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Monday, October 13, 1913 CHILDREN EDUCATION RECREA TION Today and Tomorrow calls for DURABILITY and Economy in Street Paving. SECURE THE BEST B IT U L IT H IC V io le t O a ts For a Delicious Breukfast ALBERS BROS. MILLING COMPANY DIDN’T HURT A BIT t t Xe W h a t W hey A ll Bay o f our r a in ie s t Method* ot N ztr acting Teeth O u t-o f-to w n people c a n have th e ir p la te and bridge w ork finished In one 'la y I f necessary. An absolute g u a r antee, backed by 26 y e a r* In P o rtland . WISE DENTAL CO. Ofloo B oars: 1 A. M . t ' 8 P. M. Sundays * to 1 Phones A 2018, M a in 2029 T a ilin g Bldg., T h ird and W a shin gton P O R TLA N D . ORE. ELWOOD WILES C o n tr a c to r Street Paving, Concrete Work, Cement Sidewalks 1025-1029 YEON BUILDING Phone Main 641 PORTI AND GLOVE WORKS Union Made Gloves Carry the Union Label Are Strictly First Class W h olesale R e ta il S ta rk Betw een 12th and 13th P O R TLA N D . OREGON T h e Old R e lia b le SUNSET CREAMERY COMPANY M a n u fa c tu re rs o f Butter and Ice Cream Phones M a in 52 241 F ir s t S tre e t A 4211 P o rtla n d , Oregon G A M B R IN U S Onr Beer Never Falla to Please GAMBRINU8 BOCK BEER ON SALE Gambrinus Brewing Company Main 49 A 1149 ro rtla a d ’s T avorlts Beer J. E. Kelly’a Family Liquor Store Im p o rters — W holesale and R e ta il Main 26. A 2602 WOMAN AND HER INT ERESTS dt 266 M orrison Et. Page Three The TABLE The KITCHEN The GARDEN robs her by the peaceful methods of They strive and labor, sweat and pro- commerce she has nothing to say, be duce; they subject their bodies and cause she does uot understand busi- souls to every risk, lest their children ness, and politics is not for her to die for want of food. Their clever meddle in. hands which have so long been set to Halen Keller, in the Metropolitan Magazine. W oman’s old “ domestic sphere” has t *1B 8piudle and the distaff, their pa- _____________ become not only an empty shell with tieace, their industry, their cheapness removed, but a have Put served to herd them in masses i We women have often been told that from a beef killed by a neighbor Over I much ot the 8 ¡the home contains all the interests and every cottage door the words might fragile shell in which she is not safe. uud*r the control of a growing indus- I duties in which we are concerned. Our have beeu written: “ Mr. and Mrs. Beside her own hearth she may be pois- trial despotism. EASTERN Why is all th is! Partly because worn- , province is limited by the walls of a Man, manufacturers and dealers in gen- oned, starved and robbed. When shall | house, and to emerge from this honor- era! m erchandise.’’ Home life and in we have done with the tyranny which an does not own and direct her own OUTFITTING i' able circumscription, to share in any ! dustrial life were one. Today they are applies worn-out formulas to modern share of the national household. True COMPANY broad enterprise, would be not only I widely separated. Industries that used conditions! When shall we learn that government is nothing but the manage- , unladylike, but unwomanly. I could to be in the house are spread all over domestic economy is political econom y! ment of this household for the good of not help thinking of this the other day the world. The w om an’s spinning The noblest task o f woman is to get the family. Under what kind of gov- W hatever j eminent do we liv e ! To thia question, when I was asked to go to a far state ’ wheel and part of her kitchen and dairy bread for her children. and take part in some work that i s 1 have been taken away from her. When touches her childron’s bread is h er' her question, woman must And an an- “ The Store Where Your being done for the blind. If I ac-I»he seeks to un crstand economic af business. swer by follow ing her sisters to their cepted this invitation, should I not be | fairs and to exert her authority in their Credit Is Good.“ The Mother Spirit la the World. ! ot sojourn. It is for her to know i leaving my proper sphere, which is my management she is in reality only fol- Woman from tim es long gone has ‘f, U ho,m® *"d7 d’ “ hornef I have thought of it many lowing her utensils. been the nurse, the eonsoler, the healer * ' r ls 8 r®nK aDl ealthful, if every i times since I learned that there are „ of pain. Today the sick bed is often •*«!> aad / a c t o r y - in America over 6,000,000 women wage Home is Where the Work le. in a great public hospital. There she "Peu ° 'g and air. It is for her earners. Every morning they leave T*,e »l»'“ «*ng wheel, ancient emblem has followed it as professional nurse, "'** 1 ,at ,e ' er-v . dw8,,er therein has their homes to tend machines, to scrub domestic industry, has been removed and her services have been welcomed freedo,n t0 dr,"k 18 the "*uds of hea- BEST OP ALL j office buildings, to sell goods in depart- to grout factories. She has followed it and acknowledged. In the hospital VP“ “"d h.” mind with mn« c- ineut stores. Society not only permits 1 there both as worker a id owner. So warda where she moves, d eft, cheerful, ar.t ’ ",,d b‘,') k , : l t *• her to »<■« that them to leave their proj»er sphere; it **ie ‘^oes her Part *n the great task capable, there are men unnecessarily 2 '..“ ,*'i enBhl®<t t o b r in g up | forces them to this unwomanly deser of clothing the human race. Where laid low by the accidents of trade and her children under favorable circum i tion of the hearth, in order that they the spinning wheel is the woman has stances. children maimed and dying who might j may not starve. O my sisters in the an ancestral right to be. For no mat be well and playing merrily in the The New Faith. 1 mills aud shops, are you too tired, too ter how complex wheel and loom have bright morning o f life. From the bat indifferent ,to read the ridiculous argu- beerme she depends on them still to WHITE The greatest change is coming that tle fields of industry come the wound I ments by which your rights are denied make the blanket that eovers her child has ever come in the history o f the ed, from the shambles of poverty come und your capacities depreciated in the in its sleep. It is her duty as a bouse- MOUNTAIN the deformed. What enemv has striek- world. Order is evolving out o f the sacred name of the home and its de-1 "'"ther to watch her spinning wheel, to en them ! How much of all thi".‘‘ d £ i ‘ tb“‘ foll,,wed ‘he breaking up fense? see that no member of the world fam- ease and miserv is preventable! ShallI FLOUR ° !d V 8*™ « wkich each bouse W oman’s sphere is the home, and j ' ¿ V ’^ ’x!” “n _a_ge when lwo° 1 the wise nurse itand by the bed of pain I ‘">,d h ™d own ">««>“« • By ¡there, too, is the sphere of man. The is ” abundant, ” ............* when running machines and ask no questions about the social ’ Us,ng ** physical forces o f the uni- men havP have rp,,lap*,‘ replaced the slow « hand “ • home embraces everything we strive can make good coats, when a ragged cause» of ill health! I f her own child | erse ,,ien for in this world. To get and m ain-, frock on a self-respecting woman is a in her own home is needlessly htirt, she I’™ 't’a8«8 " ¡ ‘h the sw ift power of tim tain a decent home is the object of all shame to us all. It is for woman to blames herself for her er carelessness In won"‘n demands it a to make sure that it “rr.'.“r needlessly ,a ir K"are ° f machine products will our best endeavors. But where is the folio« her wheel, , , , . . . the world home if a child wool and not gringing mis B V ; <° , to »¡»ters aud their fam ilies as ASK YOUR GROCER POR IT home! What are its boundaries! What is ... spinning *i . i v i i ! . . , . .hurt, she is equally responsible. does it containf What must we do ery, that .... little chi d . . chainedI to I her y . ilauce in\ he worlt,' homc woman " hen, the loon, stood at hand in their ---------------- -------------- , t .'n * , ° rtliure1 ?f day-long labor The i n he) t0 bH about civ i„ M tion dwellings. They will no more give all to secure and protect it! In olden times the home was a p ri- j " ' " T 1 haRgr° 7 ” a monstrous in which ever/ Btab,e digeaspI ‘ heir best years to keep bright and vate factory. The man worked in the *"“g In ordpr ,de.ntlf.y ou® ",ust shall be rooted out and every condition f “lr the o t others while their field or i ow" arc n««*eeted. They w ill no more or at hi* handicraft while the "tudy waff«8. tariffs, dividends, the o r -jthat calW 8 broken bodies shall be ex ex wouisu maile food and clothes. She « - » ¡« t i« » «f labor and factory nani- amiae<, M<, aboHghed. TWg her consume nil their time, strength, and shared in out-of-door labor; but indoor tat,wn I'he woman who studies these \ problpln shp js migtregg ot the gick mental capacity in bringing up the D A M A SC U S work naturally became her special pro-, "”d “ ' f 1' ” f®°m, «»<1 the sick room is world wide. r<M,y’ lauKhing children o f others while tvince. The household was the center ln the,r 8,,lut,ün 18 «“ ber home as truly their own sw set children grow up p iti Look for the Trade-Mark Cap The education of children is acknowl of production, und in it and about it was her Kr«»’>'nother whose tireless ful and stunted. There is motherhood man supplied him self with all that he foot k,,VP the trPadle ° f the old spin- edged as lying within the scope of ma enough in the world to go round if it B u tte r, Cream . M ilk and B u t The mother is the first te r M ilk o f absolute p u r ity — needed—-«r all tha* h« had__hv nidi. nin# The home is where those ternal . . care. . is not abused and wasted. hand processes The mill to th in £ 8 are ™ade without which no home i teavher before the child goes to school, a t yo u r grocers o r delivered mentary band processes, A es; the greatest change is coming hand processes. The « 1 » * ° can com fortable M in th* schoolroom her unmarried by us. grind corn was not far away, 0 rh— tv u a » sister devotes herself as a professional that has ever come in the history o f Once the housewife made her own ___ .. . .. .... 1 - leather used by the shoemaker , .. « . . , . . . . foster-mother to the children of others, the world. The idea that a higher Milk T hat S ta y s Bwset la Mot W eather butter and baked her own bread; she rP. . » . . . ... , . , . ’ . The American nursery i f a public build-4 power 'iecrees definite stations for d if even sowed, reaped, thrashed *»«d * and i . . au u . xt v x ■ lnK with a flag flvtng over it. I f anv ferent human beings—that some are ground the wheat. Now her churn uaa c . • . ” , , , Damascus Creamery , . . . , , u . where, woman is mistress in the school born to be kings and others to be been removed to great cheese am’ but We know C a ll up E ast 3240 o r B 6165 room. So evident is this that in rela slaves— is passing away. ter factories. The villago mill, where that there is plenty of room in the tion to schools she has a certain polit • she used to take her corn, is today in ical privilege. She can vote for the world and plenty of raw material ia Min’ eapolis; her sickle is in Dakota. school committee and serve on it her it for us all to be born right, to be F IR S T - SEC O N D - Y A M H IL L STS. I Every morning the express company self. But even here she is bound by brought iip right, to work right, and to i delivers her loaves to the local grocer a very short tether. She has nothing die right. We know that by the ap ] from a bakery that employs a thou- official to say about how much money plication of ordinary intelligence and MONEY SAVED ; sand hands. The men who inspect her shall be s|>ent for schools. Her free common good will, we ean secure to winter preserves are chemists in Wash- , __ . ... . . .. a«rt C ream ery B o tta r , l dom in this respect, as in some others every one of our children the means Thirty Merchants under one mgten. Her ice box is in Chicago. The | • - ...r . . 7Oc u 4 7So of culture, progress, and knowledge; 6 » i . x 4 S i i IS tbe form without the substance. roof all friendly to organized men in control of her pantry are b a n k -|,x , j » , 4 . - 4 4 x.i of reasonable comfort, health, and hap C ream ery B u tt e r ......... xr v x on. 1 1 !bo fundamental question in the public D a iry B u tt e r ................ labor and prices that will at ■ ers in New 1 ork. The leavening o f, . , „ . . . 4- / Ranch E g g s .................. . . . x j i4 »x «ehool problem is the question of mou- piness ;or if not happiness, at least tract the m who tolls. I bread is somehow dependent upon the 1 t - x 4 4 x . . , . G uaranteed Eggs......... aoc Z 1 , I ey.. That must be appropriated by freedom from the unnecessary misery L arg e Can M i l k ......... .80 culinary science of Congressmen, a n d . ’ _ r r , .■ / '■x xi * -ix • ,• men. Moreover, the laws relating to which we all suffer today. This is the F u ll Cream Cheese, l b ............................ 90o ¡the washing o f milk cans is a com pli-! Picnic Ham s, l b ............................. ISMo new faith that is taking the place of |O . 4 x- x 1 • 1 4- i- K , children— the laws E astern S u gar-C ured H am s. lb . ,1 7 U ,o o I rated art which legislative x bodies, com- , . for 4 example, . , , of com- the faith in blind, »elfish, capricious j . , 4 . 4 4 x i pulsorv education— are made hv men. L a rd Compound lb ......................... .Jo A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE posed of lawyers, are trying to teach . L x .x ’ . , , S a tu rd a y Is Chicken day. Prices I:, 4. , \. ax 4 : It is not for her to say whether a child powers. Religion, the life of which ia the voting population on the farms. . , . . . J L , 4 • , P*<" lb ........................................ ISe to SOe shall be taken from school to grind to do good, is supplanting the old ser We Give 8. A H. Oreen Trading Tt would take a modern woman a life ¡n mill and factory. Yet every child vile superstitions. The spirit of the La Grande Creamery Stamps time to walk across her kitchen floor, p|unged in ignorance, bent by m an’s time we are in has been eloquently de 264 V a m h lll S tre e t and tq keep it clean is an Augean la- work before his time, is a thwarting of scribed by Henry Demarest Lloyd: - bor. No wonder that she sometimes her sacred mission to fill the world “ It is an ethical renaissance, and ¡shrinks from the task and joins the with ehi|dren w„n born, we„ bred) insists that the divine ideals preached Phea* ■dwart Soim aa. President company of timid, lazy women who do j heautiful, wise, strong for the burdens for thousands of years by the priests Mala 4223 Walter / . Haiman, Secretary not want to vote. But she must man- of life. The schoolroom and all that of humanity bp put into form, now, A SQUARE | age her home; for, no matter how it mean8 beiong8 to the centrai inti here, and practically, in farm and mine, T B L E P H O n S : MAH! 507; A 1511 DEAL TO | grievously incompetent she may be, i niaey of bome( and 811 that violates the stock market, factory, and bank. It UNION there is no one else authorized or able I 8Choolrooin violates the sanctity of the denies point-blank that business is MEN to manage it for her. She must secure woman's hearth. THE EDWARD HOLMAN business. It declares business to be The for her children clean food at honest UNDERTAKINO CO. business, and politics and religiou Woman's Influence Needed. j prices. Through all the changes of in Traveler’s to be business and politics and dustry and government she remains It is idle to say that woman could religion. Business is the stewardship Funeral Directors and Embalmen Supply | the baker of bread, the minister of the not improve the schools, that the of the commissary of mankind, the ad Store universal sacrament of life. schools are already free, and that every ministration of the resources upon child has opportunity for instruction. which de;>end the possibilities of the 920 222 THIRD STREET, COB. SALMOM BvsrytUnc Asking Too Much of Woman. Needed for 4 . . 4 ,4 -, Th® efficiency of the school depends human life, which is the divine lif e .” Lady Assistant \\ hen she demands to be mistress o f , upon thing, outgid<l th# It Travelers What is there, then, so cold, sordid, the national granary the national ha8 been fo „nd that you mu8t 325 Alder St. Portland, kitchen, the national dairy, the na your child before you can teach It, inhuman in economics that we women O n . » i tional sewing room, whoever tells her and that the poor home defeats the should shrink from the subject, disclaim - best schoolroom. Behind the free school all part in it, when we touch it daily Chas. K irc h n e r H e n ry H anno in our domestic liv es! ing , her 4 .4 to move , forward . and Phone Marshall 21*1 . back- 4 . , we mu8t b»v« » people. W h at1 ward at the same time. This is a feat I profltg it to provide c#gt, g(, hoo, b|lj|(b ’ Follies of Organized Charity. which even her inconsistency cannot ing, for anen|i(. underfed chil,.ren to W. W. CONNER TURN HALLE CAFE Many young women full of devotion achieve. The inconsistencies reside not | pa88 compu,80ry education laws and Shoe and Repair Factory and good will have been engaged in in woman and her relation to her plain D irect Importer* R hine and K o sslle Onr Motto: “ Qnallty and Quickness" not secure a livelihood for the fam ilies duties, but in ber circumstances and whose children must obey them ! What sujierfleial charities. They have tried Wait Jots a Specialty Wtana in some of her critics. She can put a jg the common seB8e of free textbooks to feed the hungry without knowing 5S9 WASHINGTON 8TREBT the causes of poverty. They have tried Dealero la Xlgh-Oradn Llgnor* and basket on her arm and bargain intelli- without wholesome food and proper to n.inister to the sick without under Cordials gently with a corner grocer, but she ,.lothingT Where ig the ,ogic_ mag<.u. | cannot understand the problem of na- , line or femininp_ o, free 8fhoo]g >nd standing the causes of disease. They THE KANDY LAND have tried to raise up fallen sisters F o u rth and Y a m h ill t.onal.zing the railroads which have free child labor in the same common- High Grade Candiea, Fresh Made Every without knowing the brutal arm of T el. M a in 287. N o rth e a s t C orner Day. We Cater Io Union Trade. brought the food to the grocer s shop., WPaIthf Thege que8t iOBs concern the necessity that struck them down. We Prices Right— 20c pur lb. She is clever at selecting a cut of meat, | moHt ignorant womnn and th„ begt give relief to a mother here and there, but the central meat market must not j ratpd wonian> and thp golution nf them OEO. J. W BTLR. Prop. and still women are worn out at their 230 Alder, and Yamhill Maikat 2nd and be opened to her investigation; a con- jg nP(p88arr t0 thp hpg)th and comfort daily tasks. We attempt social reforms Yamhill gressional committee, which she did not ,,p ,,verv home where we need social transformations. choose, is doing its whole dutv as fa- ... , , BOWMAN ther of the house when it triei to find u " Px*?J St'” the hou"eho,d- We mend small things and leave the m u s k O ansnsdsr Trad D oari* We strive out who owns the packing houses in < '.the household is.more spacious than great things untouched. P h on e M ain 9170 BROTHERS Chicago, how much money the owners * ° n; 811 <»• chBDgM after order and comfort i a few house Heidelberg Restaurant make out of her dinner, and why thou- o f ,n"d,‘],’n llfp„have pha“ged her dutlM holds, regardless of the world where U N IO N M A D E Her work as spinner^ distress prevails and loveliness is trod and Oyster House sands of tong of meat are shipped out essentially. bread giver, helper o f the helpless, den in thu dust. Clothing, Furniihing Goods Op«a D ay and R ight. F ri’ ato B oom s of the country while her family is fo r Radio* sa d Fam lltos. mother, and teacher of children is no Our aoiding place will be home in Hats, Shoes, Etc. hungry. 239 TAKBXX.X. ST BB B T Betw een F ir s t and Second She opens a ean of food which is wise different today, but is immensely deed when the world outside is a peace Two Stores adulterated with worthless or danger increased and intensified. Too often ful, bright home for mankind. Wom ous stuff. In a distant city a man is confused by the dazzle and uproar of an ’* happineaa depend* upon her knowl- 14 and 16 N. 3rd 8. E. Cor. B urnside buildi ng himself a palace ‘ with th e ;'" 0,?“ " Ilfe ,"hp t ‘"’ P,im a' woman "J*8 <>* Hf« >8 nn.eh as T H 1 MISSION TEA GO. 61 and 63 N. S ix th , N . W . Cor. D avis n “ x i! I l l r lla * a e t ’ l n s un < l a k o i . n s .X # 4 l > „ _ 4.4 .4 4 _ • 1 * 4* a 4 profit» o f many such cans. If a petty still, the savior and shaper of the race upon her lovely thoughts and sweet "Tke Store That Doss t lx Basin***" In what a grim, strange abode must speech and her faithfulness to small thief should break into her pantry, and We Sell for Cash. Prices are Rirht Coffees, Tess, Spices s Specialty she should fight him tooth and nail, she often discharge her old-time func duties. In woman is wrapped the ko|>e Groceries sud Fruit she would be applauded for her spirit tions! Romotime sit is no home at all, o f the future. The new child, the new Lee M. C la rk Geo. M. O rton We Olve Stamps Pres. M *r. and bravery, but when a millionaire but an overcrowded, sunless lodging; civilization, nil the possibilities that East 2105, A 1581— 537 Williams Avenus manufacturer a thousand miles away it is not a shelter, but an industrial sleep in mankind are enfolded in her. LETTERH EADS. ENVELOPES prison; it is not a nursery, but a lazar In her travail is the resurrection of the In F act. A N Y T H IN G You W a n t etto. human race. All this glorious promise We Carry Fire and Burglar Insurance for Protection of Our Customers MULTNOMAH Countless mothers of men hate no can be brought to naught by ignorance place fit to be born in, to bear others of the woald in which it is to be fu l PRINTING COMPANY BROADWAY DYE WORKS in, to die in. Packed in tenements filled. To plead with woman, to urge Hays A Haya. Propretori Hom e Phone A 1413 forgot of light, unheeded and slighted, her to o|«en her eyes to the great a f GRAND AVR. AND SCHUYLER STREETS By Law s. W o rk in g C ard *. W e C a rry starved of eye and ear and heart, they fairs of life, is merely to bid her make Prompt and Careful Attention Given to Express Orders Union W a te r M arked Paper wear out their dull existence in monot ready her house for the child that is 8»H F R O N T S T R E E T Phone» East 36.1. C 1442 PORTLAND. OREGON onous toil—all for a crust of bread! to be born. Good Clothing for Men and Young Men on Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments THE MODERN WOMAN Washington, at Tenth Boost for . PORTLAND LABOR PRESS Yamhill Street Public Market
