Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-18
SOCIETY
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school survey and study it as applied
to its own school system.
That the Parent Teacher association
be given the encouragement and ae.
tive support of the club women and
that the two organizations cooperate
in the work of bringing the parents
and teachers into closer relations.
"'That the federation in pronounced
terms expressed its diSapproval of the
attempt to cripple our State University
by revoking the referendum on its an.
preparation.
That the clubs seriously consider
the Normal School situation of the state
with particular reference to the initia.
tive measure to be voted on in Novem
ber, nineteen fourteen, to reopen the
Southern Normal school at Ashland
and be prepared to vote upon it in
telligently at the next convention.
THAT the clubs make a study of the
immigration problems and devise means
of looking after the undesirables, a,
well as the desirables; and in this con
nection interest themselves in gather
ing the vital statistics of their com
munity.
"That every club have standing
committee on public health, whose duty
it shall be to insist upon proper med
ical inspection in the schools that
the drinking water be tested; and that
quarantine laws be. observed; and we
recommend further that club women
set the example themselves by not tax.
ing their children suffering with in.
fictitious diseases into public places.
"That we commend the conference
on the conservation OF Human Life in.
stituted at Reed College, and congratu
late President Foster upon its success
aud far.reaching results.
THAT we cooperate with the State
Social Hygiene society in its campaign
of education against the great black
plague.
"That we vigorously promote cam.
paign Of education in the interests OF
puolic health-particularly directed
against tuberculosis
"That we actively aud in every way
possible cooperate with the State
Dairy aud Food commissioner in his
work for cleaner and purer food.
Space will not permit more lengthy
report Of Mrs. Evans splendid address
Attending the club breakfast were
the following officers, members and in.
yitcd guess from salem and out OF
town;
Mrs, Sarah A. Evans, Portland, pres,
ident state federated clubs; Mrs, Rich
ard Cartwright, president Salem Wo.
man 8 club; Mrs. A, N, Bush, Mrs. Alice
II. Dodd, Mrs. L. A, Elliott, Mrs, C. p,
Bishop, Mrs, G. 5. Hamilton, Miss Mat.
tie r. Beatty, Mrs. $. G. Sargent, Mrs
.J p, Craven, Dallas, Mrs. Russell Cat.
lin, Mrs. William y. Kirk, Mrs. Asahel
Bush, Jr, Mrs. H. +, Clay, Mrs, John
Jay Roberts, Mrs, Frederick +, Stew.
art, Mrs, W. II. Dale, of Harrisburg
Oregon, Mrs, Thomas C, Smith, Jr., Mrs
Robert Chamcy Bishop, Mrs Henry W.
Meyers, Mrs. j, f, Grove, Mrs, Robert
+, Downing, Mrs Il, l., Sleeves, Mrs,
II, +, Minto Mrs, Emma Galloway, Mrs,
II, !, Bean, Miss Ida Bocttchcr, Mrs.
Sophia Monroe, Mrs, Il, s, Wallace,
Miss Nina McNary, Mrs Elizabeth r,
Case, Mrs. Seha Case Wall, Miss Bertha
Sroat Pasadena, California, Mrs. A. W.
Strong, Mrs T., G.. Small, Mrs. y. 4,
Waters, Mrs, George j, Pcarce, Mrs,
John II, Lewis, Miss Ethel Fletcher,
Mrs Y, r. Fisher Mrs, r. f. Fischer,
Mrs II, NJ lloffnell, Mrs. Edmund r.
Carleton, Mrs, j, A. Churchill Mrs.
Rohcrt j. Hendricks, Mrs Grant r. Bon.
nell, Mis-. y. II. Lockhart Mrs, II. !,
Ccmeuts. Mrs Myrtle l.. Mcudmh,ll
Miss Florcuee Akin, Mrs Frank W.
Spencer, Mrs p. o, Siecko Mrs, Henry
Lee Bowlby, Mrs. y. II. Talmadge, Mrs.
George A. Wood, Mrs Robert $. GIL,
Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Gcorge Post, Mrs
Thomas A. Livcsley Mrs. John Morri.
son. seattle, Mrs. John d. sutherland,
Mrs w. II. Eldriagc. Mrs. Gaylord Pat.
tcrson, Miss Margaret j. Cospcr, Miss
Eva NJ, Cavouaugh. Mn. =. n, South.
wick, Mr.F Rcscngues, Mrs. +. ].