The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-15

have several hundred ONE in autos
following.
Miss Jessie walknp of Pipestonc
Will have charge ot decorations for
III" street demonstration
In response to \ request from the
stat" suffrage ASSOCIATION for an Of
ticial contribution to tho literature TO.
the state fair at 81. Paul. DIR. Mary
Mccoy. president Of the Duluth Wom-
ans suffrage association. expresses
the feeling of the Duluth society IN
her Bill of Rights" as follows:
Being 81 wears If age. we object
Z" being classed with minors
born in America and loyal to her
institutions. We protest against being
made perpetual "lirns.
'Cosi'ng the treasures of our
tics nothing. We protest against ac~
k~noWledsing the NAL" pauper as oar
political superior
"Relng sane, No object to being
classed With the lunatic.
'Iossessed of an average amount OF
intelligence. We protest against legal
classification With the idiot.
'Btlonging to the more temperate,
more law-abiding and more devout
class OF citizens. vi. believe our vote
is necessary to the welfare of the ma
ton.
Ndt' illIlS over il!G nome. we pro
test against not being allowed. by IL
Vote. 10 abolish the dens in Which our
chilGren are induced To become gam
hltrs, hhertines and drunkards.
"Mouldlng and forming the char
aCter of our children. we demand ev-
cry human right which will better tit
MS tor III" task.
Relieving mat sons inherit their
mental powers from their mothers,
We ltf'pftst that -, LONG &c TO ga /, Is, -,
par2cipate in state craft we cannot
tndoW cur sons with the attributes of
s'atesmanslllp ami patriotism.
Being Tax PAYERS. We claim tho
right to he represented and to have
some thing to SAY. as TO how the tax
money shall he spent.
'Rea!lzins how the natural re-
sources 81 our country have been
wasted, we maintain that NC should
ne allowed the Vote. to protect and
enhance such resources as may yet
remain. 50 that all may he benefited.
Being educated We want
the power tn offset the illiterate vote.
q! Olir state.
"Instrnr+ ~" youth Of our coun-
try IN the duties of citizenship, be
lieF!ng that We best impart. tina ri
which We have practica! knowledge.
=" as teachers, protest against our
q classification.
KNOWING that to allow a man to
vote Against woman. and not to al
low a Wornan to vote against a man.
IS to estahli.!l q pri' ;lrgad clan. We.
pro.sSt that special privilege is
against tl- Traditions Of all American
INSTITUTIONS. ana is outside al law.
"Nn"Wil2 hat in nature. there is
no Standing still. thai unless we 90
t'f"2ru We r.'lSt go Backward, We
protest against a condition which
docs not dim of our further adj
NaHcement.
"Maintain1ns tina, emancipation is
70 step forward in evolution We object
10 being halMporod and hindered on
our WaN toward a broader and better
Wonlanllood.'
Arrangements t o build an athletic
o!ur in Los Angeles for ONE exclu-
:INelN 10 cost $l,250.000 have been
made, accord ng to Mrs. chauncey L
i4isl'ee. a prominent western club
woman. and The ground will be brok-
IN for the building within the next
sixty daTs. Beauty and rest parlors
and a children's plaYroom With train
I'd nurses in charge will be among the
features of the club, and there will
'@ study sections devoted to art,
music and literature. Men will he
admitted as quests, but not accepted
III membership. Though the women
VII be proGre:;slve in every sense of
The Word. said Mrs. Higtee, There
viii be no liquor or tobacco sold in
the club. Los Angeles omen do not
approve Of these things An invest
In"nt comIanE has agreed to finance
the proposition.
-
lIl.ht hundred n t"'entN-one glad
Dung gardeners ara reaping or have
J,:t rea!'co tn. reward Of their tot!
nee Arm - at the ten ST. Pau
s@hool gardens The crop at franklin
9chool has been gathered. and tn"
rest are being steadily harvested, the
operation consisting in taking the
Eegetah!es hone 10 mother to prepare
for the tamil" use.
one girl troln the Franklin schoo!