The sun., 1912-06-24
BRYAN'S THE MAN SURE,
SAYS WOMAN DELEGATE
"krcp That in the Back of Your
Nut. a> Mrs. Hutton
Expresses II.
aa:, FOUND SlFFRAGETTE
tot Her First Ideas Uf "En.
irlnci,i>cd" Nomanhood From
William Mckinley.

y he back Cf your nut Young fellow, said
| ME- MAY Arkwrlcht Hutton Of Spokane.
lps.h ono of tho two women delegates
Who vill st tho Ral'imore convention.
W vav of comment on her assertion that
BRYAN ia tho one man Of all others who
g en'Itlai to the Presidency"
Nr- Hutton is bound to I've heard from
IN BaltImor, this wees. She is i've
~,re from the West and has been beating
he tointoms for woman's suffrage on
he praries for twenty years
-You know whe, I went ~ Idaho.
fxcu,v years or Az ago. there were ten
women 10 one man. Mrs. Hutton ex-
canned with smile. They were willing
10 gvh ia anything we wanted. We
wanted the suffrage. and We got it,
Mrs Hutton is not small woman.
she weigh. about 2o5 pounds She has q
,s. round. rosy face. and expressive
,lue eyes that fash when she discu uses
;h. rights Of women.
Delegate Hutton has grudge that
iced. on dislike o. Theodore Roosevelt
They do say" she said. that the Roose-
vsl. platform Of the new party, il IL is
actually brought into being. will contain
plank favorable to womans suffrage.
Well like that, coming from Col. Roose-
y.N have in scrapbook at rome
avery syllable Of every utterance made
~ Col Roosevelt on the question of
1oman's suffrage. He did not offer the
movement any couragement until
gently when he got hard put for dele
gates During his Presidency he sternly
snjoined women to stick to their homes
sii bear children.
Good God. young man. there are :. .ooO,-
mi women in this country without homes.
lie; then, get homes first before they plan
10 add to the population. II Col Roosevelt
goes before the people Of the ountry
IS a candidate this year | shall write a
hook showing the idiocy Of the Roose-
,.ltian idea of race suicide until We have
.svated our sisters in distress and i'm
vowed their living conditions
delegate Hutton has been a suffra sette
.r,e -he was a girl of 10. The idea was
set implanted in her mind by young
attorney. William Mckinley. who later
came President
The great thought was inspired in
Nahoring county. Ohio. years ago"
sad Mrs. Hutton. Mckinley was a
-'grs lawyer at the time. He was 4
'eqgert caller on my grandfather. with
'honI lived One night the three of Us
nade call. after which We returned to
~ grandfsthers house | went down
no the cellar 10 get the men some cider
Nd doughnuts. and upon my return
o.nd grandfather and Mckinley talking
-sr wartime questions. Mckinley men
oned the rights Of woman and expressed
re belief that il would be one OF the
sues of the future. i hope. said Nc
hnley, as ne placed his hand upon my
-'ad that when this laseie grows to
'tnanhood hers will be an entranohised
'amanhood,' Ny grandfather pooh
-ooned the suggestion. and declared it
70 70 h!s hope that when ! reached woman :
1ood would get good husband. From
re moment that Mckinley made his
sma-s about 'enfranchised womanhood
rave been what has come TO be known
asa sufragetts
W. Hutton is stuck on her husband
W. Hutton is not in Baltimore. He is
4, home attending 10 the business Of the
'an'l7 which is represented by profitable
rnes real estate and other property.
Ne IS the grandest man in the world,
~ Mrs. Hutton. "Hc is the boss Of the
'snil- would have made no progress
-'h this movement il he Had not rer-
.'ted mo to become identified with it.
" he said AT the beginning was this
Way, sYend any amount of money within
''a-on N furthering the cause Of woman
'1rase, only don't make holy show
yourself 80
Ms Hutton went to Idaho in 1855.
te lived there until few years ago.
'.siness took hcr 10 the State Of Wash
'r'on Soon after her arrival in that
2a'e Mrs. Hutton began the agits tion
=" equality with men in the matter of
.'-ace
would MOI own property nor would
SO IN a State that denied woman the
81 - vote ei,d Mrs. Hutton. u logan
'wo"emeni IN Washington and AZ this
r.raI election for the first tins the
''m.' # that State will have vote
= n. Fresldencv
ps"!'sinG the influence Of women
rol''lo- Delegate Hutton said:
Women represent an influence for
tn IN the political world. They will
Y '7no"' I'll moral legislation. Men ma
II '''de "n the question for various reasons
VI rire women out of ten and probably
'1rser percentage, will rally around
mo'3' l-Sge.'
'e''v Sos' + ahout the neighhors and
re no'Shhors' children is eliminated
=" COMMUNITY once woman has the right
Fo'". aoCordlng 10 Mrs. Hutton. my
.''tnd has often remarked observed
hs delegate "that in o,Ir home We have
n'0','s 'or breakfast. dinner and supper
'"'lc that never wears out. We are
ANY 81 #
VIZ HN''on was asked whether the
'th-nf dlvavs controlled the vote of his
>' ny s"',' she replied With en-
rsss
we how often docs tn. wife control
| !" "'" Il nor hishandf7
We nat The case pretty often,
-" * u matter of fact the wife
'H h'-'aud g" To- the polls determined
'''" ne' and his convic'iops. They
''' "'ii ths lssiics ~ The table. and
"a "a follows his ar her own bent
Wv '"p'-" | am an enthusiast on this
"o. "b,orycd Mr.. Hutton. "lt IL
i'racea for oil ills. thai is true
'''~h Nonan's suffrage net ionally IN
,,s '"ui. and You " i'll raise the stand
ON 1"'nanhood and morality
we Huton il ono OF TWEEN, eight
''l".d' IN Hnl : tirp.,r IA ha IN h.