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RETURNED FROM
CALIFORNIA SUNDAY
Mrs. T. r. York
Died This Morning

Mrs. Alma York, wife of Thomas r.
York, died at the family home, 1117
East Main street. at 4:39 O'Clock this
morning as the result of physical ex-
haustion. following long illness.
The deceased was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Armstrong Of
Pueblo, formerly of this city, and was
widely known in this community. Her
many friends will regret to learn Of
her death.
Mrs. York was born in Lincoln. Lo-
gan county, Ill, June 1S. 1885. and
came to Colorado with her parents in
1891. She was married to Thomas
York of this city October s, 1903. She
is survived by her husband, parents,
three sisters and one brother. The
sisters are Mrs. l.. H. Clearinghouse
and Mrs. Albert F. Clearinghouse, both
residents of Pittsburgh, Pa; Miss Le-
| liza Armstrong of Pueblo and the
brother. Roland Armstrong of Pueblo.
! Mrs. York was a devoted. conscien-
( tious member of the Methodist Epis-
copal church and. until her Illness,
which began about 10 years ago. she
was active in church and Sunday
school work. The funeral service
will be held at the Wilson mortuary.
72S Main street, at 1890 o'clock Tues
day morning and will be conducted by
the Rev Guy Z. Konkel. The re-
mains will be laid to rest at Lakeside
cemetery.
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Mrs. E. L. Clarke
Dies at Columbus

Mrs. Elizabeth p. Clarke, wife OF
Prof. Edwin Leavitt Clarke. both for
mer residents of this city. died at her
home in Columbus. o.. February s.
from pneumonia. following an attack
of influenza, according to informa
toin received here few days ago.
The remains were buried at Palmer.
Mass. where her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. David L. Bodfish. reside.
The deceased was a graduate of
Brown University at Providence. r. l..
and was woman OF remarkable intel
lectual activity. She held degrees
from several Of the most famous edu-
cational institutions OF the country
and taught for number OF years in
private schools in New England and
the Middle Western states. Her hus
band is professor Of sociology and
economies in Hamilton College.
Mrs. Clarke was 20 years OF age.
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FIRST OF RURAL SCHOOLS
TO CLOSE SOON

The first of the rural schools =,
Fremont county to complete the va,-,.
work Will be the Tribble school so,,,
east of Florence, which will close ia.
week. II is the only six-months' soho,
in the county at present, altbor,A
until this year there were a numb.
of them. There are two eight month,
schools. the remainder of them havir,,
nine months term.
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REVENUE TAX COLLECTOR
TO BE HERE MARCH 8

E. w. Riggs. deputy internal reve-
nue. tax collector who has been in Sa-
Ida for some time past has asked
The Daily Record to announce that he
will be at his office in Canon City. 325
Main street, from March to Is. for
the purpose of advising and assisting
in preparing and filing their income
tax returns for the year 1919.
Every single man whose net income
amounted to $1,000 and every married
man whoes net income amounted to
$4,000, is required by law to file a re-
turn.
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tuce and onions which have tbr;r-;
in the open air throughout the ~ea VEG
ter. This locality being surrorn, "in.
by sandstone hills. which form eo 's,
of a pocket" is peculiarly fsvos, sor.
by nature. and spinach and lettuce az ~
greer here throughout the winter 1-. are
penitentiary has nearly 20 acre. s
garden land I'm this vicinity n,1n VI
which are grown immense quapti,'au
OF garden truck.
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FOR RSALE-Good 7-room frame house
modern except heat; large screened
porch: excellent condition: corner
lot; good garage. 301 Greenwood
a'e"ue' 50-p5t
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his guilt and was fined 800 and costs.
The entire assessment amounted to
S113 The defendant had a quart of
white mule" in his possession when
taken into custody.
HOME FROM VISIT
TO HER DAUGHTER
Mrs. G. H. Woolsey returned sun
day from Salida where she was called
last Friday on account OF the Illness
of her daughter Miss Myrtle, who
was operated on at the Red Cross hos
pital for appendicitis. Miss Woolsey
is reported getting, along as we'll as
could be expected.
INFLUENZA BAN AT
PENITENTiARY LIFTED
The influenza ban at the peniten-
tiary was lifted on Sunday by the
State Board of Health and the institu-
ton is again open for the reception OF
prisoners from all parts of the state.
Eight convicts have been received at
the prison since the lid was lifted, six
of them from Denver and two from
other points.
Three manacled prisoners, part of
a group of nine men who were being
brought to Canon City from Denver,
made their escape at the Union sta
ton in that city Sunday morning.
MRS. ZONTINE RETURNS
TO CANON CITY
Mrs. NJ. Zontine, who has been with
her son, p Zontine, who has been i'll
at the Minnequa hospital in Pueblo
the past two weeks, returned to this
city Saturday.
RETURNED FROM
CALIFORNIA SUNDAY
Miss Jessie Johnson and mother.
Mrs. C. T. johnson. who have been
in Los Angeles, Cal. visiting with the
latter's daughter the past five weeks.
returned to Canon City Sunday.
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FOR SALE-Two houses, two lots
with fruit trees: close in. at a bar
gain Inquire at 319 South Ninth
oree. 49-p6t
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RETURN FROM VISIT
TO CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Mccoy. who ha
been visiting in Southern Califorl
the past four months, returned
Canon City Sunday.
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MAR K ET
Nc WsUaptF IHIOu NoWs SGT tN
DENVER MARKETS.
CATTLE
q v TATIo N 8

.steTn N.wspap.r Union News service.
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Dressed Poultry.
IRHs.
Butter.

Creameries. LIST grade, h.. 81
Creameries. I'd grade ..,..... 90
PIoSGss Bro butter .'..'..'.'..'5ts gt6
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HAVE MOVED TO
EAST CATLIN AVENUE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Threlkeld anC
family have moved from 406 River
side avenue to 101 East Catlin avenue
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CASH GRAIN IN cu,rAco.

ago.-Corn-No , mixed, $1.3s;
No. 2 yellow, s1.4sd l.50L=
oats-No.-2 white. s71z 0sshc: No. .
white. s6Iz q Ssc.
Rye-No. =. $3.50 Leo.
BarIey-s1.JB9
Timothy si2.OO414.0O.
Glover Seed-Si5.0OH $500.
pork-Nominal.
LaId-s1s.S5.
Kibs-si7.50M 1850.
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Butter Fat.

lf'ct ........--.. .......
-atioh .......
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COLPACkO MEN
GO TO DELTA

II. c. Bacon and Emmersol GroS,
went to Delta Tuesday night GroK,
will remain over there for about two
months. "
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METAL NAItk ETs.

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. Si.5lA.
Copper. pound. isg zee.
Lead. Ss.15.
Spelter. ss.72.
Tungsten. per unit. s6.5Ogl2o0.
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WRIGHT DRIVES LAS
ANIMAS PARTY TO SAlIDA

Rolly Wright drove Mrs. w. S. Sim
mons and daughter of Las Animas to
Salida in their car Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Simmons and daughter were en-
route to Center. Colo, and hesitated to
take the Rainbow route trip alone
after nightfall. The party started at
5 O'Clock from here. Mr.. Wright re-
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MISCELLA LANEOUS

i'Al'iES-Mrs. Nellie Davidson. an
expert In the manufacturing OF hair
soous' such as switches. transforma-
IONS doll wigs etc. is now located
ana VIII be pleased to meet any lady
VINO would be interested. Appoint
ments made. Call Canon hotel. c.
zoo. l9-pet
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Seven armed bandits entered the
headquarters of the United States
navy food supply bureau in New York.
while DIR. Jonathan G. Day and his
seven assistants were preparing to
place $1,000 In bag preparatory to
taking the days receipts TO q bank.
The workers obeyed the command to
stand against the wall, and the iatrsd-
ers took the money and sped away in
an automobile.
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nrned hY train.
RETURNED TO DENVER
HOME LAST FRIDAY

Miss Margaret Clark of the Chi
dren's hospital in Denver, who ha
been visiting her family and friends II
the city, returned last Friday to he
Denyar home
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-f-rom house with city
water. 4 lots. cheap. by owner: w1n
sell on payments. $50 Bennett street
South Canon. s2-pst
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
AZ Ghieaua

Chicago.-Iiogs-Bu si4.150l4.90
top. $1,000: heavy. s13.s5Ult50: me-
dunn. sIt.400 1900; light Sls.75d dis. 90.
light light. s14.5Oa 1885. heavy pack
ing sows, smooth. S12.65 q 1870: pack
ing sows. rough, sl2.25 a 1856; pigs.
sI3.5Oal4.65.
Csttle-Beef steers. medium and
heavy weight, choice and prime, SII.Oo
u1G00; medium and good, S1i.2b a.
i4.OO: common. Sg.o0gII55; light
weight. good and choice. $11.7b015.25
common and medium. Se.50U11.75;
butcher cattle. heifers. S6.s0Gls.75:
cows. s6.26n1I.50. Gamers and cutters
si.5O06.25: veal calves. S15.25616.5O:
feeder steers y7.JOn11.50; stocker
steers. s6.7Bd1025.
Sheep-Lambs, 81 pounds down.
s17.S01 20.6b; cuIls and common. $500
4I7.25: ewes, medium. good and
choice. s1l.2s@ 1850; c,iiis and COM
mon. Sc 90 a 1915
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WOMAN'S CLUB
FEATURE TUESDAY

The Woman's Club will have the
privilege and pleasure of having Mrs.
Betty Sharp with them Tuesday,
March 2, to tell of some of her war ex-
periences while "over there" All
members are urged to be present and
hiring their. friends
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HAY AND GRAIN.
HIDES AND PELTs.

furnished by Charles
Friend & Co. Inc.)
DENVER PRICE LIST.
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ABNER POT EEL
GOES TO PORTLAND

Abner Poteet, who has been EN-.
ployed at Mitchell & Eeber's for the
past few months, has accepted posi-
tion at the Davis pharmacy at Port
land
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FOR RENT. Furnished Room
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-one Groom house. mod.
ern; 316 North Tenth street, corner
Harrison avenue. Inquire on the
premises. 51.t,
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DR.. PEARSON
VISITS FLORENCE

DR.. Wilson Pearson was business
and pleasure visitor in Florence Mon
day.
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DENVER ELECTRICIAN
LOCATES HERE

r. p Hawkins of Denver is a new
acquisition to the Electrical Supply
Company's force of electricians. Mr..
Hawkins is a son-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Hood. and has been in the
employ of the Handbook Electric
Company in Denver.
BAN is LIFTED
AT CRIPPLE CREEK
The influenza ban at Cripple Creek
was lifted at midnight last Friday by
order of the city council, after having
been on for several weeks. The cpl
demic has died out in Teller county
and virtually all of those afflicted
with the disease in Cripple Creek,
Victor and surrounding towns have
been released from quarantine.
ARRESTED AND FINED
FOR BoOTLEGGING
John D. Lloyd was arrested by City
Marshal Skinner last Saturday after
noon ON the charge of bootlegging. and
was taken before Justice w. L. Sparks
where he pleaded guilty as accused.
and guarantees given that he would
appear in court at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning for disposition Of the case
against him.
On being arraigned in Justice
Sparks court he again acknowledged
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WILLIAM JUkES HOME
FROM MISSOURI VISIT

William Jukes is now fully con
WINGED that there is no place like
Canon City, Colo He has just re
turned from Macon, Mo, where the
sun went under cloud three days be
fore Thanksgiving and did not ap
pear until the latter part of January
On the morning that it emerged a
neighbor got up late, saw bright
light on the house next door and
turned in fire alarm, thinking that
a blaze had attacked the house. II
was with chagrin that she realized
that 1t was the sun which had caused
the glaring light.
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MISS ANNA RIEDE
is TYPHOID VICTIM

Miss Anna Riede. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Riede. who has been
i'll for several weeks, has developed a
case of typhoid fever, according to the
announcement of the physician. Miss
Riede's ailment was first pronounced
influenza, and she had been bedfast
with fever for three weeks.
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FOR SALE-5.room house: ? lots ana
large cellar. 1104 South First
s"ee'' 4S-6t
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MRS. JESSIE FARMER
BUYS WRIGHT HOME

Mrs. Jessie Farmer has purchased
the Rolly F. Wright home at Tenth
street and Macon avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright have leased the Mrs. Ger
trude Brewer ranch on North Orchard
auap1ta
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FOUND GUILTY OF
DISTILlING LIQUOR
DR.. LAMB TRANSFERRED
TO FORT M'INTOSH

DR.. G. G. Lamb, who holds the posi-
tion of captain in the medical de-
partment of the army, was recently
transferred from MARTA, Tex. to Fort
McInotsh at Laredo. He has been
on the Mexican border ever since en-
tering the military service.
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49, line of Si1
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"a IL "a Ii IA "a
WOnaen's Fl
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AN O. HENRY STORY
THE TON OF BILLY

you decided to accept this appoint
ment, William
Il am thinking it over" said
Billy. slowly, regarding the ash OF
his cigar.
You have been a good son to
me" continued the Governor, stir
ring his pipe wit hthe handle of 4
peR-hOlder.
Il am often gratified," piped the
Governor, betraying a touch of com
placenCy. by being congratulated
upon having a son with such sound
and sterling qualities. Especially
in this, our native town. is your
name linked with mine in the talk
of our citizens"
1 never knew anyone to forget
the vinCulum," murmured Billy, Un-
intelligibly
Whatever prestige" pursued the
parent, Il may be possessed of. by
virtue Of my name and services to
the State, has been yours to draw
upon freely. l have not hesitated
to exert it in your behalf whenever
opportunity offered. And you have
deserved 1t. William. You've /, en-
the best Of sons. And now this ap-
pointmrnt comes to take YOU away
from me. ! have hut a few years
LEFT to live. an almost dependent
upon others now. even in walking
and dressing. What would do
without you. my SON.
Tho Governors pipe dropped to
the floor. 4 tear triCkIed from his
eye. His voice had risen. and
Crumbled 10 a weakling falsetto.
and ceased. He was an old, old
man about to be bereft of the 500
that cherished him
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Children S Sunrise Stories
by r.. Garis
Copyright 1920. Mcclure
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE FOX FIRE

I oh. dear" cried Su~.,. and Sh,
snuggled closer no Tr,, WiCglll
Don't be aIrfd. III light it in a
minute said Uncle W.sgily. .'Hcro
SammIe. You hold tn" .4ntern. until
look for match i- my pockets -'
Sammie held the I,ntern viii, 10
had Eon" out, and ,le rabbit boy
and gin looked at 'ga darkness rr
all sides Of them. W B. Uncle VT
Cily searched throu-n his porh..-
for 4 match
Well. | declare. aid Mr. Lur--
ears after bit.
What's the matt, " asked Sa-.c
anxiously.
, Il haven't singls match" I'u,'e
Wiggily answered 4 cant li-nt
the lantern. But guess We can nud
our way in the da, >. Give me Your
paws. children"
Sammie and Susi. each took LuId
: OF Uncle Wiggily~ paws. and tn"
bunny gentleman sIung the dark
lantern over his hack. Tho three
walked along the dismal forest. and
all at once, Su.t- stopped and
whispered:
oh. Uncle Wigg ~, I see a sIeam
~ - i@SON ilSIA SNI ak NJ antdQ-
And 1 see another CLEAN Of
light" whispered Sammie. There's
. two of en-, Uncle Wiggily."
yes. l see them. said Mr Long
cars, standing in the middle of the
dark path
oh" whimpercd susie. maybe
they are the eyes of tho Fuzzy Fox,
Uncle Wiggily. Maybe he's waiting
thcre for US, and his eyes gleam in
the dark"
Ha! Ha:' laughed Uncle Wiggily
in such jolly fashion that neither
Sammle nor Susie felt afraid any
more. The Fuzzy Fox? ! guess not,
thought what you see is Fox Fire.
We'll, If it's the fire of a Fox then
he must be near at hand" said sam
mie- And he'll jump out and get
you and"
''Ha! Ha!" laughed Uncle Wig
giIy again. Fox fire hasn't really
anything to do with a fox though
II is called that. Fox fire is like
fourth or July punk-it is rotten
WOOD and it glows with something
IKE that which lightning bugs have
INSIDE them. 1t will not burn. but it
VIII give us light. I'll get some
OF the Fox Fire for my lantern"
Uncle Wiggily marched boldly up
10 Where the two spots OF light
glowed. Then Sammie and Susie
saw that it was just an old rotting
log that was glowing in the dark.
The damp wood cleaned as old
fashioned matches do when YOU wet
them.
Uncle Wiggily broke of some OF
the pieces of cleaning wood he
called Fox Fire and put them in the
lantern.
Now we can see our way" said
the bunny. Il am glad you found
the Fox Fire, Sammie and Susie"
The rabbit children were glad also.
and with the cleaning wood to light
the path they We're soon safely at
home. Then Uncle Wiggily. with
the Fox Fire in his lantern. went
back to his bungalow and Nurse
Jane. So if the puppy dog doesn't
carry of the chocolate cake and lose
it down crack in the boardwalk,
I'll tell you next about Uncle Wig
gily's slippery slide.
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Oh, MyStars!
HOROSCOPE,
November 3, 1920.

This is not an altogether salts
factory day, according to astrology.
While Venus and Jupiter are in benz
efic aspect, the Sun and Uranus are
adverse.
The rule is held to be a fortunate
one for the business affairs of
women. Whatever they venture at
this time should prosper, but not
until serious obstacles are overcome,
While the seers declare that great
opportunities are to open to women
, in the new year there will be many
delays and disappointments due to
the natural opposition caused by the
old order OF things.
There is sign read as indicating
great dissatisfaction with women
/ among political leaders, who will
blame the new voters for many mis-
takes Of which they were not guilty.
! Uranus is in place supposed to
encourage faultfinding between men
and women and even m,srepresenta7
tion and treachery are indicated.
! This should be a fortunate rule
under which to work in theatrical
matters. Players more than man
ayers are affected by this govern
ment of the stars
Great activity in many lines of
business is foretold and the stars
are read as giving promise of much
| aggregate profit in small amounts
Again Great Britain seems to be
under the shadow OF war. for mill
tary and naval operations are fore
told. India, Turkey or the Near
East may be concerned.
Jupiter gives warning of sharp
| decline in securities. or a deprecia-
ton of values that will be speedily
overcome
Thrift is counseled, for the stars
indicate that with the beginning or
the year the careless spenders will
| feel the pinch of necessity
Economy is prognosticated as one
! of the watChwords of the coming
months
Mars is in a place read as fore
casting serious fires in cities. There
/ is a sign read as indicating incen-
/ diarism.
Uranus continues to give warning
| that explosives will be used as part
| of the forces Of evil which will be
active during the winter months.
Persons whose hirthdatr il is
have the augury OF much happiness
in the domestic circle Danger Of
dissensiOns and misunderstanding
in business is indicated The Young
will court
Children born on this dav NAV
be sensitive and inclined to be bit
terly sarcastic. These subjects o.
Scorpio usually win the highest
places in life. Nothing is too great
for them to attain.
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, Billy rose, and laid his hand upon
th" Governors shoulder
Don't worry. father" ne said
cheerfully. "I'R not going to ac-
r"Dt Elmviil, is good enough for
me. I'll write tonight and decline
At the n"Xt interchange Of de-
voirs between the governor and
Gen. Deffenbaugh on Lee avenue.
His ENCellency. with a comfortable
air of self satisfaction. spoke Of the
appointment that had been rendered
10 Billy.
The general whIstled
That's a plum for Billy" he
shouted. Who'd have thought that
Billy-but. confound it, its been in
him all the time. It's a boost for
Elmville. Itm send real estate UP.
Its an honor to our State. It's a
compliment to the South. We've all
been blind about Billy. When does
he leave? We must have a recep-
tiOn. Great Gatlings, that Jobs
eight thousand year, There's
been carload of lead-pencils worn
to stubs figuring on those appoint
ments. Think of it. Our little.
wood saving. meaIy-mouthed Billy,
Angel UnawSrcs doesn't begin to ex-
press it. Elmville is disgraced for
ever unless she lines UP in a hurry
for ratification and apology"
The venerable Moloch smiled
fatuously. He carried the fire with
which to consume all the tributes to
Billy. the smoke of which would
ascend as an incense to himself.
William, said the governor
with modest pride. has declined
the appointment. He refuses to
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THE WOMAN JURY.

A man who had been arrested for
wife-bcating and was out on bail
ned the country when he found he
was going TO be tried by a jury OF
women
Evidently he thought that what
they would do to him would be
something with boiling oil in It,
and without doubt his fears were
well founded. One can readily be-
lieve that there are certain crimes,
such as wife-beating. and desertion,
and failure to support. and so on,
from which women have suffered so
long. in which the cuIprit would be
given the limit Of the law. and then
some every time, by a feminine
jury.
Perhaps the woman Jury will
break up these misdemeanors. Sure
ly a british husband Will hardly
consider that the pleasure Of black
ing his wifes eyes is worth the
stiff sentence in the wOrkhousc that
a woman jury would hand him.
Surely the man who has the habit
Of fading away from home when a
new baby appears on the scene and
leaving his wife to support the
family. will think twice and then
stick to his job, IL he knows tha,
when the long arm of the law haUls
him back. a feminine jury is going
to make a warning Of him TO other
husbands with wandering feet.
Surely the man who was born toe
tired to work. and who lets his
wife take in washing to support