Judge — June 9, 1917 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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ill ior ke Ss ee ee ee ‘june 9, 1917 Suffrage Snapshots By IDA HUSTED HARPER YOUNG WOMAN out in Oregon A has killed one hundred wildcats and lynx that infested her ranch opinion that “The weak, and nerveless hand of woman should ‘never cast a ballot "doesn’t prevail in Oregon. a LARGE majority of the men in East Cleveland, O., voted to give its women municipal suffrage. Now Cleve- land wants to annex the suburb and the omoters of the plan are worried to death its women will refuse to come into the city and lose their vote. But wherefore? Ii the ballot is a heavy burden which women do not want, they would surely jump at this chance to get rid of it * RIOR to the recent Congress of the D. A. R., a circular was sent to ali the members warning them against’ a_ certain candidate for the presidency she was a suffragist and likely to involve the society inthe suffrage movement. When they came to take stock of the candidates they found all four of them were suffragists and hing could save the society from impending doom,” so they elected the who was herself a voter. * HE Legislature of Arkansas ferred on women the right to vote at all primaries on the same terms as men, but rot at elections. The primary law reads that all citizens may vote who pay a poll tax and swear to vote on election day for the same candidates they voted for at the pri maries. It looks as if that State were going to have a problem to “rassle” with * its has con- HE New York Legislature finally dropped the bill which provided for killing all cats that were not licensed. Thus *he ats saved one of tia nine lives. ACT i in Ohio hee 1s passed an ordinance requirin inhabitants to bathe, and has guaranteed a divorce to the man or oman whose conjugal partner refuses to comply with the law. Now the anti-sufira- gists will say that something of this kind was bound to happen when the Legislature passed that woman sufirage bill s MSs! R OF JUSTICE VIVIANI says: “The President’s Message ex- Presses the virtues of your race—long- suffering patience before appealing to force, and force to nge that long- suffering patience when there can be no other means.” Apparently this must be considered a virtue in all the race except the women who have waited so long and Patiently for a voice in the Goverment. Wive Jelly when Qavored with Abbott's Biers Is tm ore deiishenit ful Sam} bitters by taal Heainstamps CW. Abbott & Con Baieimore, Sta cade) Outdoors In Your Heart, BV. D. On Your Back HIS is one of the months when you put in all week wishing for Saturday’s fish- ing. With Outdoors in your heart and B.V.D. on your back, anticipa- tion is keen and realization sweet. In our own modernly equipped cotton mills at Lexington, N.C., the fabric from which these Loose- ig B.V. D. under- garments are made, is produced in a scientific manner from selected cottonto insure durability in wash and wear. In our own B.V.D. Factories the garments are skilfully cut, strongly stitched, accurately finished —to fitand ‘be cool and comfortable all day long. BEST RETAIL TRADE (NANG OO ha Of acd Pom med B.V.D.Coat CatUndersbirts and Knee Length Drawers ment. B.V.0, Closed Crotch Unioa Suits (Pat. U,S.A.) $1,000be Suit. 1,000 ISLAND HOUSE Alexandria Bay, Jefferson County, New York In the Heart of the Thousand Islands where nature’s charms tion are added in the In the most enchanting spot in all Ameri jelights of modern ci No hotel uch luxurious comfort —as does this palatial Summer retrea every hour, or quiet, complete rest, is the ¢ All Drinking Water Used in the House Send two 2-cent stamps for Dlust O. G. STAPLES, Prop. comfort nent for C. S. De WITT, Mgr. comicbooks.com