The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1912, Page 10

ae POT lu EP! A STEM HAVE THK NO STARVING! Rancher Fred L. Boruff of Cali- 1oa8 Cloudburst of Indignant Protest Against the Re-| marks Made bya Colo- | rado Clergyman Who; sVENING WOXLD, Helen Gould Lauded for Old Although She Says She Didn’t Write It SATURDAY, Maid Letter, JULY 41%, dvi. ——————————, || Bachelor Maids “Cranks;” | Bachelor Men “Freaks.” Bachelors, yt eritls hit she de- CINOINNATH, July 2%. maids and men, are caustl clsed by Mrs. Josephine W suffragist from Providence. » |] ctares: | ‘That bachelor maids wpolled, most of them been coddled to death as the |] Dette darlings of a misied ~ _— | SENT IT TO BROTHER PASTOR FALS TO SHOW "THEATRES AND RESORTS “THATOLOMADLETER, OFFER ANY FEATURES. FORTHE COMING WEEK Wonders How Helen Gould) Those Who Remain in Town | |] smother or aunt, | Could Have Said She Had ed Not Want for p . | That bachelor maids are for- |! = | fornia Can’t Eat New Said Old Maids Should | “J send woman's || vas ‘ | fornia Can’t Eat ! | I) Stee "an, ome he Not Written to H Amusement Be Herded on a Desert | | MA NadsCuiel adic) ede , York Grub never raise a hand to put a || : Island. woman in a home | ——— | GRAND JUNCTION, Col, July | At Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre : ‘ . | Rev. 1 V. Hurtner was not embar-| MEXt Week the features will be the Kine- HEAR WHAT A CHOP IS.| WE’S A DUFFER, ‘That bachelor men can never | "sed when shown a despaten macolor pict tie Darbar, Howe ” SAYS MISS COL EMAN the valne of women, or that Miss Heien Gould of York } int a “Don,” t king dog, are 4 s | see why women ought to vote had flatly denied she h | held over, others on the bill . E de: e dd written aim | ig jt until providence gives them if liseli i be Ti n¢ hine It Is Only a Bone With Paper ——. wives. upon his attitude toward old matty. | Maye yn Ne Charles. AbOGEE " “ “T haven't the letter now, it is tras,’ saay hadallipe-tothtarhiy) . -, oe i} '. ja tr Co ly Bleycle Trouy Minerva Covers Pajamas Around the End The Miserable Wretch! meant in hie life. I've always iiked|"e Sdmitted. “I matied tt to my brother Oeoree he che OV eee si No Woman Ought to| him for that attitude.” who is pastor of a Christian Church ad Double & the Three Hows of It. Says Fred. Speak Hi MIGHT AS WELL SAY TO KILL! in Chester, W. Va. 1 wanted him to| ards and Creatore's I peak to Him Again as THEM OFF. | reply to tt for On Sunday he is] The vill at Keith's Union Square Theas | Long as He Lives,”’ Ex- Mra, Martha Wentworth Suffern,| folng to preach on ‘love, courtship und/ {re will include the Hight Texas Tommy Somebody, for the love of Pete, dig lai M fy Vice-Chairman of the Woman Suffrage marriage.’ " ancers, Linden Beckwit!, prima dom- up @ steak in thie town which Mr.) Claims rs. Mildred party Then, malldly, he wondered how’ Misa | M4; Dorothy Brennan and Joscph Rat- Fred 1. Boruff of Sin Fernando and “Really and truly, this Colorado min-) oa co ie Bla aie | Ui, in “At the Mower Stand," Arthur | RPRcaAts, Chi, ean: 4 without teste Manly Easton, Club- Ister's remarks are too silly to taik| ould could nave said sho had not} Hervan, monoloxist; the Three Lyres, ; 4 wom about. We should not answer a fool written him, and Redford and Winchester. tng that ho ts doing an Injustice to « an. according to his folly. He must be en-| + ee ae ay Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre will i cow who died tn the Old Ladies’ Home, as trely ignorant of the great movements oie Ria cs seat Ye. f@ steak, about two inches! of the world and the place women| manipulating * Piano;" z thick and a foot wide and cooked so| . %t 1 exceedingly fortunate for have ‘tation among then, | pel Tae i Mano: that the blood follows the knife; that's| ‘%¢ Bev. Bimer B. Kuffner that he ane ae Gs rie B nage d eb tanied;” Bedinl and Arthus, in Hew what Mr. Boruff of San Fernando| % Middem tm the wilds of @rana yhiunin Hee GG: aed’ whould bes Juggifng stunte; Nonette, the Gypsy < | : 4 : 7 Junction, Col. a it fails in her duty and should be bai iy a ayo i] wants, He'# | in New York quite 4 Mie dénunciation in ished 1s about as sensible as to say th Violintste; and others. a few days now and his public opinion ier tar sermon of the “ol4 mata” women too ic become mothers At the Twenty-third Street Theatre { an Fecommendation that she ould be killed eff.” will bo “The Girl fron \vyoming,” fe that this is the last place on the | , footstool for a healthy man to got a] @ Pamished to @ desert islana as MISS HELEN 8OME OF THE GREATEST RE- Jimmie nthe oris Buster Banat Vitae te “waste humanity,” have brought « Gours FORMERS UNMARRIED. Brown; the Four Dixie Belles, and i “Ta 5 f 7 cyolone of feminine protest about ‘duty to the world’ when it's @ matter “T strenuously object to the phrase othe | T ait down In @ hotel te Laced fpityeeee » of marrying or becoming parents, ‘old maid,’ said Mrs. Heath, President F es at Proctar's One Hundred here aa aut for a meat a the man Fuh aes iieb CUGURS 14 Sen Feaka Sanly 1 agree With Miss Gould that such of We Housewives! Langue, © aoaiase It and Twenty-fifth street theatre will rom n Fernando to-day, In a volce ts el ‘e ol ete. ge iat q ati be Kdward Lb: 8, “The Par h i person she are not hindering the M4 a vome: r as war avis, in “The Part of go modulated that it would carry from binaitel Gould, Inveighing against the progress of civilisation, bet advancing means to say that all unmarried women Visit of a Delegation of Brook-| P),iwart » Cotte etna cI iP nly to the Battery i er th o oy ‘fel comedians: G lampton and © Dasdctiey' Wink Heo What, WHY, ‘voces | BOIBLAA Febuxe- fromm 41 fipicuLous AND WICKED AS. tmust take great exception. We all know | — Jt Democrats ROstpotied: || aiyivtere wemesy iu abd. CALDER ba f “ that some of our greatest reforme vs ‘ nedy sic r weak-kneed soup with a motherless/sp.nsier, to the effect that “If It wore SERTION € and thone who contribute most to the i Next Week. and Todaro, musical entertainers, } PP essing they cai! the middie Of | not for the dear old maids some preach Miss Katharine O'Brien, office secre: Progress of the world and the uplifting, Meee ee ma Stal Davia ana Oaniaeye \ } something they call a chop, whic! - a © jen, office - | ; i‘ . ld aha Ge f@reund the end of some potat and to-day, n New York, a host of pens lation, said: rat MISS. GRACE. preacher should investigate conditions|! gis GIRT, N. J., July %.—Gov. wit | char ter alata bee onwvare all ‘gaumed up’ into what the bill of |WoMen, numbering both aspinsters and] INTs | hever in my life heard such ridic- | RS FRA AN ,| carefully before making any such asser-) ,,, sued: te G day | characte: Co y anc ; fare says ia ‘au gratin, and five leaves| Wives, have arisen to assure Dr. Huff SS JANE ADDAMS:. | tous and really wicked nemreicns.| . au HANG) | tions as ne has made, 1 think that Po ere Wg i aa he he a real sault, in sonye and dar ae ahah SANGRE Of undersized lettuce with a baby to-|Ner that he simply does not know what| Make ua ingerdread golls or darn our) ANd to think that they come from 4! sure there is some woman who didn't | Women, should be grateful to Migs| te hone OF a frien Peace aca AMON the American mato squatting in the middle—that’s a] he's talking about, ftockings or put court plaster on our) ™4n who ts supposed to Itve up to fhe du hk thing to thin Gplorado prophet, | Gould for taking the Pe ee are | cae, meet seclusion WEUAG HIS: ap8008 nh stig anduilbot on will be Dantels salad. ‘rom her summer home in Roxbury, | #™all wounds. standard of Christian charity! Probably he wanted-her to marry him | COULON'T DO WITHOUT OLD of acceptance. Ho brought with him the! ang Jackson, Ines Lawson, George Hall “what I want is a STEAK! ff | N. Y., last nicht Miss Gould inaued n| “A# the boys grew up she insisted on} “There are plenty of men unwilling and she sweetly told him he wouldn't | MAiOS. — Spee: ly for reading to his confl- the two Vivians, Floyd Mack, Mr. and X dom’ got it Til starve to death | denial that sie had written the letter {helping them throu on her own | to marry, Would that minister have so. Therefore he was soured on the| Mrs. Clarence Burns, President of the/ dential stenographer. The Governor Mrs. James McCann and ‘Company Wefore X get back to California.” to the Colorado preacher in ¢ snail savings. And no one worked more the spinaters make the first overtures? Five of spinsters, and he dootded to | Little Mothers Atd Association, save, [could not say until tt had been type-/and Rosner and Felton, ps old maids, but his caustic Indefat! than » on the girls’) I rather think that If he saw any un-) (Se it out the way he has. That's a ‘The world would never be Aho: “ ay Added sa 4 ere e NO GOCR OUTSIDE: OF ertheless tas here country trousse “ie ° eatin household leaned | married women out on the hunt for| 4N's flawless logie:" exist if it we ot for the so-called billig hs long {t would be; but he - Add: , rave to the Madison CALIFORNIA. yuntry-wide Husband ais nt "NO WOMAN OUGHT To SPEAK |{old maids’ ‘They have done more for| tried to make it as short as possible |Sduare Roof Garden cabaret show will Tt can be admitted authoritatively that |#07 of denunctation anong women, |" he % be eeguser.sneyeats Seay K| the betterment of humanity than all/without sacrificing anything he had to|% Miss Edna Ellis, the Irish Queen; dhe man from San Fernando who ts in| 4!tled and unmarried, every wher “Far from eink ‘waste humantty"| verely that woman's place was the! | « TO HIM. the married women put together. In|s,y on ihe platform and the I {Clark Lincoln, Olson, Hayes and Dean, G@anger of wast! 1 ast] The protests of the married w the unmarried woman is freauently the | home, | Mrs. Mildred Manly Ea-ton, President | nine cases out of ten a woman remains jatfor 6 lenwee OF) ce manthe Plater And eke) Harte a us they can- saa he miserable wretch! No wo: % rm yell enough to] As’ soon as the speech ow eae ; ; ; plenty of did work which the mar- 0 woman | she never loved a man Ww ri the speech ts typewritten dt} wy ee might have been a hearty eater back |" be accused of championing an un- IN MARRIAGE | n Jever ough: Q bn sh a will als wiven @ trial on Monday i fis pert, bee oa eidirgah oom | worthy ceuse frosn' seit bieckee Bho? WHAT as WOMRC? |rled ones could not do, ‘The world! tong aanigiiivce cr opie again as marry him, Ha ik such women snould) will be sent to the printer, The Gov-| nights as well ax Friday nights, thdp on Of California realty knows | them #poek for themsely : PCE AND erat kad couldn't get on without old makls, an utterly unjust, unfair, scandalous |O° gorim is not compelled to marry. enor secretary Is uncertain whether PARKS AND BEACHES. ‘b-aeans to eat, because nobody |OLD MAIDS DEFENDED BY New aliet Rayth ‘Totten BACHELOR GIRLS CAN DO MUGH a!!%°k on perfectly’ innocent and worthy | she. umially accomplishes ten times as] it will be printed in Trenton or In New! Ctarke and Hamilton, England's muse Get the real eats beyond the hound- YORK WOMEN. OSHART Me GOOD. | rihy. much by looking after her married els | York, | comedy stars, made such a favor . “Instead of altting around and de- 6 | “Why, the unmarried women are th: . han by rearing two or " ~ of the Golden State. Listen tol sre, William Grant Hrown, ¥ Instead of alt Dr. Cecile Is Grell, medical director | sal 7 @ the |ters’ children than by rearing two Gov, Wilson was to have receiv jable Impression on the new Brighton ; . own, President | o\tmnin st the women who wi le In |, medical ¢ salt of the earth! Look at what they | her own. evelved this | ‘ ¢ bow he puts it: of the New York City Federation of | cot mates every man Inthe world tos {of the Manhattan Trade School, said: (do for others! ‘The school teachers, the | wan o ve LD DID A Noste | *elesttion of Democrats from Brooklyn, fext Week's pisaTamme, ONS TUL “Ban Francisco Is the greatest little | Women's Clubs, sald: roeeekc to be hustting to make mar-| “The woman or the man who rex, Settlement workers, the trained nurses, Miss Gou but the Brookiyhites asked that the also include Joseph Howard and Mfavel town for grub tn all creation. T4| of course 1am married myself, bat Sata mals unwed !# not necesa. - a para-|t8@ Women engaged In philanthropic TRING IN ANSWERING: Visit be postponed until next week. | McCane in a new skit and new songs, father have a clam in» grill therg than “ i Haiata el ; 1 he social body, It I# generally | 824 socloloxteal work, the writers, the | Mrs. John 8. Crosby, President of the! A visitor who ts expected soo! The Avon C and Eten course Manquet in Now ‘York. cre crente® Bumber of my most intimate! “ay it is, why should any woman Bite on & ptaprant « ¥lartists—they are all recruited from the Woman's Democratic Club, says: Sea Girt is H ae ey. out Lanes in New York. . bad) ? ed can lea id Be \, i 4 i e '. y Sea Girt a d Yosco, cd 2 Fast neera, anauet in New York. lariends are unmarried women. And when| marry? What iw there in it for her?| admitted that a bachelor can lead a auc | yanks of the. unmarried. And how | “The world Is far better off for Rav-| Vong wi, jh german TUARS Ot Nene) Fokaor IAAP an BANS Bare 4 y I think of the beautiful, unselfish lives | Lifelong wifection? How many women| cessful Ife, But #0 can 4 bachelor) would we get along without them?" | !ing old maids. I believe there is a » Who has been selected as treasurer | ha Chi Wictd aaa oh y is soy Hevg Seon ams. rrathed these women lead, thelr goodness to the Lar ite A home and chilidren?” Women |aitl, She need not waste the creative! SHE'S SORRY FOR THE POOR (Jack for every Jill, and when a woman of the National Cominittee, The Gov- |i! ant deans mae, a pF aici , and Sanguin- | ; i ‘ s t : ‘it d , . 0 ehtlk any |energy stored within her, She can use| doesn't marry it 1s because she realizes ernor ‘x pleased with the manner in| "Ay dtti’s, You EAT in those places. You |" and to children, and to all the un-| know, if ministers do not, how n nergy # | CLERGYMAN. i | i William Rock and Maud Fulton will e c vi fecls . © write beautiful books, or make| there is greater work for her to do.| which Mr, Ridder kept the records of|ne the. t tt Henderson’: Gon't just nibble at tittle bits of grub | MMPPY beings with whom they come in} married men declare abe that | It to wr ke} Mrs. Sofia M. Loebinger, Editor of; just look at Brigadier Bown of. the : ; e the feature at Henderson's Yusto pated! aie sate Ge hothie f onderful statues or pictures, or ‘o| Suttra H ‘ , ment in the last Presidential | Hall. Others on the bil! wil! be Hoey BA bound ‘round with eg nontact, I am stirred with they won't be bothered with erying | won: ; i |The American Suffragete, | sate Salvation Army! If she had married, $ aeqiamniare aan at) : } nd, take it from a visiting Californian, {UsRAtlon axainst the unworthy traducer | babies, wr ut levat that they ‘can’t af | good worthewhlle WTeh pore ceceais | mmact ememme tomes that ‘Dr. Fusties: be hundreds of other women's children, fim ine nancial Phases of the wrenaa:|}o. Fiends, Melville and Tigcing. ia an ‘ @ particularly noble type. ? ly: value in the fleld which mest appeals! more to be pitted than blamed. He! would hav 4 | him the y hases of the present |Jo Fiends, Me a Migs’ @ are some ents down in Low An- {7 Mera Zea daa pick out sates MIND HIS OWN [to her. And enough women are already | must have Hed a disappointment in his | ""Eversboay in this world has certain | cmbaizn on his visit here. SO ee ore ee re eee Beri uneaie near my country: ton” |i citne examples of. opinetert HE'D BETTER MIN i such lives to disprove c youth and I sad and lonely life! work allotted to her, and the old malds’, Although the location of the Western | E.Gvra-Plane, a now rid Li Mr. Boruff, whose first visit to New “pinsterhood BUSINESS. eS cpa terward. Such men always turn into is looking after other people's children. office of the Campaizn Committee hi ee he oat anes Tork hi whom all the world Knows by ‘name. Dr, Huftner's view | 4 king after r peop! dren, @ haslis one of the popular novelties. as proved 0 embarrassing to his) "hom All thew ; ( Mrs, Mary Ware Dennett, Secretary | inks THE PARSON GOT THE | NUmen, haters: And who but a person Nearly all our school teachers are old | not yet been definitely chosen, scores of | “The new open-air swimming pool at Health, nas a ranch out in San Fer- we fe to do te to look back into | National Woman Suffrage Asso-| 4! E/ that detested women would condemn, maids. So are all the Sisters of Char- letters and telegrams have been received |Steeplechase Park is now. fully 2 of the Nat D 8 fully com Bando which spreads at! sorts of acres |OUF OWN childhood and remember the ri | MITTEN, them all to the fate of matrimony, con-|ity. Miss Gould has done a noble tning nere during the past few days urging | pleted. round about, and Le iy a friend of |aulet, Kind, self-sacrificing maiden aunt decision as to marrtage| Mise Mary Coleman, @ well-known|*idering the chances they get? tn answering the Rev. Elmer Huffner tne Governor to designate Senator Gore| At the rustic theatre in Palisades fatten “too.” Hut about that ranch, [hom nearly all of uw were fortunate |g syqqiutely” hie or her own tniness | Aw.er ald PRESIDENT TAFT AND HI AUNT |!" the manner she tid |as manager of the olce, These requests! Amusement Park next week's entertain, 7 » nd re y course’ It is one of the finest ranches | enough to own, When mother was busy Rea alee 5 “1 think that Dr, Huffner ts an ine 5 . rm adeno aes Fequests ors are d by Mae Ellwoo u as and nobody elee has any right to tnter- | have come from almost every section | 1 nnn ian ‘ ih Southern California, but what makes | this foster-mother was never too tired to |More. Porhaps some time even the min-|tolerable old duffer who ought to be| Mrs, A.C. Hughston, Chatrman of the; OROZCO MAKES DENIAL. {ot tne country. Company if 6 ont ack cremate. ibe ft aim. pap aoa ie aL 2 fere, Perhap | | let. Others on the will be The it different from other ranches {# that {eters may realize this, As it is, how] banished to a desert {sland himself. | Public Demonstration Committee for the seers eerie Great Kelters, wire artists; The Three fe ‘got a regular genuine Nason on | made on his ranch One taste of that [oan they convince themselves that their) His remarks are not only silly but| ‘Noman Suffrage Party sald: EL PASO, Tex., July %7.—As @ result CATCH CHINESE WITH GUN, | Lorettas, musical comedy entertainers; fe. Yes, wir, a Ane old Spanish mission, {Wie and—! You xev/ the popples |riiminations on ‘love, marriage and downright wicked and insulting to some| ,“T belleve in marriage, of course, | of the conference of the rebel generals | , eitho La Joe Troupe, The Murrays, built by Fra Junipero Serra uway bueke | blooming ali around the low green | i inship’ accomplish any lasting ree|of the finest women the world ever | BUt the longer I live the more I am} Orosco, Balsar and Carvao in Juares it blackface comedians, and George Gar- in the. clahteenth century, Ranch rane | DUste® With the purple grapes hangtr A. A man ought not to be allowed Convinced that some people ought to|is alleged $100,000 gold had beer de-| Two weeks after release from hospt-|den in a musical act below them in fat clusters, with t eull j knew. A man ong) 2 el} inarry and some ought not to marry. tal, after having been shot throu e ae @M around the mission now, yor ' manded by the rebels of the Mexican | tal, wh the Mtl of the oie av, you sabe, /¢ine, yellow sunshine flooding down There not one woman tn the to tnake such statements, and the fact), man won't marry unless he feels Northwestern road. Uniess this sum jg | body in the basement of No. 17 Doyer aan Poll some of the old olive trees and the |every day in the year, United States of America who wiil/that men #at and Hstened to him shows like {t, The duty to the race would q Fad t, Quong Wong, twent . Drovwne: epiag led She mission krapes thar the old padres | What's more, hie has a perennially [marry any’ more quickly becaugo of how much chivalry 18 left among them, | never impel him to ask « woman to be- | Bald it ie sald the eniire road from seeatyman of Nov Il Pell strest, oan | TREN , duly 2--The body Bented there 2 years ago are still flourishing mint bed. It grows fresh all Ite remarks of the Rev, Elmer &,| ‘But I know what was the matter|come his wife unless he were fascin- Tuassa: 80. Conse HD Will: Be! dee pai up early to-day charged’ with pg ge 8 eeTo AY ‘ap. reer, ‘gud he can use that Hutte: with Dr, Huffner, Elbert Hubbard was! #ted and attracted by her. stroyed. Magithe @ullvan' Lew o years of ag £ in the water WHEN DOES THE 6 O'CLOCK | Mint for what mint's good for any day | py ttuftner says thot no woman has once speaking of St. Paul's commenta| “President Taft said that he w Gen Orozco to-day denounced as un. | Viola! : aw by carrying | power canal here to-day by boys wao RAIN he waypts to. ‘ hae) eB8 : ’ koing to leave most of his money’ to| authorized any demand made for §100,000 | @ bis, fully loaded revolver, were fishing in the pl ‘ART WEST? her di i 1 It h k y Mea vee cougar wit ne a So, when you stop and consider ay [fone ber duty to the world until she on women, and he remarked dryly, | hig daughter Helen, so that she need gold with @ threat to destrop the Mex-| Wong was taken Into custody by De- |qrowned in a Wild was: ‘il Ed tas thin (An fiom Han Decca ,ty (takeaway sould & man want to etay [has borne children, I or any other know, I always thought there | not be compelled to marry unless ashe ico Northwestern Railroad if it was not |tective Byron Kilbride in the hallway |officers who were sent ari Feat oak cue Gan Fernando, in 4 town where you can't even get a | Woman could tell Dr. Huffner that | must have been she woman who didn't’ wished. And he is always saying how paid. Orozco sald he will not permit |of No. 13 Pell street, where a murder |three days ago for the alleged theft ef 3 ¢ that was | STEAK neither man nor woman thinks about do a thing to little Paul!’ Tm just much his unmarried Aunt Delia has the wanton destruction of the railroad, | was committed last Thursday night, $2.0 from a companion. SENSES AAA BAA AAA AAAS NEW Experience of the New Jersey Girl Who Became a Travelling Salesman, Told Graphically in To-Morrpw’s NEW Kind of Wonderful Yachting Pictures, Snapped From the Top of the Mainmast of the Shamrock, in To-Morrow’s van 4 4s Cc idea Bride’s Wedding, O. K.’d by Doctor, Church and State. 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