The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-26

twenty-one.
Special classes under the board of
education have been established for
children who are blind or below nor
NAL. No person controlling place of
public amusement may allow the pres
ence of child under Is unaccompani-
ed by parents or guardian. An act to
regulate moving picture shows has
Seen passed, and laws for the improve
ment of free public schools. A COM
mittee on Fairgrounds has been pro
vided for all cities and villages with
power to establish recreation places.
And any adult who is found encourag-
ing juvenile delinquency, may be Sc
verely punished and juvenile deten-
ton court and special county judge for
Juveniles has been appointed
Fourth, because women, as the pur-
chasers of nearly everything that
comes into the home. they feel more
keenly than almost anyone else the
effect of the increasing cost of living
One of the causes of this increased
cost is the tariff The democratic
party is pledged to reduce the tariff
,and Woodrow Wilson, as its leader.
will certainly accomplish this.
Fifth, because he is going to prove
that it is not necessary that cam
.paign, to be successful, must be fought
out in slough of personalities and
determinations, but may be won on the
uplands by leader. standing for a
cause and truly believing that cause
to be far bigger than any one man.
| And in the year 1912, they can if
they believe in what the democratic
nominee stands for-clean govern
ment-do much by helping to create
public sentiment. After ALL what is
public sentiment, but the crystalliza.
ton of individual opinions, which like
a SNOWFALL grows in magnitude as ii
lis rolled on its way, by each enthusi
astic touch.
i Measures writing Inconsistencies in
Iour present industrial situation, viz:
little children stunted or bent under
labor, children started often on Grim
final careers through misdrected play
instincts owing to these instincts, hav
ling no legitimate outlet.
Unconsciously long hours for work
ing women Human beings herded to
gether like animals in many grea'
cities, with a deplorable lack Of breath
: ing space; inadequate facilities fol
caring for the tuberculous poor.
Furthermore, women should ado
their influence to those who are strug
Cling to bring politics into the open
ito make it the business of all the peo
pie. for how else can the common in
terests be promoted?
How best may these things b'
, brought about or at least brough
nearer at this juncture?
Not by supporting MIR. Taft, beeaus
even if he were elected, there is NJ
possibility of the election of a republi
i, can house of representatives, SO tha
, he would therefore be helpless to full
fill any promises that he might make
Not by the election of Colonel Roose
! welt, because it is clear that by NJ
miracle could he have a Bull Moose
senate and house Of. representative
behind him. 1t is obvious, therefore
: that he too would be unable to carr
! out the pledges of his platform.
, The clear logic of the0situation ther
: is that Governor Wilson is the onl
candidate who in winning will have
/, friendly senate and house Of represent
atives and SO be able to fulfill his prom
4 ises and carry out the policies to whic
n he is committed
This man has said: THE whole bus
= mess of conservation lies right aroun
you and it is just as much your bus
- ness to conserve the water resource
!, and all these things that should be a
common and as useful as the air. Whe
= you have tuberculosis, contagion
any kind. when you sweep through tn
streets and factories. you are interes
ed in the deepest conservation OF a
:, conservations that start with tn
n health of men"
Let the influence of the women b
! used to try to keep all bitterness an
i backbitting out of political campaign
! remembering that differences of opil
y ion are only superficial after all
= is the fundamental desire for right an
I Justice that counts,