The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-03

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knute Nelson. wife Of the Minnesota
Senator. was the central figure on this
fioat. Other countries represented By
floats. all drawn by caparisonsd
horses. were Finland. New Zealand
and Australia.
A standard bearing the words:
Countries Where Women Have Par
tial Suffrage" was followed by alle-
goricai floats representing Sweden.
Denmark. Iceland. Great Britain, Au-
stria-Hungary and Belgium.
A banner inscribed Countries
Where Women Are Working for suf-
frage" was followed by floats typify-
ing Turkey. Greece. China. France.
Switzerland. Italy. Holland and Ger
many.
Another mounted herald. carrying
a trumpet with yellow and purple
banner. led the second section Of four
floats. impressively representing the
progress Of the suffrage movement In
the world. The color scheme Of this
division was purple. violet and gold.
The banner float was entitled THE
Sixteenth dment"--proposed TO
grant equal suffrage nationally. II
was preceded by another band. Wo-
men attired as "Pilgrims." In cray
cloaks. knapsacks and carrying stavss
marched before the 1ost. They were
followed by the "hikers''-General
Rosalie Jones and her dust-stained.
lfoot-sore marchers. Following was a
mounted platoon OF Baltimore wo-
men.
Another mounted herald and band
preceded the third section. virginia's
equestrian women. wearing green
capes followed. Behind were carried
banners declaring: Man and wo-
men Make the State" and Man
Alone Rules the State" Behind the
banners were nine more floats. all
allegorics OF the fields OF feminine
activity.
Following there was another float
representing Greed. Tyranny. Indif-
ference. Factory Women and Child
Workers" The Government" noat
pictured by man bearing alone upon
his shoulder the state" and q woman
standing idly by with hands bound
drew cheers at every corner.
Following the floats were squad
rons OF marchers divided a. follows:
Social workers. teachers. business wo-
men. librarians. writer's. artists. mu-
sicians and actresses-ail In the "Por-
tia" uniforms. Behind were the uni
formed sections Of business women.
clergymen. club women. and the mis-
cellaneous hodge podge" OF friends
iof suffrage. male and female.
State delegations composed the
NTH parade section. led by . band
and special herald" Following was
another mounted brigade. and then
marching bravely were two score
senators and representatives from the
nine states where women are given
suffrage-Arisona, California. Colo
Irado. Idaho. Kansas. Oregon. Utah.
Washington and Wyoming. Practic'
ally every solon was out. The women
i"kept tabs" on deserters.
A banner float Of map. showing the
suffrage states In colored relief. fol-
lowed.
Light among darkness" was the
title banner following this float. show
Ing nine states In flight" and the 9th
er thirty-nine In darkness"
| Another horsewoman bearing {
banner heralded the nine suffrage
states in the order OF their granting
suffrage. as follows: Wyoming. Col
lorado. Washington. Utah. idaho. Cal
ifornia. Washington. Utah. Idaho
California. Arizona. Kansas and Ore
gon. Michigan was not represented
There the suffrage law 10 under at
tack In the courts. Tho suffrage
leaders said they wish to take n,
chances today of disappointment latel
by including Michigan In the pro-suf
frage lineup. A big battalion Of mel
marchers representing the ''Nationa
Mems League for Equal Suffrage
) marched before banner entitled M
. Country Can Exist Halt Slave AM
Hall Fres-Abraham Lincoln" Ties