The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-30

a. recent meeting, '"' i =
'a' :, oue. of the directors OF
snDs s,ate federation OF women 5
ss a..' ''I only three of the out-0f-
'lavD n.rs of the board were ao'
''u those through illness
wv ,1,r important matters
,mii,',ssed, m,u although much of
a .e. Of the meeting was
rontinc sort. One Of the
" n.,tant affairs was the set
!. tbe date and place for the
meeting, which this year
! ''ss held october Is, 10 and ,,.! II, in
!. Civ. where two enthusiastic
.,,ss have undertaken the task
,.+.;Dipg the several hundred
.r Of The state. Mrs. r. B.
n 4 Ogden will have charge OF
y -.,,smme for the meeting
s,,,a took definite action In
;, ob,erying "Mothers' day"
=, and will cndeavor to repeat
!. rtsascs Of the past two years,
I, offering prizes through the
] q, The best essays on allied
4, The reports of the standing
,'t.as took up large part Of
Sing, those from Miss Nc
4. IN regard to household eco
4. tcu Mrs. R. c. Gemmell in
a % health, and from Mrs, Cohen
|.ard 10 legislation, being ospe-
|. ,,tsr,sting, The last report was
A d, educational committee under
4 liy. Taylor, and was of per
4 ras vitsl interest than any, Civ
a 4 did a resume Of the strenuous
4 A The committee in the recent
EtHe.
|si1s of the dOrmitory bill, Mrs
b MD in part;
I. vera told In unmistakable
a. Nv the chair1nen OF the appro-
- ronnnittees. the president OF
(, ssais the minority leader and
y by ihs governor himself that
4. IA WIS In q most impecuniouS
- which would admit OF only
4 h,zst necessities being allowed,
y ik committee persisted, partly
II that We might not be alto.
~; oqt Of the running In case or
N sipdfall, and much more be-
= y realized from the conVersa-
srd general attitude OF many OF
szste,s that there was urgent
4 If EDUCATIONAL work In regard
. .hezliorlcs for girls in state uni
|1isS
:. hek OF information in regard
-1Iluns here and the consequent
Ihrhoe were obstacles that in d
"a Of cases were too great TO
| s9nore in the time allotted.
Ed. this was not quite the end
|k natter. On the Sunday pre-
b adjournment. the list OF
a aried by the appropriation
IA published In the newspapers
" were amazed and Indignant
w to find that, although the
q EH quite poverty stricken, that
q szs still $4,000 TO erect a live
4 9llssum and barn to be used
kaa and display the exhibition
NJ Of the state fair for two
Ne the year, II was then that
cEmittse felt 1t must protest
~ ihh unbusinesslike as we'll as
project The committee pro- Il
! aszinst furnishing $4,000 to
y animals handsomely while
h e the university girls are un-
, obtain ordinarily decent or
~ boarding places, and must
Ts along OH insufficient, Ill
y asd even unclean food. with
Etary convenlences for bath
Eaout a place OF any sort In
% recelve guest or caller
. iuvttng him or her into her
naa; without supervision or in
. care Of any sort. without at
Where III or moral Influences
e ard strengthen at all times
cn rot detail the final struggle
Et ysce for the dormitory in the
walton bill Suffice II to say
y we're not able TO spare Utah
slI OF caring for its animals
uan for many OF its young
With e good majority In
70 and majority Of ono In
q We still lacked one vote
Institutional majority 10 pass
tSsDpdaton bill with the dor
nan Of s25. 900 Included. It Is
uddening thought that Il
ssersal OF his vote by one
fao had all along appeared
Rleadly, that was tIa cause ~