White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-16
''PUREFOOD"TE TEXT
FOR DISCUSSION
ELY WOMAN'S CLUB Is KEEPING
PACE WITH CURRENT EFFORT
FOR ADVANCEMENT OF PUB.
Lie GOOD.

L
mans club will be next Saturday af-
ternoon, at the County High school.
commencing at 2:30 o'clock The
program committee has decided on
very practical subject for discussion.
and withal an important one-pure
food. Dr. Harvey Wylie of pure food
lame will be the inspiration of the
meeting and Mrs. Moon and Mrs
Amens will present papers on the life
and works of this famous fighter in
the interests of pure and wholesome
food stuffs. The Nevada pure food
commission will be dwelt upon by
Miss Graham. Incidental with the
discussion Miss Lucy Rumbaugh will
render a solo. The meeting will be
an open one and visitors are invited
TO attend.
The Ely Woman's club is tackling
some heavy subjects in their fort
nightly gatherings, but In this they
are only doing what the similar
clubs all over the country are doing,
and the concrete results will bring
good results Get the women inter-
ested In anything and whatever Is
desired will be pretty sure to be
forthcoming. eventually and general
ly sooner.
out In st. Louis the other day,
The Benefit of accumulated Wealth
in Philanthropie Work" and Mrs
Philip Jameson started something
when she asked
How did ]. ID. Rockefeller get six.
~ million dollars to give away" and
Can Mr.. Rockefeller or anyone else
gain such vast fortune honestly"
The question went begging for
direct answer. although Mrs. jamie
son leaned to the opinion that one
could not amass so much wealth
creditably.
Mrs H. o. Pope and Mrs. William
Ehlers led In the discussion, with
Mrs. Jameson. says a published re-
port OF the meeting.
This Is day of millionaires and
multimillionaires." said Mrs. Pope.
Many of whom are contributing in
useful and varied ways as philan-
thropists, such as Rockefeller Car
negie. Mrs. Sage and other money
barons"
Before Mrs. Ehlers thought SER
iously on the subject OF the manner
in which millions of dollars are ae-
cumulated by one man. she was in
clined to defend millionaires. but af-
ter learning the means used by some
of the eountry's wealthy men. her
point OF view changed completely.
she said. She attacked the plans of
philanthropists who desire to pension
school teachers.
Why is Il the teachers should not
receive salaries of sufficient amount
fN'"iAA Ahtii u hA''Ns
enough on which to live. after they
~ become unfit as teaehers2" she ask
ed. "A system of pensions then
would be unnecessary. Let the EN-
ployer divide his profits more liber-
ally with his employees
In discussion of Mrs. Olive
md
Labor" Mrs. IL. G. Nicks said she be-
heves woman fast Is becoming par
asite on the nation and the halt can
be called only by generations which
VIII follow, when mothers teach their
daughters they have a place in the
world as well as men.
Those who see in the woman
movement of today. movement oil
the women away from the men, have
strangely overlooked some of the I'M
portant phenomena of our modern
world" she said.
III anywhere on earth there ex'
ISIS the perfect ieal which the
modern woman desires to be-of
mborng and virile womanhood, free
srong, fearless. and tender--it prop
aoly Will be found In the heart OF
ne new man. engendered there ps
nis own highest needs and aspira
~ IONS; and nowhere would the mos
aghly developed modern man IND
c'everer image of that which forms
MS IDEAL OF the most fully developed
manhood than In the ideal MAJ
winch haunts the heart of the new
woman.
4 believe in fitting girl for som'
vocation as we'll as boy. although