The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-06-26


poinas OF tho Feminine Sex the
World Over. -
Utah has passed the redlight bill.
Tho textile factories OF Prussia and
pAxpny employer over 400 000 women.
There are I'VE 1916. 900 women
teaehern and professors in the United
The ARTIFICIAL flower and toy industry
"a Germany is largely In the hands of
women. ~ 49,
T7ss women of China knew how to
weave LOCO years before their Euro
pea sisters. ,&a .Nm"'. "r #wt.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt will take
an active part in politics In the dis
01ct In which she lives. .a ,1.
women from all parts of the world
VIII meet in Budapest. Hungary. on
June Is TO urge the suffrage cause.
a separate bureau for women labor
VIII be given consideration When the
Investigations of the department OF
labor are begun ss ~
In the absence OF the court crier Of
the Jefferson county, N. Y, court
recently. Miss Bertha O'Donnell, deputy
clark, acted in his place in admirable
style s,.
The New York board of education
has decided hat II a wife has been
abandoned for q year she is competent
70 teach In the public schools Of that
city. .
Mrs.. Emma C. Roseboro he's been APP
pOtnte9 postmistress at Pomeroy, Pa.
where she has served in the capacity
81 clerk for a number of years. II
Representative Richmond p. Hobson,
Of Alabama, will have the support OF
the Woman Suffrage association in his
nglat to succeed Senator Johnston.
The National Union OF clerks.
Founded q years ago in Berlin, Ger
many. rs n of the best organized
unions in the county having over 30,-
900 members. ~.>...
Three women will be included In the
~ additional police officers to be APP
pointed In San Francisco, and the force
OF women viii be increased as rapidly
~ conditions warrant. -...... . -.
Miss Fola La Toilette, actress, WON
an euftragist and daughter OF Senator
La Toilette, claims that II you put
the anti-suffragist to the acid test you
viii dnd that they lack I'm democracy.
The bill providing for q commission
OF three with power of fix minimum
wages for women and minors, intro
duced I'm the Colorado legislature by
Senator Helen Ring Robinson, has been
signed by Governor Anmons. b A."
Nine, Media, the opera singer, ha
Deem singing on the operatic%st&ge for
- years. Since she first SAN in Lon-
don she has earned e 81, 600, 900 and
o travelled Eel a 1000. 900 miles on
Land and sea. ~
Countess Lamsdorf, OF St. Peters
burg, Russia, claims the worlds long
distance dacing record, having covered
1900 miles on ballroom floors. She hal
attended 1852 balls n danced 1884
GuadrtlleS, 500 polkas n $500 waltzes.
The first collegiate magazine pro-
duccd by girl undergraduates has Just
been published in Manchester, England.
HlMafAla. NaFrtfinu oNraRv lima fhof will I'M
pear I'm the magazine, the girls will
Q and correct the proofs and super
intend the makeup" Z
Omaha women are asking for the
privilege OF voting on municipal ques-
tons. %S<"EAf IS r~
BY the terms Of the will of a widow
81, who died recently in Sicily, the first
woman TO be elected to the Italian par
lament will receive $4,000.
Women blacksmtths in Birmingham,
England, receive seven cents a yard
Tor making chains. Z
MISC Melva Il. Wilson, who has been
called Americas foremost sculptor, is
20 become q nun. '#~ 7
The 'clubwomen Of Boston are trying
70 work out the problem OF a. street
MRtron.
Mrs. Geraldine ". Fogler, who was
graduated from Vassar college. will
take charge Of her fathers large estate,
near Poughkeepsie, N. Y. which shc
says will be managed on a scientific
basis. "' O.
Miss Emma Devalasco, a stenogra-
pher In a a Francisco lumber office,
has bccc pronounced the prettiest girl
In California by O. committee who Sc
loCted her as a poster girl for the 400th
anniversary of the discovery of the Pa
CHIC ocean, to be held in October.
An American woman, Miss Susan ID.
Huntington, has the distinction Of be-
ing director of the Interno donal Insti-
tate for Girls in Madrid, spain. This
school Is the first and only non-sectar-
Ian school In Spain to be Incorporated
and maintained for the sole . of
the education of women. #
MIS-. p. j.. Thomas and her daughter,
Miss Eettie Hornbeck. are two women
who are practical miners, both thor
0ughly understanding formation and
tho treatment of ores. They own the
property which they operate, consisting
OF Is claims, comprising so acres of<pla-
Ger ground located in Bear mountain In
b San Juan valley, Colorado.
Miss Edna Stauffer and Miss Carrie
Blo@ser operate a farm near Rochester,
~. Y, where they do all the ploughing,
seeding, cultivating and harvesting, in
addition to looking after the chickens.
milking the COWS and making the but
tar. ~
Mrs. Elizabeth James has accumu-
lated q fortune selling watercress in
London She began as a child Of Ave
years, going about with a basket Of
creae, and now supplies nearly every
hotel In London. She owns "a water
cresg farm, a country house. keeps a
motor launch and maintains a city res
ldence. ...
According to an edict by the, Chinese
government women are to wear Euro
pean hats, but otherwise retain their
customary dress, with certain modifl-
cations. ~