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DAILY EDITION

 

WOMAN
SUFFRAGE
An Australian
ent of the London Times takes
a gloomy view of the progress
of the political education of
women in that country. Twel-
enfranchisement,

corre#pond-

ve years of
he says, has not increased the
average woman's political ed-
ucation in Australia. “All we

have succeeded in doing,” he
says, “is in adding a huge un-
educated emotional vote to the
electorate.”

This may seem discouraging
at first sight: but on closer in-
spection a hidden compliment
to women reveals itself, which
is none the less real because it
is unintentional. It has taken
generations and generations of
enfranchisement to give
whatever measure of political
education he is able to boast
today; why should women
have been expected to show
much progress in the short
space of twelve years, unless
on the assumption that woman
is much more capable of edu-
cation than man?

Today, after all his exper-

 

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aio Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1913

man }

ience with the franchise, man

is still in the primary class, so
édncation is con-

traditions of the

real
The
political arena are

far as
cerned.
such,
all the years of man’s allempt
fo educate himself, that a min-
ister of the gospel is popular-
ly held to be degrading him-
self when he enters it. Today,
even in Canada, the great mas-
ses of the electors are so firm-

ly fixed within the lines of
their respective parties that
their votes and views on any

political question can-be cal-
culated in advance as accur-
ately as the time of an eclipse.
The element of uncertainty in
an election furnished by a
very small minority, and of
this smal! minority only a sec-
tion of it is made up of men
who stand upon their own in-
dependence and insist on do-
ing their own thinking and ac-
ting on their owr judgment.
There are some strong ar-
guments for and against wo-
man‘s suffrage; but. some of
the arguments that are used
against it do not sound very
well coming from man’s side

of the house.

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HEALTH IMPROVED

Financial Magnate Had Been |
Suffering from Indigestion

Egypt, Feb.

pont Morgan,

Cairo, 18—J. Pier-
fering from indigestion both be-
fore and since he left the
States, has much improved

 

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J. PIERPONT

 

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Fishing Tackle
Rifles & Shotguns
Ammunition

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Excellent Cafe.
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condition since his return to this
city on Saturday from his trip up
the Nile.
instead of going to Naples he will
remain in Cairo for two
more.

 

To Quit Governorship March 1.
Trenton, N. J., Feb. 18-
President*- elect Wilson ane
nounced that he would resign the
governorship of New Jersey

take-effect March fst.
ernor asked Attorney
Edmund Wilson how to file
resignation. The Governor will
be succeeded automatically by
Thomas James Fielder, president
of the State Senate.

General
his

 

Transit to Return North

Seattle, Feb. 18—The Ameri-
ean schooner Transit now at San
Diego,
south will be given an overhaul-
ing and made ready for her an-
nual trading cruise to Point
Barrow and the Arctic
sel during the winter has
serving as a lumber carrier in
command of her owner, Captain
John Backland.

The Daily ens has the larg-

 

est circulation in Northern B.C.

 

who had been suf. |

| Phillips set a new wi
United |

He has changed his plans andj

weeks |

The Gov- i

upon her return from the

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POCKET BILLIARDS

 

Chicago Amateur Hangs Up Mark |

in Tournament Under New
Rules.

 

Morton

rid’s record

Chicago, Feb. 18

at pocket billiards, under the
inew rules, wher he counted
seventy-four recently in a mateh
lwith Edward Jones in the Chi
cago amateur championship
tournament. }
The new rules went into effect}
during the tournament at Phila
delphia last year and the best
previous mark was a run of fifty
nine, made by Champion Alfred
De Oro in his match against Ma

turo of Denver.
Phillips defeated Ji
53.

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HALIBUT STRIKE STILL ON

Conference Is Unfinished, but
Agreement Its ie i ares

Tacoma, Feb. 18 The at
of halibut fishermen has not
been settled, but probably will

 

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| dock, of the International Fish
otiations now in progress
There will be nothing definite
until Saturday, but some agree
ment will probably be reached by
that time.”

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