The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-18
~~1HAT THE WOMEN
OF THE WORLD
lQ@ ARE DOING D B D

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The Oklahoma supreme court has
ruled that a married woman. although
living with her husband. has a statu-
tory right to her earnings and a nat
ural right to her health. and capacity
to earn. She may bring suit in her
own name when injured on railroads
or street cars and for medical attend
ance when she has paid, or has prom
ised to pay, the doctors bill. cut of her
" earnings.
The school for women. under the
auspices Of the masters building as
ISOLATION of New York. will not teach
ONE how to carry the bod. The
president. Thomas j. Buckley, says
the most of the women students will
be from builders Offices. The object
Of the lessons is to teach them to
make estimates, So that they ma earn
better salaries and supply a long felt
want in the building trades work.
Mrs. Rae Copley Raum has an
nounced that she will be a candidate
for mayor of San Diego mex April. In
the meanwhile she has started on an
autom obile tour from San Diego to
Boston. She estimates that it will
take four months to make the trip
and eturn
Mrs. ~Stuyvesant Fish is again one
port. which has begun its gay season.
She is chaperoning her two nieces this
summer, Miss Janet Fish being one of
the most beautiful of the younger
girls. Miss Helena Fish, another
niece will be honored by d ball some
time in August. Mrs. Fish has issued
a decree that pleases the religious ele-
ment of Newport. She will not per-
NIT her Saturday night guests to re-
main into Sunday morning, as has
sometimes been the case in summer
society.
Two hundred women in Oklahoma
offer to plant pecan and walnut trees
along a public highway. and they be-
lieve they can train their boys not to
interfere with them. The fruit trees
along German highways are thorough
~ protected and the boys help.
The suffrage parade in New York
city OH November 9 will. it is hoped.
celebrate a victory in some at least Of
the states where campaigns are now
on. The demonstration will not be
merely a jubilee in any event" Mrs.
James Lees Laidlaw says. for "it is in
tended TO warn the lawmakers of New
York thai their efforts to block suff-
rage by wire pulling and political
chicanery will at most only postpone
In New York" 1t will be an old.
fashioned night parade. Some Of the
oil-cloth the ireighter T. F. Cole,
which included Miss Marion Morrow,
Miss Elizabeth Olcott. Miss Dorothy
Dowse. Wilbur Mclean, Fred Cole
and H. II. Heron of Pittsburg, have
returned.
Vicar General Joseph F. Mooney in
charge OF the archdiocese of New
York during the absence of Cardinal
Farley. is reported as saying: The
Catholic church is not opposed to wo-
mar suffrage. The church has Eve
taken any stand on the subject of ex-
tending the franchise to women. There
is no reason whatever why any person
in the church should not advocate
votes for women. 1t does the church
grave injustice to circulate the report
that Catholic members of the legisla-
ture are being influenced to vote
against suffrage on the ground that
the church is opposed to it,"
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, who is
making a round-the-world tour for
equal suffrage, is quoted as saying:
When l pause to think that 1 have
seer Mohammedan. Hindu. Parsee and
Buddhist women who have voted and
are voting. and that in our enlight-
ened Christian country I and my
American sisters are not. ! feel pretty
rebellious. This world is surely a
curious mixture and no one country. I
md, has all the virtues or all the lib.
crafty"