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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the probate court of Canyon county,
Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Mary j.
Spurgin. deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Mary j: Spurgin, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
ministrator at the office of Frank Il.
Meek, in the Western National bank
building, Caldwell, Idaho, said place
being designated as the place for
transaction of business of said estate
in the County of Canyon, State of
Idaho.
Dated August 3rd, 1920. 81
SINCLAIR l.. SPURGIN,
Administrator of the Estate of Mary
j. Spurgin, Deceased. "N tl.
FRANK e. MEEK,
Attorney for Administrator. Cald-
well, Idaho. $3.50
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the probate court of Canyon county.
Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Samuel
Tildon Stratton. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
Samuel Tildon Stratton, deceased. to
the. creditors of and all persons. having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after
the first publication of this notice,
to the said administrator, at his office
in the Western National bank build
ing, Caldwell, Idaho. said place being
designated as the place for transaction
Of business of said estate in the Coun-
ty of Canyon, State of Idaho.
Dated August 3rd, 1890.
FRANK E. MEEK,
Administrator of the Estate of Samuel
TildOn Stratton, Deceased. $3.50
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NOTICE TO cREDlroRs.

In the probate court Of Canyon county.
In the matter Of the estate of Leora
A. Waite, deceased
Notice IL hereby given by the UNDER
signed administrator of the estate of
Leora A. Waite. deceased, to the credi-
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them With the necessary vouchers.
iication Of this notice. to the said ad-
ministrator at the office of Curtis
Hayden. his attorney. Western Ma
said place being designated as " the
place for transaction OF business OF
said estate In tho County Of Canyon,
State Of Idaho.
Dated August 18th, 1920.
Administrator of the Estate Of Leora
A. Waite Deceased. IN Ss-77c
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II to 20, blk. Is, C. H. add, Cald-

II to 20. blk. Is. C. H. add. Calds
pr 3. N. Smith. lots i to l. blk: 'A; *
Earl : smith, afi aEx swA sEh, 20 ~
Eva B. Smith. lots is and lie, blk e' Is,
Franz sas Smith sh'' Estate, swh s ~
G. asa'P smith 9TH lot 4. blk. io4. C. Stss,ss
H. ~ p smith' S Y; - feet. lot :. Xix FL I
E. W & Smith, nfd n Salf fos D. blk il. w. ss Il
Ne aqe s. ca SMITH. lot 8. blk s. q. s4,s
A. sna a%Dt tract 10. Nj. v. sub. NV Siy
Anna spneer lots % to "a, blk. .. boz IssS
Anna spsae Si; S lots Is to ii. blk si is,
stage % Sans a S1daisss S|f 10. $. blk,
ss. NJ: v; add. Caldwell -. sls:eS
LG sM. n sw TsrT NME s q sh
W., lot 10, blk: 10, orig, Caldwell :.si;74
"4 W, H. add Caldwell tIS se.. 20. $3.50
r.. r; Towle. lots y and 1s, BLK g,
M v. ada, Galdwell " ss.os
Hugh Travis. lots ( and s, blk. is, NJ,
VIZ s. blk. Is, N. v. add, cald:
ut sl Re s% IFS Co, EN- SS K
c. w; Won KIRK. lots 81 and %. Midway
s. 'H B. 4 asn 40 lots and is bik ST.
Et asls', a ca'S %aaaeii. M seq. less less
E., ar' ". wwaddle. SIX SEX. YES. less
J. o s Walker. nj. NEK, ll-s-s. $3.50
NJ, 8; WsS'ssT; 1T IS blk. 5i4. BocsSs 5
e. a' L. W Weymouth EM SEA, az.
C. u; White, lots and ., blk. ss. orig
c. + White. lots and 8 Blk BIZ; ~; 3.
C. II. White, lots II to IA, blk. n NJ
c. il. White, lots II and IL, blk. s.
C. il, White. lots ana s, blk, S. &. il
c. T. Whits. lots; 10 to IL, blk. Is M N
C. i, Wits; is;s to 8, blk: SO. Il ", :,
VIM, T. Williams. sen NwA. IS, IS:
4-4 .................... ...... .s42.0s
Chas, L. wnlets. NEH NwA NWH
Floyd L. weshard. lots and s. Blk
IL, c. H. add, Caldwell 80. sS.os
A. W sdS Ga,aR lots and s. blk IL C
l
VIM, Womack. lots to 3, blk. "a, NJ. V
NJ. ?; Workman. lot Z. blk 81. G. I K
add, Nampa ........... SS.2i
A. =; Wright. lot 1. blk. 4. w, IL. add;
T. Yamamato. lots 10 and II, blk. Al
wallace II. York lots lots and /, blk sS
D. 0 s. Yoa @asaT % a. in ai:4:s sssss:
Further notice is hereby given, thai
unless the assessments delinquent, to-
gether with the costs and penalties
are paid, l will. on the End day OF
September, 1890, at 2 O'Clock p. m. o.
said day, sell at the office of the Boart
of Directors of the Pioneer Irrigation
District at Caldwell. Canyon County
Idaho. at public auction, the abov,
described real estate upon which sal,
assessments are made. lying With,
the Pioneer Irrigation District, to sat
isfy the assessments. penalties ant
costs assessed thereon by the Pionee
Irrigation District. the sale to con
tinue from day. to day until sold,
Dated this 4th day of August, 1920
F. r. MILLER.
Treasurer of Pioneer Irrigation Dis,
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the distrlct court Of the Seventh
judicial district OF the State Of Idaho.
In and for the County of Canyon.
Sayde Brattsch, plaintiff VS.. Frank
Braitsch. defendant,
The state OF Idaho sends greetings to
the above named defendant. Frank
You are hereby required to appear
In an. action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the dis.
trict court OF the Seventh judicial
district of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County Of Canyon, and to an
swer the complaint on file herein
attached. within twenty (ao) days Tex
elusive OF the day of service) after the
service on you of this summons II
served within the district: otherwise
forty (40) days.
This action Is brought to obtain a
decree of divorce upon the grounds Of
non support, and you are hereby nott-
fled that II you fail to appear and am
swer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will apply to TIE
court for the relief demanded In the
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the district court of the Seventh
judicial district of the State of Idaho,
In and for the County OF Canyon, this
End day OF June. 1920.
sr,,,r By 2; L. NEWELL.
Attorneys for plaintiff. Residence.
Caldwell, Idaho. 67-75c
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EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.

If you have anything you want to
trade man. H. E. Smith of p. e. Smith
Land Co.
40 acres Black Canyon land to trade
for good car.
$50 acres Black Canyon land to trade
for Boise, Caldwell or Nampa property.
Car to trade on city property.
500 acres in the wheat belt to trade
for something around Caldwell.
List your trades. We will match
them. SMITH LAND CO,
65tfc Caldwell, Idaho
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LOOK THIS HOME OVER

213 acres best location in town. all
blue grass and white clover. 4-room
house, fine shade lawn, several out
buildings. extra good cows, one six
gallon one gallon per day, milk tests
high, one pig, one separator, some
lumber and wire, price $2750.00 phone
Tribune office or owner, phone 776
P. O. Box 463. Caldwell. 55-tfc
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CANYON COUNTY WARRANT CALL.

Caldwell Idaho, July 20, 1920.
on presentation at the office of county
treasurer warrants drawn as follows:
Current expense fund to and includ-
ing No. 602 of 20 issue.
Road fund to and including No. $40
of l9 issue. .t
FERN r.. HART,
f. f. PRINCE, County Treasurer.
Deputy. r'a4 63-65c
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MoTil. q cu aSs ioss and ii to H. Blk
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May SssP, lot: i to is. Blk. lis. : Sfsiss
Ms1y csPP III; is to il. Blk IS;
wslssf & a cSpp. lot 81. blk. iii, orig, eslf,
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Fred Dorst. lot. 100. blk. 50. orig. Caid
Dei%ore + Downing. IN lots. blk "a Is.
Mrs. Carrie Dresser, lots to 8, blk.
c.ss1b o DSne. S.'a swa SEX sen ~ r.
Cecil NJ: Daree. lots to 3. blk. A Us,
Ida 5. 6ye eaoi lots Ss%sa and il. biz. ~
Mary {. Eagle, WI sWA sEX il:
,sss Y Es ss'f i:; hi " il ' ST.
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L. II. Ekins, lots is to il. Blk 81,
Ei RaSnss e. dd Eei Gs,aws fots and f.
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THOMAS 1:Fn ans M :ss s9sn: lot:
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Til FAR Fran: ISIS icss 10 to H.. blk ~; So;
Dsipsl; Fi s,SMs. lot !, blk l. Bla { :
9 Fosss ii tract blk: S.. Fo :t; ;
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ma; El: sSs $3.50. Iss: + to is blk. *
franklin Presbyterian Church. il
Fis:t Methodist Church. is and &
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dsl s. i ,Sts to 8. lot Z
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JOSEPH F. Glenn, lots is and il, Blk Blk,
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ss:s,s4i Il, sen S = as%%Nws s 81 s wy
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Walter and Lewis 2, Griffith, all lot
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L!%ss 5 THssnl ss' lot 8. blk S. : csis
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M i. Harmon. lot 3. blk. IS. G. ss1 L
va soo asfs'% add t eaidW " fna
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rank A. H HsRRfs ia:s7 a. il .sss
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: W. J. Harris. NV 50 feet OF. lot 8. biz
A. Ae:bal lot Porssns,s sub. al. aiy
rssrsass =, g. Il Hester. all blk. is5. : ssIs
4 chs:. ?. Hewitt. 'Niwl swA Sc %
olsS s.I Nj H .sS to i. blk y
!: "a; biz: 90. ORIG: caldwell 80; !
i a. j. Hc sss, ea! swS NEa MEX an ~
~ AsEssa: lots to to 10, blk iii,. .,
4 MssSe NJ Aowara. SEA wv. s@ias
dS.s.S 80. VIZ:
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LOST BLACK LEATHER GRIP,
either lost at Ford garage or be-
tween Caldwell and Middleton. Con-
tents. blue satin skirt. rose color
blouse, ! pair tan Florsheim shoes.
Leave at Tribune office. 67-6Sc
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FOR SALE-New Overland -Four
Willy knight Agency, Wyckof
Motor Co. 66tf.
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FOR SALE-OLD PAPERS. INQUIRE
Tribune. 37tf
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NOR SALE BUTTER WRAPPERS.
Call Tribune office. Phone So. 21tf
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FOR SALE-1ol8 Ford Touring; 1917
Ford touring; overhauled; terms il
desired. Wyckoff Motor Co, $685.
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Classified Advertisements
RESULTS--
FOR SALE.

PIANO FOR SALE-HIGH GRADE IN
strument. Phone 1851. 66tfc
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FOR SALE-Cheap wagon and har-
ness. Inquire l02 Blaine. 6opd.
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FOR SALE Il uRNIT URE AND
range practically new. Call 1916
Arthur. 69-7Op
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FOR SALE-FUMED OAK KIMBALL
piano, like new. Matt Wentz. 102
phone 1881. bstf
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FOR sALE-S2h ACRES. WELL I'M
proved farm close in. $4,000; $4,000
stock. hay and all equipment. A bar
gain for a. buyer who wants a real
farm. Paid-up water right and 1 ar
box 406. ito
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FOR SALE-s-ROOM HOUSE AT s14
Dearborn; easy terms. close in.
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FOR sALE-1 MCCORMICK 12-FooT
4 header. aspirivall potato sorter;
needs them. At Caldwell Forwarding
company. 67tfc
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FOR SALE-1 MCCORMICK 12-FOOT
header; aspirivall potato sorter;
cheap and a bargain for anyone who
needs them. At Caldwell Forwarding
company. 57tfc
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FOR SALE-FORD 1917 MODEL, IN
. Quire 1920 Cleveland blvd. after 6
p. m. Harry Lesser. 64-65c
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WANTED.

D-CHAMBERMAID AT SAR-
atoga hotel. 45tfc
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FOR SALE-ONE 6-ROOM HOUSE,
modern except heat; garage; also
one 5-passenger touring car. Inquire
Tribune. f.-s csc
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GOOD PAINTER WANTS WORK. ALL
guaranteed: prices right. Phone
328-J. 102 Cleveland 55tf
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FOR SALE-4 FINE LOTS ON COL
lege Heights; address Mrs. J. r.
Robertson. BAL Almond st.. Ashland,
ore. $3.50
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FOR 3-ROOM DWELLING
house; good condition. Ralph Beale,
1928 Cleveland blvd. 62-64pd
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FOR SAILS ACRES ON SOUTH
10th st.; fine place for home; $500
crop. of wheat and alfalfa on It; price.
$4,000. This Is bargain. Inquire at
Tribune office. 57tfc
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FOR SALE-s-ROOM MODERN BUNG-
allow: bargain II taken at once;
good terms; good location. Phone
ioA-'' o9trc
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THINK OF 1T! AN OAKLAND TOUR
ing car in perfect mechanical con-
dition, with five tires. almost as good
as new, for 5000 Must be sold at once.
Call at 20 Commercial Bank bldg.
67-68p
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FOR SALE-MY HEALTH IS BROKEN.
$4,000 buys the best 1-man farm
In. the Fair Acres district. 40 acres
all fenced. 32A acres under ditch
and working. Might take trade up to
$4,000 on Improved town property.
Balance half cash with long time priv
ilege. Possession January LIST; this
10 Just put on market and Is not list ed
with agents. Address Rt. l. box, 81,
Wilder, Ida. GATED
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WANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
Phone 233-W. 4Itfc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION

The American Legion convention
which closed last week at Cleveland,
Ohio. gave remarkable manifestation
of the temper of the veterans respect
ing radical activities in the United
states. exclusion of the japanese, de
pOrtntion Of undesirable aliens and
other matters touching the stability uf
the country. AmericaniSm was the
keynote all the way through the pro
ceedings. RadicaliSm will find in the
course of few years that the veterans
are more than a match for them either
i'm politics ar when resort 10 direct
action Is being tried.
The veterans are not afraid, evil
IDENTITY. Of Governor Cox's deadly gas,
disease germs or anything else that the
laps may have up their kimona
sleeves. \ resolution was passed favor
ing their rigid exclusion.
\ resolution recommending dismiss
| sal If Louis f. Post, assistant secreta-
~ Of labor. was passed because OF
Posts alleged obstruction of the alien
deportation law. Evidently the vet
Grams do not take kindly to the radical
sympathy for which the department of
labor has become noted.
Partisan participation in politics ON
! the part of the legion was condemned.
While the veterans for the most part
are young and largely inexperienced.
they have good leadership, conserva-
/ tive bent and the enthusiasm to make
| them the greatest factor in the politics
/ of the future While the veterans gain
years and experience. their Organiza-
ton is being extended and perfected
and can he expected to exercise That
influence in public Affairs which was
/ formerly exercised 10y the Grand Army
Of the Republic.
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DON'T BLAME THE CHILD

Don't scold your children for lack ,f
control over the kidney secretions. e
Is not always the children's fault-in
many cases IL means weak kidneys ard
can be readily righted. Read this
Deming mothers advice.
Mrs. John loot, 623 Platinum Ave,
SAYS: Some years ago my little
daughter had weak kidneys. She had
absolutely no control over the secrc-
tions at night. This trouble certainly
made my homework burdensome.
tried different kidney remedies for her
hut with no help. Seeing Doan's XIII
ney Pills so highly recommended.
bought box at the Palace Drug Store.
One box cured my little girl OF all this
trouble and | can't speak too highly II
Doan's"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. loot had. Foster-Milbprn Co..
MfgrsA Buffalo. n. Y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05

that it was really the girls who kept
away from me. but Professor Brum
Is sore because | know more than he
does. He is In the same class with a
fellow who went from Fort Bayard to
New York City, and then mailed me n
postcard Of the Statue of Liberty, bear
ing the following inscription, Hello,
Dizzy, this is the only Girl for you to
talk to, and the only one who could
understand you However, am willing
to lose my perspective any old time |
get chance (COmmotion in different
parts of the hall, caused by young la
dies trying to reach the PLATFORM
"Fcminologists are disagreed concern
ing the classification of women. Some
say there are two kinds OF women
wild and tame. But this is treating the
subject with levity and flippancy ILL
becoming Il man of science. A better
way is to classify them rs married and
unmarried, being always careful to dis.
tinguiSh the two classes. Many embar.
RAISING situations have been caused
through installing one kind for tho
other. Along with the eternal question,
we alS1 have Eternal triangle, which is
the chief stock in trade of novelists
and scenario writer's II there was no
Eternal triangle there would he less
trash in our libraries.
81 will now point out few of the SUI
perStitionS connected with this subject.
Woman is blamed for bringing about
the fall of the human race by tempting
man to eat apples But this is rank
injustice. Also. fail to see the con
nection between green apples and de-
pravity. II you folks know what the
devil ! am talking about. then you
know more than do. (Applause.)
There is superstition prevalent
among girls that beauty can be got out
of box of powdered chalk or pur-
chased in tins labeled Talcum Powder
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MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS

Gray bouldcrs lay in thick array
Just where the mountain slopes begin.
II was here the glacier. flow'd their
way,
Long years before the time Of men.
The lightning flashed above the crest !;
Nnd awful was the thunders roar
That shook the eagles nest,
Ger Fries race had manned an oar
Nlayhap thousand years ago
these mighty cliffs looked down to see
The feathcrcd Indian rwang his bow
Dr worship natures mystery.
And tll this planet spins To DOOM
These mttiug cragS win keep their
stand
High sentinel peaks will tireless loom,
The guardians Of lonely land.
Bpyond the sound Of cities blare,
Where foot Of progress never trod,
But secret silence Stoops 70 hear
The whisper Of leaflets nod;
ris here we lie in dreamy maze,
RefasAon in the autumn haze.
The legends Of AN ancient world.
Comradc look with dreamy eyes
Ger that cn-leaguc valleys span
To where a hazy mountain lies
Beyond its wall is a fairy land.
The Lethc flows just over there;
And hlightcd hopes forever steal
To where the lotus jests at care
And summer suns forever wheel.
M. T.. Kelly.
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he said, with his voice quivering with
ill-concealed admiration, Professor, ii
Is surprising to me that u fine fellow
like you, with your magnificent ply
sique ana intellectual attainmcntS, have
never found some girl to love you. The
fact Is, you are too modest and retiring
Why don't you snap ont of it man, apl
assert yourself little more; You re-
mind me Of fOrked radish. II Is n
crime the way you hate yourself But
have never been able to overcome
my natural modesty enough to take
McFHd,len's advice. don't believe in
people blowing about themselves any
way. However, if any Of you girls care
to speak to me after the lecture, We
may make some arrangement whereby
can study Technology from new
point of view.
In conclusion must say few
words regarding the modern feminist
movement. | still adhere To that old slo-
gan. 'WomanS' place is IN the home.
But that do not mean that women
should stay within four walls and
spend her time scrubbing and ironing.
etc. | mean that women's sphere of
work, the sphere marked ont for her 10y
God and common sense, is home lifg
and the rearing Of children. Women in
these days want to get into politics
and business. but can you show me a
higher, nobler. or more important Wort,
than rearing the future citizens Of this
country Undoubtedly women should
have voice In the government of this
country, and in education aud what
ever pertains to the welfare Of children
and women. If any nation has adhered
closely TO the old slogan that woman's
place is in the home. it's Turkey. But
the progress OF civilization has always
kept pace with the status Of women
and where woman is free, honored and
respected. there you have a high civil
lzation. And where woman is oppressed
and regarded as a part Of mans prop
erty along with his real estate, there
you have barbarism. A good many mer
today seem to hold the latter view.
want TO say right here that courtesy
towards women does not consist ii
raising, etc. it consists in respecting
all women. both in speech and action
just as you would your own mother
Judged according TO this standard
god deal OF so-called courtesy is onll
ON the surface. Don't try to look lik'
a gentleman, try to be one. However
have barely touched ON the suhicc
in these few disjointed remarks NJ,
great treatise on Technology is II
course Of preparation. wherein / thrasl
out the subjcct IN a systematic man