Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-14
WOMEN MUST GIVE TIME howl
Spent IN STUDYING STYLES TOT
MORE IMPORTANT FEATURES
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they were content with work.
IA harbinger of the woman move
ment started in those days. The civil
war took men from their homes, and
left the women to support the FAM
lilies. The war laid q foundation for
the women's movement. The struggle
for rights awakened the men as well
as the women to the realization of the
principles Of equality. A group Of
able women who led in the anti.
slavery light were the advance guard
for equal suffrage.
"The campaign for equal education
was less pronounced. though more
successful; than that for suffrage.
Out Of the changed conditions which
to factories, there has resulted three
we'll defined groups Of women in So
cial order-those who work to earn
their bread, the Women in Industry"
and the idle rich, a demoralizing in
f1uence on the society of those of less
leisure. willing to lead an idle life.
1.-THE. Women's clubs first step in
the movement was established for
self improvement and culture" To-
NNy SAASy 4oI SCllOOISs
play grounds, parks. clean markets,
garbage disposal, good roads. pure
food. conservation, juvenile courts,
child labor laws, prison reform, equal
wages, lower cost of living and social
welfare.
"All lead to the ballot.
Higher standards Of health are es.
sential. Mothers know that all dis
eases of children are preventable and
constant labor and vigilance will dc
away with sickness.
1T is impossible to estimate the
amount expended on women's clothes,
to say nothing of the ethical problems
involved. Women must adopt uni
form dress. Woman's time Is too VAL
liable for social formalities and high
er values must be placed on time.
wonderful time saver"
In closing. I .prohpesy the mex rs
years will bring extended enfranchise-
ment Of women. The balanced women
will make her employment conform
to the largest service Of the family
and society.
Mrs. LaFollette leaves tonight for
dickinson and expects to spend some
time touring the state for suffrage.
Special feature for tonight is the
Federation Tea in the Elks hall and
talks by the past presidents will be
followed by a reception in the exhibit
room.
Delegates Registered.
Among the delegates registered up
to noon today are Mesdames F. +.
Bergendahl, Ellendale; Frank j. Van
Fleet. Larimore; w. f. Hooper, Car
rington; Helen Allen, Jamestown; Ar
thur Il. Peterson, Mandan; Q. W. Cum
ningham. Larimore; NJ. D. simenstad.
Devils Lake; j. w. Warren, Leeds;
Scott Rex. Grand Forks; o. Burdick,
Jamestown; Charles MacLachlan, A,
L. Hutchinson, Thomas Burke, Mime
waukan; L. ". Hartman, Minnewau-
kan; o. W. McClusky. y. G. Young,
Fargo; G. A. Greenleaf, Grand Forks;
Belle McCune. cando: r. A.. Scott
Crystal; Elizabeth Wenzel, Rugby;
Vinetta Hopkins, Rugby: l.. B. Doch.
terman. Williston; r. NJ. C]alderwood
Williston; M. A. Baldwin, Fargo; ]
w. Bush. Cakes; James Hopper
Jamestown; LeVard Quarve. Fessen.
den: H. Neukamp, F~essenden; f. r
Chandler. Grand Forks; L. A.. Levi
Forks: Ed. Hartman, Edgeley: j. l.
Wetherall, Sanborn;. VIM. Martin
Edgeley: H. j. Blanchard. Williston;
Alice Conger Hunter. Dickinson; S. A
Zimmerman, Valley City; Emf
Schmid, oberon; Josephine S. Stickel.
berger, E.. M. .Darrpw. Fargo; r. e
Weible. Fargo; FratK White, VALLEY
City: E. r. Edwards, Jamestown; NJ
A.. Hildreth, Fargo; w. c. Bodenstab
Bismarck; A. A. Bruce. Bismarck; A
B. Lee, Kenmare; l.. NJ. Summcrville
kenmare; w. Main. McHenry: A. l.
Arends, Casselton; C.. j. Anderson
Cleveland; Alloys Wartner, H. J.. Bes.
sessen, Harvey: S. Gushing, Bismarck;
Delta. Connolly. New England; II. II
Cousins, C%arrington; p. M. Cole, Ken.
mare; Elmer Davidson. Kenmare; j
E.. Featherstone, Valley City; Mark
Johnson, Fullerton: A. E. Jones. Win
field; c. f. Jones, Lisbon; e. Johnson
Aneta; NJ. NJ. Keime. New Rockford;
H. A. King, Lakota: ]. Knauf, James.
town; A. Carr: Valley City; 8: A
knutson, Buxton; j., Lynch. Lidger,
wood; VIM. Falger, Devils Lake; Z
Fenelon. Devils Lake; Vim. Farley
Winfield; A. Fridd, Valley City; E. Il
Goss, Bismarck: j.. M. Hammond
Ashley; +. o. Olson, Fargo: Mcbride
Cavalier; Divet, Wahpeton; N. B
Wanner, Wimbledon; Frank Edgerley
Glendale: A. G. Engdahl, Kenmare;
Mrs. n. G. Budlong. Bismarck; Mrs
o. J. R~osendahl, Sykeston; j.. w
Della. Balfour; F. B. Gould. Balfour;
p. e. Donker, Sykeston: John Bohn,
Glendale: E. Waters, ID. E. Geer, Ell.
lendale; Daisy Nath, Marmarth; l. b
Allen, jamestown.