The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-07

son on Valley street, and the subject
for discussion will he ''Fiow the Work
ing Glasses Are Gougcd by the Gov
ernment." with Mrs. Zuzulin as the
Leader.
In order that the Fargo campaign
for suffrage may continue subscribers
to the Votes for Women league art
urged to communicate with Mrs. +. II
Wilder. who has been appointed treas
urer for the subscription fund. this
week.
So far the subscriptions have been
coming in very nicely and the ladies
are most grateful for the assistance
which the people of Fargo have Of
Tered.
Mrs. barrow writes from Bismarck
that she is much pleased with Miss
Rankin. who is here to assist in the
suffrage campaign and states that she
is Just the wonla for the place and
hopes that every man and oman in
Fargo and Moorhead will. make an eff
fort to hear her during her visit to
the city.
day afternoon at $40 at the Civic
Center and Club house for Miss Ran
kin to which all are invited and on
sunday afternoon a big mass meetins
will he held at the Grand tlleater.
The committee in charge of the re-
ception for Miss Rankin consists OF
Mrs. c: F. An1idon. Mrs. II. NJ. Poi
lock. Mrs. F: H. Wilder. Mrs. II. A.
klinsnlan. Mrs. Shepherd Sheldon,
sto1kwell. Miss Rankin will give an
informal talk on Saturday afternoon
and Mrs. Eunice Jacobson simmons
of the Western School of Expression
has heen secured to give 81 reading
and. Mrs. Ernest Wright will sing.
Refreshments will he served.
Plans for the mass meeting on Sun
day afternoon have not been com
pleted: Mrs. barrow. Mrs. Kindred
Eiankin are expected from Bismarck
Saturday morning.
organization Of the Votes for Women
lea que at Bismarck Wednesday morn
Ing. There was u. good turnout. and
the women. very much unlike their
sisters Of England. were indeed a very
peaceahle set. But they are here Tor
results and. Judging from the earnest
ness displayed. they intend To. camp
till the legislature either gives them
their rights oil tells them. they shall,
IIpL nave kIST1. -. =
The meeting at this Mckenzie was
called to order at 10 O'Clock by Mrs.
barrow of Fargo. state. president.
There was such a unanin1ity and uni
fornlitH Of opinion that there was no
room for argument and no TIME nor
necessity for speeches. Fully one:fhird
of the counties Of the state were repre-
scented. A committee vas appointed
from each county to look after the
representatives here and the constitu-
ents Of the legislature at. home. with
a view TO seeing that there might he
fair dealing and no sighting Of the
gates were Mrs. {. G. Boise and Mrs.
Kindred Of the Votes for Women lea
que of Fargo: rhese women are deep
~ in1bued with their cause and are
enthusiastic workers.
Z. One Of the most central figures Of
the campaign which has been started
here among the legislators is Miss
Jeanette Rankin Of Missoula. Mont.
ficld secretary Of the national COM
Of the Women's Suffrage. as
ISOLATION. Miss Rankin is a person
in her work. At the meeting Wedncs-
day morning she gave details for the
plan Of organization. and made many
suggestions which were deemed adj
visahle. The principal effort is the
organization of the unit plan which
means at least n committee woman
in each county or precinct over the
entire state. one who will continue on
the sob and look after tho interests
of. the organization. Miss Rankin's
presence caused an enthusiasm which
IL is doubtful would have been felt
had 1t not been for her.
THIS wisdom of the ladies in SAndinr
delegates they have here. is crcdita-
bic. for they certainly. are OF Il class
makes any argument against
their claims uphill work. They say
they arc here to win and Ii they don't
win they want to know a mighty sool
reason why they. arc denied.
The question Of the appointment Of
a police matron for Minot will be TAX.
up BY the board Of directors 81 tie