Arizona republican., 1915-03-28
Official Organ of State Federation of Clubs

started crusade against unsanitary restaurants and bakeries, and thereby accomplished a wonderful lot of good When they found one that was con- ducted in a sanitary manner they ad vertised the fact to the public As d result of this, many restaurants and bakeries in that city, now invite a public inspection.
 Millions of dollars worth of food is wasted in the United States every year, yet the cost of living has con tinually risen. The Housewives Lea que of a small town in New York, blazed the trail for a successful pub lie market Think of the advantage of having such a place in the com munity. Yet it was made possible by the cooperation of a few intelli- gent women and the farmers The high cost of living has lost some of it's terrors in that time, at least And an interest in honest weights and measures has saved the women of the United States many dollars dur ing the year past. Just word re- lative to buying fuel. A cord of wood must contain a certain number of feet While load varies according | to the size of the wagon it is delv- 1 cred in. One can readily see the ad- vantage of buying wood by the cord. Education is all that is needed, the many problems that confront the wo- men of today, are simpler than they i look.
 The time has come for women tu put their hands to new tasks. AnG their heads to new thoughts. They should take an interest in equal sui frage and believe in it's principles And those of us who are fortunate enough to have the ballot are nor ally bound to make use of it in the right way. To promote cleaner poli- tical methods in the administration of our public affairs and to work and vote for civic betterment
 For better ventilated buildings and adequate fire escapes.
 For Neighbcrhood parks" and Rest rooms for women ana child ren,'' and Clean comfortable rail road depots," for the proper "Sani- toria for the tubercular poor" for the Thorough Immigration of all places occupied by persons suffering from infectious or contagious disease" Fol the prevention of "Unsightly eXpec- toration in street cars and other pub lie places'' for the "Disinfection oi all second hand articles, such as bc,i zl, f.A, same" for a Rigid inspection of al meat markets and slaughter houses, for the Cleaning of vacant lots :ant the cutting of weeds" for the Plant ing and care of shade trecs.' for the Removal from within the city limit. of unsightly corrals," for the "Instal- lation of rubbish cans in the cit, where needed most" for the Prompt collection, and sanitary disposal o garbage. And last but not least, to, Swat the wicked little fly" and the ''Pesky little mosquito and to teac, her children to do likewise
 All of these things and many nor, should be of interest to the wid, awake woman of today.
 
 to keep awake the intcres: of wo. men in just these things. Ina, eqIa suffrage is synonymous with tl.e- cis ruption of the home has been prrveI false. The woman who votes stil has time to keep her house in o: der bake and sew. a little for charity and raise Better Babies.'' They talk about woman's sphere al though it had limit
 iTrere's not a place in ealtl' 0 heaven,
 There's not g task to mankind given There's not a blessing or a woe, There's not a whispered yes or no. , There's not life or birth,
 That has a feathers weight of wort
 Without woman in il : "Resolyed that the ciyics education r department of the Woman's Club brln 5- Of the city authorities the necessit $ of inspecting all oorrais and stable' f and respectfully asks that the cora . at the corner of First and Van Bure fstreets be declared q public nuisanc an dthat steps be taken for it's re s moval as it is a menace to publi f health This resolution was passe X at a meeting of the Civics Educatio s department. Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexande e Chair9nan, Monday afternoon and step j. will be taken at once to carry ou : the measure. A report of the motto E picture censorship committee was an Q other matter taken up ct this tim' = our plan is to white list rather tha : black list, said Mrs. Alexander, a $ the plans outlined in the Woman s Home Companion and the Geners f Federation Magazine were read an y every woman in the club advised r acquaint themselves with these arti
 cles. An effort will be made y create public sentiment in behalf (