American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-10-22

That there are. such independent 1 Democratic 9%@s s, women in Idaho is proven.
have pledged themselves to work fol the success of its policy in Idaho.
PROMINENT WOMEN IN MOVE.
"n connection with the resolutions of protest passed by the Democrats
womens club o. Tuesday, te following communication as received al Con
gressional Union headquarters adW"s snu "Wednesday d t morning rntsi from Miss Alice Paul.
%As teIegraphed to you. the Union To- Woman Suffrage in all parts OF
the country feel the deepest gratitude for the splendid work Q re doing
porto # GU executive board and advisory council. including such eminent {.
Columbia GS% NIB a Branch Of Of ths Federation Of wonsns clubs M widely known ::
National Consumers league; Mrs. Lavinia Dock. secretary Of the international
Ssqe oi t Sf H Minimum nT %ss Commission Sa1 hH'o oi Mass %Ss u1s Sss Es q w TSn
Naersz1 ' and 's aut%or a Of Women mn' and NJ I Economics n@s:"s Mrs 4o o H. ' p. Bed In @s
e %sns sSss k sTssie 'sss.s st the Of s Fs ssaon nsDe easns 's' si women of New v., s%t; MISE p.
The is sa ks N sSe is h ssaf DON ssm sS a mS's Sr 1Hi TN %s su ndafe G G0 Gree1 pr le spms 4
the lone and School league 1H Of Philadelphia; Mrs ;L Harriet Stanton Black:
daughter of Elizabeth cdy Stanton; Mrs Crystal Eastman Benedict former
Wife, Of : the %,l noted S.R P p ss"%n Of If. psychology mo p of Go,u P%so university e snyi,d MT IS;
of oFh Sm r9ssi :" v sT'i a n5~sst a naon as ts ,S S1astls Sssa9 a the Of books es Camp on her Fire faG Gtm:
ooSsratsto author 5asSnd husband o1 Tdiv Mrs; D %s elsie III H H@ for president nrs.S of the et Just Ts
College Equal Suffrage league of h District of Columbia; Mrs. Mary Beard.
OF OF &@ "Ths principles S%a %s of Of I american an' government 1%%;S SH~rs.q F o. R G HaaaPd. vice prrsssi.
de tent the of v ire %am sste f sanrase u association afsS G Ppofes Sc M fney Salmon x@s Df nsas oft
the history department Of vassar college; Mrs; Florence Bayard Hills. Demo
ENGLAND onns;1 das%s the &C c, ,ss rns.s ss% Rn% saSn;. Mrs. sn.,S charlotte "a anita 6lsan wn,tn ssH !.
SO former vice president of the National American Woman Suffrage associa-
Marie ns N 5s"ns Hio Ds%' Sis Of f' rTes Sshe'S G. IN Howe sns D tss nexl 9'G sppo,n nssS"n psmS:
cratic eommiss sta of immigration Of New York; Mrs Alice stsDSans Wells.
noted New York attorney and suffrage worker who las Just lost Ter right
s S 's %rs Nina Hns Y q aV %.nss' '1 president ssa as o of the s' Wonaa. y R% %ssssa union e Of s4s ss.
and Mrs. William Kent of California, wife of the only Independent member
"n this election campaign , 20 are backed not only by these influential
S %e%sn m the a St Sy tho council Saas an s. os unse, 1oa a w0 r havs Formulated n um es,S .
composing the ran and file of the Union who join with you in appealing to
struggle fr the political freedom IF women, a fundamental principle of
s%" t. or s 'ei It, suffrage cause and with this power goes a responsibility If they
Sy the p pemoe cGa Son nsTty in 01 SosSin OF q N vt pa on p peh synT "a "a D DSm at0 tSa
No p%ry party Will yer dare to 70 sc again if it is see that by so doing it h
l he enfranchised states of the west are rallyp IF IN pno NJ our com-
MOI cause Of womanhood. AM I know vu VIM be encourared in /" our work
as o feel this great moral force behind you.
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN JOIN
Mrs. George Armes, president of the women's Wilson and Marsha. league
H ENDORSEMENT aes Ds11S of OF our pH poneS an d's is w on ~ heartily in III p wMn u pFs Ss s wses i'm hi
council om%aTo Of Women Mn AV voters STm uu "a prsnds G%0 oa y p[ orsSen Wam ae sna .
hs sSca"us at an ae n aaSn ,e VOL IN vote. writes to H. Congressional p Union
writes, will come nut of this agitation, N ''e' 0' s~" "'
uor mrs W. j. Hawkins. a prominent sunrag5st also prominent in tho
re, reception this week to Mrs. Stubs and Miss Arnold, who are in charge Of
ing Mrs. stbbs said I a m a woman. and womans interests must be first with
be- be put S%a ass se' until apI tnen! mas other am G%a mean women ~me % wno h An p ia%ed lines ts Ga.
S STsss ona,r umion 1T IN is. week ess. in o Oregon are Mrs aaurus Therkelsen, who was
there Mrs Lo1a {. Little, candidate fr the state legislature, and Dr. Florence
From California comes wo1d that a local campaign committee has been
is directing the election campaign in h enfranchied states. and Mrs. Rose
tcrnia campaign. On this committee re Mrs. Frank !. 6eeIins prssissnt
the California Woman Suffrage association. Miss Gail Laughln. Mrs Inc.
:,ss.I in \ : Ssas,ss ssssssl.: and Mi: caaas',s anita MI % V . !;
WILL VOTE AGAINST PARTY.
From all the other campaign states come vord NJ eous,1x succe.au,
results Dsus.;,a In Colorado Mrs Annie Pu.er. sister Of Mr.. Champ ciars. u.
Democrauc speaker of congress- and herself a we'll known Democrat has be-
come much interested In the Congressional Union campaign and has n
stevens. in charge Of h campaign against s% Senator nat ,rs Th sHeu'1 and A ss the
democratic candidate. Tor congress in Colorado, announces I have tu spok-
h TO al audience of 5000 In the Temple theatre in Colorado Sprinps. At the
emf ske the women who were willing to tote againstS Senator Thomas and
he democratic anndates for thu house of representatives to hold u % their
hands. Literally hundreds Of hands went up all over the house
NO greater evidence of tn effectiveness of the election campaign could
oe furnished h the vigorous opposition which the Democrats are show
I'M war TN organized efforts of the Congressional Union. Says tn Denver
tnn "a mocra paper; "A German in Paris could not be more popular
mar MISS stevens is In a gathering of Democrats. That this young stranger
way they g after her.
ans IL is n impossible to keep VI with the press clippings coming in from
emocrat districts Ind absolute dismay In the close nes Some of tho
nemocIauc papers ire moved almost to profanity In denouncing our acNf-