IN
impress the Importance Of granting sur
frage for women In the city of New York
by meank OF q parade showing the prog
ress OF woman during the past couple OF
centuries. had 10 send TO Philadelphia for
its Cinderella. One OF the figures IN the
parade is 10 be belle OF the reign OF
good Queen Anne borne In n sedan chair.
In order to carry out the veri- multitude
II wac necessary To hhSo fragile little
lady wearing a shoe not bigger than II
In all the ranks OF the New York suf-
fragettes not one was found who could
wear the slipper
The New York girl especially when
ferent proposition from the old time ideal
of girlhood.. There Is little of the cling
ing vine about her, All the same she
is a mighty attractive young person and
will stand comparison with her sisters
anywhere In the world
Many Going to Europe.
The volume OF European passenger
travel will probably exceed al records
this Summer From year TO year the
travel Increases. so that commonly each
succeeding season Is record breaker
Prosperity Is one of the master aids TO
transatlantic travel. More people are
able 70 make the trip, a Certain propoF, /,
season after season go To swell the pas
scnger lists, Safety and comfort in
crease and help in overcoming the fear
and lndispositiou that many persons en-
of travel, moving pictures Of foreign
places and events whet thc taste tor
travel. Also the number or ships. the
size OF the ships ana the speed Of ships
grow greater and although this is main
Iy a result Of Increasing patronage. II
also operates as a cause for Increased
patronage
Last season tho lSr,isstls exposition and
tins a9sipi, Play a Oberammerg1u were
the special drawing cards ror many Amer
lean tourists The great event this year
Of King George and (9i,een Mary-wtE
eclipse last years attractions
Boy Scouts Write Letters.
The Boy Scout movement saens TO have
caught on about as &cll in this country
ts II has In England and thousands of
thing, especially for the city boy. Gen
tral Baden Powell. who is responsible for
the, movement, has just Iormu!qIed 2 plan
which may have mighty consequences;
teIsd postal cards or letters 10 fellow
Scouts in England. Eern1snY, France.
India, Australia and various other coun-
tries and The correspondence YIN be en-
touraged among the boys OF different ma
ttCns.
The idea is 10 have this exchange Of
correspondence on days that are Ut ma
tInnAl importance. For instance. General
Baden Powell is arranging correspond
ence between the boys Of England and Of
other countries. especially for ST. Georges
duy April %. Tor St George Is the
patron saint of the Boy Scouts OK Eng
land. bic as anxious that the boys OF
England should &c, letters from the
youngsters OF other nations on that day
and thai thay in turn should answer
them. The American idea Is to have the
boys OF other countries write io the Boy
Scouts OF America on July 4.
This movement may do much TO ad
vance the cause OF universal peace
How Tight He Was.
Senator Timothy D. Sullivan has an
original way of expressing his opinion OF
a man who has characteristics which are
not normal. The other night he was tell
ing some friends about one person who
had crossed his path, said the senator.
He Is so tight that nc can carry an
armfuI of eels up ladder and not drop
one He wouldn't give FIVE certs for a
scuttle Of lemonade on q desert