The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1912, Page 14

——— HUMORIST SEED BY SUFRAGTIES | AND COVETED Walace Irwin Tells How Cali- fornia Women Won Him Over With a Rush. THIS WITTY ONE AND WIN HIM FOR THEIR “CAUSE.” | ANTIS JUST VANISHED. Writer Thinks Suffrage Will) Inject Puritanism Into Poli- | tics, but Won't Mind That. ByMarguerite MooersMarshall ‘The California woman is taking her Garage like @ perfect indy. ‘Wallace Irwin, humorist, saye eo, and fee eays ft ten't one of his IKtle jokes. Mr, Irwin is just back from a summer | ~~~ ‘tiago, Cal, where he went to|4on't you? And all summer I had a the proper local color for “The | Peautifu chanes to watch tt work. ” “My brother-in-law ie awfully keon of Pesce,” « suffrage operetta he) voi ie WALLACE, [RWINV TF Ono dewy morning I heard Bae written. And the operetta and Bam iis Guicet tones in the next room be téngo, Cal, between them have suc | fore 1 was awake, He wam't wp him- cobded tn making « real ouffragist of| self, But he was alnging out ‘Moth-er! » lewin, @ rerult which Mrs. Irwin Don't forget to go down and register GQronicles with triumphant glee. todayy! But mother unsympathetl- Mr. frwin divides with Sheriff “Bob” | cally responded that #he couldn't, be- +, | cause she had too much house cleaning. ‘Ghanler the honor of being New Rag ‘That's fine patriotism!’ 1 heard my fepidest-fire conversationaliet. In M8} brother-in-law grumble, ‘for @ family ertomery mile-a-mimite monotone the! that protends to care something about frental author detailed to me the latest| the state! House cleaning! Huh!" and if T omit any| “However, lots of women went to fmpertamt manoeuvres I trust he will the polls wheeling baby carriages or remember | ateno-| With Iittle youngeters in their arma, See nop ae eee I heard the tellers in one booth jolly- ing a woman for appearing #0 early in the morning. ‘Oh, I had to run out and get @ piece of bacon for break- faat,’ she explained, ‘and this wan Just way to market.’ HAD LUNCH WITH 30 WOMEN— ANO HE WAS THE ONLY MAN! ing women who registered and voted as simply and naturally as if they'd been doing it all their lives. And they EE i joking, but it was given and taken in perfectly good part. ji THE ANTIS SEEM TO HAVE VANISHED AS BY MAGIC. “The really amusing factor in the aituation was the absolute disappear ance of the antis. I suppose some had @xisted in the town, previous to the paseage of the amendment. whether they then shook th California from their feet or verted overnight, they were Ron-exintent last summer, “I can't say that I knew of @ single ase where the ballot disrupted th home. I do remember watching o7 couple outside the polling booth, Th lady was giving her lord and master most energetio instructions, but ho J | neemed to take it meekly. It was ov! dently not @ first experience with him. teh they at iy tyt E i 7 he { it a oye & t file £2 g& Fi] r | ih i ret ili lie 4 Bal g$8e § i | tes Eg il f | I i t pet th i! clogely followed by a final warning, “Ne rou mind what I tell you!’ But ; gfe a Wi 8 i i Bf es d bin atrong-minded spouse qortgeyere i? Spa? i t ieably enough. heard another woman say that CRIED MOTHER, for La Fol- m |lette, ‘So's your husband,’ volunteerad THI HOUSEWORK? | cautious by-stand ‘Oh, the of course, I'll for nomedody elm 5 sniffed my But then, she, hadn't | yes, tndeed, I Delleve tn it. I think !t/ been on good terms with her husband | etetul 1f I didn't, | for some time. The husbands and| if ing ® good quinine hair-tonio. prepara the tonlo your ati hair from coming ‘out. You will find it an {desl dreasing for the hair and very refreshing to an itehing acai ‘our superfluous hough you have ng different eo- “fleeh-reducers” without any of them doing a bi » I went you to try! this one, who tell me for + notie from any in 1% pints hot TH ra ig s r t Bleaching the hair will not Make a thick paste with Aeiatono and ad el i: tractive, 0% your younger eareful te brus! Ht of the wr (see an? Gtherwiee it will clog up the po: instead of clog: Sc nd cause dandruff, the very ” your akin with n 1 you should id. To keop your Veoking bri ny unequalled an a not rub off or powder, and you wiil ing that ahiny in, removing freckles, skin-pimpler ural skin-rough SUFFRAGETTES OUTWIT =| Wire ftrequontiy held dtfterent pott- | Weren't any domestic riots. He finally stepped into the booth ered her opinion they walked | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1912. FIRST MONEY HE EARNEO™ tical opinions, particularly on labor questicnd. I ‘have heard some wi tyed family discussions uf the W. through open windows, But there EXPECTS WOMEN To PUT PURI-| With $1 Capital Must Go on TANIC TWIGT INTO POLITICS. “he women are fignttiliy sre Earning—Father Gets Him Job. moral issues, and I think it's @ good CHICAGO, fept. %4-——Harold F. thing. California la nominally local | Hoops, son of @ wealthy manufacturer option, but really ft's an awfully dry| here, who more than three weeks ago State. In the towns where Hquor is sold, | was sent to the city workhouse on & Oe Oe ee oe on, |fine of $28 after @ young woman had forced. AM thts is gencrally considered complained that he tried to induce her to be due to the women. Ané a certain man in Ran Diego came very near losing att bet Kem a umeme tor id hia re-eleotion becaure the women | it, ‘at nee ont ale thought he hadn't acted with sufficient) "., twenty-six Inting the Tenderlota ned $88 for goo fellow, except insulting a young girl on the street, men probably would w to have worked out that Aine would fifty days. In other doubt that women | have enta M bring a Puritantc element into poll. | Words the Btate allows you Afty cente Tien, for a while at any rater ‘But pol-|® ay for your labor. Taleo allow tion can atand it. Our government | Toy oe sn tuil, Thin ie the fret mon. hasn't suffered from an excena of Puri. | beyment #0 sult. ttn te the eee tte, Twelve dollars will pay that part of your fine that has not been worked out. That will leave you $1 of capital which to begin « new life, Come who blames them? They want to thelr broome and make @ clean aweep, And ¢hey oan count me in’ ended Wallace Irwin, with a minny emite, —— $15,000,000 Rio Janeiro Loan. | whether it can be forgotten depe LONDON, Sept. 24.—A Rio de Jan-| on yoursel?. You now have @ clean eiro loan of $16,000,000 at 6 per cent.|gmeet on whioh to write your futu in shortly to be floated on the market} Hoops paid his fine, came downto here and arrangements for underwrit-jon treet car and went directly ing the issue are now in progresi ‘bis father’s office, WAS IN THE WORKHOUSE. 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