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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
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wASIrINGTON. Dec. S.--Mrs. David
Franklin Houston. wife Of the ssers-
tary Of Agriculture. 10 the most strth.
Ing homsbody In the Oab,ne~ circle Of
the Wilson Administration. Her
youngest baby - ten months old. Her
nsxt youngest IL two and . haaf ysars
and . little over. She hes . boy Of
fourtesn--a boy with . bright. eager.
vivaclous mind that ~ . delight to his
comrads and best friend. his mother.
TMsn Mrs. Houston. like most OF NE
other ladies' Of the cabinet. employs no
sooia1 secretary. She must personally
accept or decline hundreds Oe invita-.
tlons. respond 90 the numerous appeals
which every woman In public lie re-
ceives Sor help OF one sort or another
and reply to many letters from the va
rious orGaniza lions mat solicit her 90
operation and membership.
"Yos. I have many interests. I think
the older one becomes tho more ones
intsres broaden" she said. But since
coming to Washington Il has been Nm.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
EAT LESS MEAT AND TAKE SALTS
|FKDNEYS ACHE OR BACK HURTS

cloudy. full Of sediment; the channels
often get irritated. obliging you to get
up two or three times during the night
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces Of Jad Salts from
any pharmacy; take . tablespoonful in a
glass Of water before breakfast for few
days and your kidneys will then act fine
and bladder disorders disappear. Thi.
famous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon juice. combined with
lithis. and has been used for generations
to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys
and stop bladder irritation, lad Salts is
Inexpensive, harmless and makes q de-
lishtful effsrvescent lithia-water drink.
which millions Of men and women take
now and then, thu svoiding serious kid.
- snd hsddss dissasaA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
.BRLzIl'S PRESIDENT
TO WE'D TOMORROW

RIO JANIERO. Dec. a.-Great prepare
lions are being made for the marriage
Of President Marshal Hsrnes d. Fon-
SEGA and senhorita Dona Nair dc Teffe
tomorrow. The diplomatic corps 10 not
10 Be officially invited. but Baron dc
Tsffe, the brides father. will have the
foreign diplonat!sts present as his per-
sonai friends.
Deputy Hermes Fonseca protests
against the remarriage Of his father. ano
numerous deputies will present to him
on Tuesday. the day Of the wedding. his
mothers portrait.
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favorable conditions.
The steamship Martha WsshlnStou
OF tho Austro-Americau Line. with $50
cabin passengers and I 400 steerags
from Trieste. reached the head OF h.
pier. No. 2. Busn stores, AZ $50 O'Clock
and for two hours attempted to war
into the slip. Tugs labOred In vain :.
swing the big ycsse. aga4u3' the VIM
and when her commander saw that tho
ship was In danger Of being bsttered
against tho stone pier h. dropped baCS
to az anchorage Off Stapleton. $. l.
Her passengers got near enough 20 a
landing TO shout and wave to tner
friends waiting for them on tho pier,
Two other ships docking In Brook
lyn--tne Taorm'ua ~ the Italian Line,
sro'A Naples with 20 cabin and i.lOl
Storage passengers. sad tho saatn
Catherine. from Santos Brazil, with
messengers 1ud a cargo Of cofiee---treG
~ vain 10 dock The Taormtna put a.
the North River where the Wind hao
less sweep, ana succeeded IN docking
a, the foot Of Thirty-fourtn street
The Santa Catherine returned to thu
u009 bay And AnehossA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
Says Bladder irritation OF
Rheumatism means Kid
neys aren't strain
ing out uric acid.

Meat forms uric acid. which cxcites
and overworks the kidneys in their ef-
forts to filter it from the system. Regu-
lar eaters Of meat must flush the kidney.
occasionally. You must relieve them
like you relieve your bowels; removinga a.
the acids, waste and poison. else you fee
dull misery in the kidney region. shsrp
pains in the back or sick headache. dig
siness. your stomach sours. tongue Is
coated, and when the weather IL bad you
have rheumatic twinssa The urine \
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with all the strength OF her soul since
she was twelve years old. There u one
way Of aiding destiny.
The employee 10 pretty. to hirt 10
agreeable. She nirts with her employer.
Who often, while debating . letter or
giving an order, surveys her with
more considering glance than 10 neces-
sary. . glance which she well under
stands. The rest 10 easy.
Oh! she 10 very careful not to catch
herself in her own nets. Sh,e has had
too much experience already. she knows
too many Of the pitfalls OF life. and tho
! nrst emotions which troubled her virgin
soul are already far In the past. Her
/ heart may he capable OF loving. but j.
, 10 closed In this moment Of strife Sks
thinks too much Of dollars not to feel
sure OF herself. And then she has her
cold temperament TO aid her not to devil
ate from the road prepared and the
destined end. She will have time TO love
when she 10 rich.
After the first step 10 taken and the
young woman married. she aspires TO
mount higher. since she easily accus-
toms herself to the advantages Of her
hrst establishment She wishes to md
. husband who earns more money and
who may give her more pleasure. Not
being In love. the rupture 10 easy so far
as her heart 10 concerned. There re-
mains only the mechanical side Of the
| question. II I may call 1t that-the scene
to prepare and TO play.
Divorce Is granted so easily and the
judges are SO kind to . woman! Al
ready there 10 some ono she knows
whom she 10 lying In wait for. His
bank account il bigger, his social po-
s!tion higher. no 10 young. active. per-
haps will 20 far. The comedy is played,
She 10 the only actor. Everything hap
pens In the mysterious corners Of ner
Z calculating, determined. psrsevering
cynical little soul.
IF SHE DOESN'T SUCCEED SHE
TRIES AGAIN.
q she 10 mistaken again. II this now
husband does not give her everything
she wants. tho divorce mine IL inex-
haustible and so are the aspirants To
her hand. She will begin again. Alas
Cor these love affa!is treated like busl-
ness deals!
| A great many young girls who have
/ 40 need 10 work seek and find a re-
munerative occupation rather than re-
main at home and perform the work OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
MARRIAGE Is A KIND OF SPEC.
ULATiON.
LAWYER SEEKS DIVORCE.
Wife, In Answer, says Man Named
Was With Her When III.

Morris Danger. . lawyer IN Temple
Court. Brooklyn. has sued his wife
FOR divorce. alleging thas In last Decem.
her he raided her flat In New York and
!ound there in her company. Max Sher-
man, theatrical agent. The cOup.s
had been separated since 1905 and Mrs.
Dangler has been receiving SO week
alimony. She has a millinery estao-
l!shment In Longacre Square.
Affidavits on behalf OF the wife were
presented to Justice Benedict to-day.
Mrs. DANGER says she was III and
that Mr.. Sherman WAS IN ner apartment
att ending her needs. Pending the suit,
the wife was awarded so a week all
mony and $50 counsel fees.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
Ex-Lax Will Stop
Your C0nsti patton
No Grpe. Pain or Purgng From This
Gentle. Chocolate Laxative. It
Works Natures Way.

Don't take pins and harsh cath,rtics
viii relieve you quickly, without leaving
YOU weak ami s"ain'd. This mid and
delicious tasting Yhysi' 4, simple choc.
o,a,s laxative, - pleasant as pure sweet
chocolate, yet uu'ailins IN It's bowel.
n owing work. Il frees you from sick
headache torpid liver snd sour stomach; :
~ sias yss q bl.eusasas saa Ale>uns.
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vancss one stsp nearer win sufR9 ~ ~
SIN lsvslnnR his pistol. Hsrnsr0ss
toward the Bridge Of sishs while ~
smiling crowd followed TO tAs fest u
the staircase. Here the spectstors A.it
"a. for the Sheriff stood belt wv "
the STARE and held them at say'' WITH
bis pistol while his Deputy hustled ne
prisoner TO the TOrnhs. II ~as herels
spectacle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
Fire On staten Isinnd.

McQuade ~ CO.'S feed store, at the
loot OF broadway, West New Brighton.
staten Island. vas destroyed by lire
which was discovered at D O'Clock this
morning.
The fire 10 supposed 10 have been OF
.U"cndlafy origin, AZ there were no em-
pioyecs on the prem Sos a. thai hour,
Loss. $500
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08

withou, discomfort or pain. 'ist ysus
system In order with III Lax ana ysu'll
feel clear headed all day. You vii asvsi
enjoy real health while you're eSnaussss
by constipation. chiidrsn love 10 tshs
Ex Lax, because /, tastss like chocolate
candy. ana adults ssoa learn - prefer ~
to the harsh, oid.tims pi,,s asA sstAas.
tica Ex Lax 10 the best thing yee ~
Keller Of eoastlpstisa- Al arsssas0 -
k-pstss. 10. ~ - 80 .-. 4.
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almost ma5cu1Ihe emp1oymenB nave ueen cHfFI0u
BY women. One to-day women managing impor'
tant commercial houses banks, great industres one
sees them prospecting for gold mines and exploit
ing them one sees women at the head Of firms with
men under their orders. One sees women ship cap
tains policewomen, women BARRIERS surveyors, COW
bos. messenger girls pass over the women hack
drivers which Paris also has.
In all the occupations where they find themselves
in direct contact. in struggle In rivalry with men
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
Foot MLt
WNp,p.E

~sss NON, and " you donf believe II. u
EmtIs Deschon,ps does. Ths Frs~cA o'ooe
trotter awd UNCONSCIOUS hSmortst says %
IN Lee Fsmmss d'Oxets Saw" fU~el<
Sam's Women. Also ~ soys Nat q T.
B. II. 70 on sdsy prsS and az ssstsr hue
band. 10 reods sCel!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
Those Who Haze Least
Prospect Of Wedding Are
the Girls Who Stay at
Home, but Good Cooks
Stand Well on the List"

<he household. The wife ana the dAuGh-
ters Of . well-to-do man may run UP
bills In the shops. but they rarely have
pocket money. and II IL partly or alto
gether on this account that they often
work. IL 10 generally the opinion In
America, At least the opinion Of the
daughters. that they should be paid for
working In their homes as a maid or a
scrub woman Ia paid. They make no
difference between the treatment due to
q father or mother and that duo to an
employer.
There are many kinds of trades prac-
tised by the women who work for n sal J.
AIRY IN the United states. There are WON
Ell underta kers-I believe even club OF
them In New York. Bayonne had tho
first messenger girl. who carried tele-
grams to their destination on . little
Abicycie Cnhappily tho ungallant mes
senger boys declared war on her because
she received more tips than they. The
daughter OF a general was tho nrst pilot
on the Great Lakes.
OTHER ENTERPRISES OF THE
AMERICAN WOMEN.
IN Chicago the divorced VIE Of an
a ctor opened a broking Office and played
tho races. She made a great success,
In New York there is lady veterinary
surgeon. and one at the head OF birds
hospital. There are women umpires for
football, the national game and women
guides wearing trousers in the Adiron-
dacks. A woman has been elected Dep
uty Sheriff Of Salt Lake City. Al = beach
in Massachu setts the crew OF q lifsboa {
consisted OF four young girls. At Dal-
las, Tex. a woman was chosen to NJ
tho position Of Assistant Deputy City
Marshal. She carried q gun az q man
would have done and knew now to use
It a. well as man.
During my last stay In the United
states tho woman ohief Of band o.
, burglars was arrested In New York.
She was only twenty-five. pretty. vel
dressed and commanded several bandits
with the ease of an old offender. Few
! trades have been scorned. One business
| alone In greatly desired In tho States
| where u In not yet permitted by law
| the business OF "electress"
The American woman can be every
! thing except n woman. she Is hybrid
being with many masculine qualities and
very few feminine ones. She ID neithe'
! a sweetheart. nor . wife. nor q mother
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
Avintor browns AT Sea.

LiBAr, Russia, Dec s,--L!eut. Wachs.
muth. while making an oversee light
yesterday IN q hydroasroplane. fell from
. saoAldsFahis hsl0hs Aad vAs dro wpsl.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08

Sometimes. she sotms the trick "sotth .
cooling howd On your Ssvsrsd .bror."
semsti1sss che pounds hsv Udy into your
Asart o. hsr ty1ssorttsr Keys. Sometimes.
yes, sowsttmss, sAs bokes vow a pie. Bwt
slscoys tAs Amsrtoos 0trI Who scoyks
seamts to "soork" you, Mr. Tired Bwst-
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In spite OF his coldness, his detsrm'-
nation to sec only the interests At stake
In spite Of his more profound mow-
eige of the mysteries of business. his
greater familiarity with this battlefield
man In conflict with . woman shows
himself - an inferior. The subt1s fsm'-
nine poison always does IT. work. But
the American man u y good sport and
he consoles himself easily with one or
several whiskeys. and the remembrance
OF the 10Y of his feminine conQueror.
A statistician has classified the women
who work in the United States as re-
CARDS their chances Of finding q nus
band while following their profession
Those who have the most chances are
the trained nurses; those who have the
least, the women who do work In their
own homes. That 10 perhaps why %
few young girls like TO remain IN the
family circle. Between these Two ex-
treanes come In the following order
stenographers. domestic servants shop
girls, factory workers. teachers and
telephone operators.
| The domestic servants stand In good
position on the list. Men," Mrs Rus
sell Sage has written. 'Iove to marry
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THANKS TO Evening WORM
Y. w. Q. A. Grateful % Ppsss ~ AZ
O. sA,o0o,o 900 Campaign.


We desire to express TO YOU ne ASort.
Felt gratitude of 81 the mmbsss Of ~
Young wom>n's Christian Aseo0atIso
Cor your hslo throughout - ogopara
ton for and the active worlginG cut q
our recent campaign b sssu~ 6uo11n0
and equipment fee our WORT = NSv
York Coty.
I'VE want to thank yoa not saly ~
your wonderful generosity In aiisttins
20 much space b campaign asvs, bat
also for sending " reporters vbees IL
teliigent interest and clever Aaa111ng q
each days news made them helpfj
allies. The accuracy ana gseesal hi0l
tone o: the press articles was . ou1Daa
Of universal comment. The stag Dho
tographers. too. were uniformly eopp
teous and confederate. .
The successful Issue OF the wNels o.
fort. We fully realize. would ha~s bsss
an impossibil!ty without the cooper
a uon of the nswspapsrs. snd ~ eve t.
tho Evening World = heavy debt OF sp
probation" Very sincerel yours.
VERA SCOTT CUSHMAN. President
CORA l.. LATHAM, General Secretary
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recognised the perors account OF their contro OF
sefoned personalities their natural Intelligence
Az American shows herself
MASTER hands pretty oQuetth
intelligent prey In the business world
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1.-THE Tired Business Man
in the Hands Of a Young,
Pretty, Coquettish and
Intelligent Woman 10 an
EasyPrey," Accordins to
N. Deschamps.
Translated BY Marguerite Mo0ers Marshall.
CHAPTER Nv.
Uuols Sam. Delalah,

American girl 10 remarkable Her quail
distinguished and give
among In the United ST
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cooks. They feel that the question OF
food IL thus settled. Housemaads and
hotel servants do not satisfy hedr In
stincts 90 naturally"
In an American railroad station .
traveller At the lunch counter asked for
a piece Of apple pie. After having eaten
three or four mouthfuls he exclaimed
enthusa stically. 70 the walter:
by George. this u the best pie ever
ate in my life! I am not married. and
she who 10 capable Of making . pie
like this must be my wife. Bring me
the cook and / swear I'll marry her on
the spot!'
Are you serious?' asked the walter.
Never was % serious In my life"
The waiter disa ppeared and returned
Immediately. dragging behind him a
young Chinaman!
MARRIAGE Is A KIND OF SPEC.
ULATiON.
Elm many cases, for many working
women. marriage Is kind OF specula-
ton. or. rather. the frst move In a
speculation. For a CIR to remain for a
long time typewriter or a stenographer
at eight or ten dollars a week-bare liv-
Ing expenses-would be to remain her
whole life anticipating that well-beny
those Pleasures, to which she has asp!re'l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08

The C0atiaaous Smile.
Prom tie A,ciusu GiObs.l
Sometimes . man puts on . con thu.
QUE smile. and gives the impression he
is laughing at you. Instead Of seat.
tering Sunshine.
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As Seen BIZ q Frenchmun Who Thinks He Doe

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-21
HOUSEHOLD HINT.
How to Make Convenient Paper Covers
For leftovers.

How to Make Convenient Paper Covers
For leftovers.
The housekeeper uses all sorts of
dishes-cups, tumblers, pitchers and
tins-as receptaces for the leftovers
that are inevitable in homework. The
white Of an egg. little apple sauce.
pieces of butter. half a tumblerful Of
cream-cOuntleSs odds and ends have
to be saved. Frequently they occupy
large part Of the pantry crOckery.
Most Of the improvised receptacles lack
covers. yet it is important to protect
the contents. Paper covers will do the
work. They are light, clean and con-
venient and once the knack Is acquired
are easy to make. Filter paper. such
as chemists use. Is the best for the
purpose. 1t is inexpensive and SO soft
and tough that it can be folded several
times without breaking.
Cut out square piece twice the size
Of the top Of the tumbler or dish to be
covered. Clip of the four corners:
then with your left hand hold the oc-
tagonal piece IN place upon the tum-
bier. Roll the projecting edges Of the
paper inward and upward and press
them against the outside of the tum
bier or dish.
If you have made the cap correctly
you can easily remove it from any
smooth edged receptacle, such as a
tuInbler. and use it again and again.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-21
Our Whole System
Of Society Is
the Worst World
Has Ever Seen
By Dr. ALFRED Russell WALLACE.
English Scientist

continuous advance mans power to utilize the forces
which everything ne haa Oee ao
during all the preceding centuries Of his recorded history
the result of this vast economic revolution has Deen
ALMOST WHOLLY EVIL. u...
this hunddfod increase OF wealth. amply ucent 10
provide comforts and all beneficial enemnts ana Xue
Tor orr whole population has been DISTRIBUTED WITH SUCH
GROSS INJUSTICE that the actual condition OF those who produce
all this efficient
made that from the oerowng all
should essentials Of healthy and happy existence
huge cities grow OF them with the
OvERCROWDED, INSANITARY SLUMS where men, women ano
children die pemature surely though body secret
constantly at work to destroy them 49,,
And administration of what call ustce land OF which we
are so proud judges cannot be bbed utterly UNJUST
because is BASED ON SYSTEM OF MONEY FEES at every
ep cumbrou and full of echncates need the
attorneys counsel cost and because all
are punishable by fine imprisonment which MAKES PoV
ERTY ITSELF CRIME while it allows those with money TO 60
practically Free
TAKING ACCOUNT OF THESE VARIOUS GROUPS OF oN0oos'
FACTS, MANY OF WHICH ARE so GROSS so TERRIBLE 'nA
THEW CANNOT BE IT NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
THAT OUR OF SOCIETY Is ROTTEN FROM TOP
TO BOTTOM THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT AS WHOLE IN
RELATION TO OUR POSSIBILITIES AND OUR CLAIMS IS THE
WORST THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-21
Dishonest Advertising

Thanks to the Portland AID Club.
merchant of that city has been con.
victed of fraudulent advertising-of
perpetrating palpable swindle
through the press. He offered cut
rate bargains" that were not cut
rate bargains" at all, but proved to
be plain cheats.
The vigilance committee of the Sc
attic AID club may well give little
closer attention to similar operations
here. Every community, unless it be
externally alert, is victimized period
ically by concienceless advertisers.
The government is doing a good work
in furnishing swindling concerns that
use the mails to defraud, and it's ac-
tivity may proftably be supplemented
by aggressive action on the part o.
local authorities. All reputable ad-
vertisers will applaud such action,
for dishonest advertising, as every.
body knows, tends to discredit all
advertising.-Seattle P. l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-21
The Nations Misfortune

There are times when the Herald
regrets that such things as political
parties are necessary adjunct to con-
stitutional governments. and one Of
those times is about due. 1t is i'm
possible to read the daily editorials
in the Aberdeen World without being
convinced that if party ethics permit
ted the Wilson administration to use
the talents of the republican state
chairman, who guides the editorial
destines of the World, the Mexican
muddle would clarity instanter.
Owing, however, to this pitiful party
prejudice the democratic president is
obliged to with such mediocrity as
John Lind, William J. Bryan and
William Byard Hale, and the result is
confusion worse COMPOUNDED. If you
don't believe it ask the republican
state chairman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-21
Economy
Hints
A penny saved 10
q penny earned
Benjamin Franklin.
How to Reduce Flesh.


AS change from the strenuous ex-
ercises usually advised for obesity by
expensive specialists why not embody
these gymnastics in the everyday task.
thereby adding interest to the tasks
and grace to the body! If your waist
is inclined to thickness you can incline
it to suppleness by always washing
your hands in the bottom Of the bath
tub. Do this. If possible without bend
ing the knee II faithfully pursued
this little practice will accomplish as
much us ten minutes of bending ex
ercises.
Have you a desire to improve your
carriage and add weight to your APP
pearance? Have the hooks in your
wardrobe almost beyond your reach so
that every time you go for your hat or
Il garment you will have to stretch
your arms upward and stand on tip
toe.
DO not sit down to put on your shoes
and stockings. You may have to per-
form all sorts Of queer antics to accom-
plish your purpose, but the bending ex-
ercise you go through in doing so is
worth more than those Of the gymna-
stun. because you will work harder
with a tangible object in view.
Hairbrushing is wearisOme task,
but If the desire to move with grace
is put into every stroke and II the
wrist is held firm the action is certain
to be an excellent hand and wrist ex-
ercise. If you do your own marketing
walk to and from the market briskly.
taking long. even strides and swinging
the limb from the hip without bending
the knee All the bending and reach
ing exercises of your household work
may be transformed into benefits II
they only will be considered in that
light and If the mind will work with
the body in tabulating them as bene-
ncial exercises instead Of physical ex
ertions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-11-21

This goes to the root of the mat
ter. The judiciary, through interpret
ing the laws, in effect becomes anoth-
err legislature. This function is the
source for the force in the popular
demand that if judges are to act as
virtual Legislators they must be elect
ed and be subject to recall at the
polls. Whether the demand be wise
or workable is another question and
one that can only be decided after
the most prolonged and thorough
threshing out of the problem-Spo
kane Spokesman-Review