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Copyright. 1912. National News Ass'n.
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Dorothy Dix's Article on Women's Desire to
Vote Their Mental Superiority or Deficiency
Can Only Be Shown by Allowing Them the
Opportunity to Satisfy Their Own Curiosity.
By HOUOTHY DLV.
.V scientist has been laboriously explain- , those doctors who spend their llveH m
Ing that woman stands on a lower piano i laboratories searching Into the pedigree
In evolution that man docs, and Is there- 0f germs, and In grafting the bones una
fore physically and mentally his Inferior, the organs of dead people onto live ones,
Tie says that
structurally speak
I n g woman 1 s
closer to our great,
great grandpapa,
the baboon, that
man, and that she
slso betrays her
nearer relation
ship to the mon
key by possessing
of tho superabun
dant curiosity that
I s characteristic
of tho simian tribe
Kor these reasons
;li 'u thinks that
'orangoutangs and
women should not
he permitted to
vriteV "
Oh, I don't know
, 4
When a man waills't often .a blight
wig, criticism on femininity ho always
' makes, a 'few scathing remarks - about
curiosity In the beginning of wisdom, and
the hall mark of an active mind.- If it
hadnt been for the curfoslty to see"
what would happen when you put two
and two together, wo should not now bo
enjoying the sum of countless experi
ments that make up civilization.
Tho first cave man who noticed that
when he rubbed two sticks together the
friction produced warmth, and who had
the curiosity to keep on rubbing the
sticks together, gave us fire. The first
woman who had tho curiosity to see what
would happen when you put raw meat
on the fire gavo us cooking.
The first man who was curious to know
what lay beyond his Immediate neigh
borhood blazed the trail that has led other
men to the north pole.
If Newton had not been curious lie
would never have discovered the law of
gravitation. If Jenner hadn't been cur
ious he would not have found out about
the circulation of tho blood. f Kulton
hadn't beou curious he woud nevor
have bothered his head with the wild
Idea that a steamboat could be made to
run up a river at a speed of four miles
nn hour.
If Edison wasn't one of the most curi
ous men in the world wo might not be
ablo to sit at home and listen to Caruswi
sing out of a little box In the corner, or
to speak to our friends across the con
tinent over r dlnkv little wire. All of
ERUPTION LIKE
PIMPLES ON FACE
Developed Into Sores. Would At
most Scratch Himself Raw. Cuti
cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment
Completely Cured Him.
Wathena. Ivan. "My child's scalp
trouble became so bad that I ni ashamed
to hare anyone see hlra. fils bead hid a
solid scab on tt. He alia
bad a terrible breaking out
on bis face which was
gradually growing worts.
Tho eruption was llko
are all insatiably curious men
And let it not be forgotten that the
first of all these original researchers was
!a womnu. It Is ou,r first mother, and
I not our father, who began the investiga
tion of the whyncss and the wherefore of
, the things about her. and it was till
'quality that she bequeathed her sons that
has sent them out to discover tho utter
most parts of the world, and wrest from
nature her secrets.
Curiosity Ib the dividing lino between
Ignorance and knowledge. Tho people
who have no curiosity concerning the
things about them, hut who accept every
thing without comment, or question, uro
Invariably those of. limited Intelligence,
and who are heavy and loggy In mind.
Therefore curiosity Is to be accounted
unto ,lts possessors as a virtue, and not
a fault.
The contention that women ore more
curious than men Is an allegation that
cannot bp substantiated bjr fact, but "If It
were true it would bo no reflection on the
feminine character, and certainly no bar
to their enfranchisement.
Indeed, there Is no other quality that
Is moro needed In voters of the present
day than n large, robust curiosity in
good working order.
The majority of men are too busy and
too much engrossed In their own business
to have time to look Into public matters
much, but women have moro leisure, and
If they spent part of It In prying into
public affairs many abusrs that now
exist would be remedied.
Perhaps the fear of vcmmn'H curiosity
in such matters Is tho reason the ma
chine politicians are the most determined
opponents of womun suffrage. They are
like the Janitor of thy school who. when
be was asked how he liked the woman
who had been elected to the school hoard,
replied: "Aw, away wld her! She hadn't
been on dat board a week before she
wns snooping aiound In the cellar and
made 'me clem it out. and me that had
been hero fifteen years with never no
man on the school board, even looking In
at tho door!"
Certainly it would do no harm If some
body has the curiosity to took Into ttip
records of candidates and saw that only
decent men were put up to represent de
cent reople. Nor would It he Inimical to
Ihn welfare of the general public if n
healthy curiosity was directed to finding
out why the man who Is electtd on one
Platform with a social promise to do
curtain things forgets his obligation -is
todn as he gets Into office.
j It would bo a good thing to have somo
iKidy curiouk as to where the monx- goes
that ls niillrAn,lntai1 r,.- - . ..
.. iu, nruuu pUDlle
Improvements, arid why It costs the dty
or the government o much more to
have a Job done than It does an Indl
virtual. It would bo a good thine to have
somebody i urious about whv some laws
are enforced and others are not, and
how men holding smalt offices with small
pay aro enabled to accumulate large
fortunes and live like princes.
Oh. there are a lot of flid.xv that It
wouldn't hurt u to be curious about,
und If women bring this quality into
jolltlc they will fill ,4 long-felt want
J'hcrell have to be seme better reason
advanced against giving woman the vote
than her desire to know thing.
LET HlrA ENJOY HIMSELF TONiqHT BOYS" HE
Q0E5 BY N.Y.f.H.ANP H. TO-IVOR.aoW.
fTZCHOK THE BOY WONDLR.
WAS TiCKUNG. THE IVORIES LIKE
PADOY?OOtHOUSG NV COULD.
HE WAS PLAYING THE ZWEZO
KOlT SON FPOM THE OPEJ2A,
HETSHK HE HAD FINISH iD THE
SELECTION VJITHA QRACEFUL
ftlPPLE OF TREBLE NOTES VJHtH
THE APPLAUSE BECAME TEI2RIFIC.
THE AUOlENCf BTArtPCO TMElfC.
Bl?0(AftS AND HOLLERED, ENCORE'.
TlTZCHOC GOT OP AND SHOUTED
ABOVE THE Oi-" CAN ANY jfl.Q0TASK
TELL ME, CAN A XWi-O PHONE II
STANO BACK' FLUMMtN
T2inn& WAS NEVER.
KNOWN TO SHOW FEAR..
hey Ouch
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ME'
AWL BY QEET.'
"BEArC-FUM" JACK STOOD ON
THE DECK OF THE OUTWARD
BOUND CUNAROER., AND SIGHED.
IT WAS THE FIRST TIME. THE
BEHSOMHUH5T BAO'MAN HAD
EVER. SEEN AN Oct AN, AND YET
HE LONGED FOC THE ROLLIN
Pl?AlRlE5. SLOWLY HE DREW
HIS BEAR-FOR COAT AROUND
HIS MAGNETIC PERSONALITY,
WNf SUOPEtVLY HE WAS 015-
TURQEP ert THE WKilEii. WHO
EO HIM SAT, CUU,
CAN A, CATFISH V
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DROP THAT CTYST E RL
ANO LEAVE THE WHAR.F!
IT WA& IN THE WlLDb OF AFRICA
THAT OU(L LITTLE. PARTY EJE.-
KAM.E LO&T, AND-WE DECIDED TO
DRIFT DOWN THE f?IVR WE HAD
HAROLY DRIFTED 7M5.3 MILC6,
BEFORE WE" WEfCE CAPTUR.EO
Bl CANNIBALS. WE WERE
BOUND HAND AND FOOT. AMD
TIED TO A STAKE THE, CHIEF
51M-KED OVER AND .SAID" I Wild
tWE XOO VOUR. FREEDOM I
YOU WILL ANSWER THIS,
QUESTION -WHEIt HAb
r-v coal- bin?"
TAKE A L OT
TAKE TWO.
i w0nd where qot
these: thimgs.
QEE WH( THfcY SURELY
HAVE bOMt S77Nq5.
Look Up aud Out, Not Always Down
Uy WIIKI'.liKIt WILCOX.
ooh! look a' this, i'vc
QOT SONrE MORE,
; 6EEM TO VAVE 'EM
BY THc &CORE.
Iooh'1 I
WHO
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' ARE U
?
vi ' r 1
IM THE BOOB
THAT PUT THE
AWLS IN THE
OVrdAL,lV.
NT
What Woman is Ideal Wife?
"Dramatic Reader is Best Trained to Wed"
pimples which developed wa'ter
A Very (Joixl Tlt.
Krythlng ail right, sir?" asked the
Into sores when bo scratched
which ho did almost con-
itantly. liaby would al.
most scratch himself raw.
"I had used several different kinds ol
salve, ncne of them helping In the least bit, j
when I saw the Cuticura adrertltement in .
the paper and it made me think of tbe j
good results ray sister bad when she used
it for ber children. I had only used Cuti
cura Soap and Ointment abou two weeks
before I noticed that tbe sore were almost
entirely gone and it must have been a
month or six weeks be was troubled before
I began the treatment. lie would get easy
when I would put tbe Cuticura Ointment
oa hlra. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
completely cured him and be has a clear
complexion now. I also use Cuticura Oint
ment oa tbe older children's beads and find
it 1 cares the hair soft and silky." (Signed)
Mrs. W. 11. Hughes. Dec. at, 1011.
Tha llln.r mriiA I.... -.it.
, i. iii si i ii me waiter
hovrred near
"Steak cooked to suit you, sir?" he
asked again, presently.
Again the diner noddrd.
"Potatoes, the way you like Vin, sir?"
"Yes."
Another period of silence.
i nope me service Is satisfactory
erqanded
sir?"
"Are you asking for a tip?" dei
tne oiruT.
"Well. sir. of course you get tips some
times, and I've got to go to the kitchen
for another party, so"
"So. you'd like a tip now to be aur
Pf It? Well, I'll give you on,"
"Ti. sir."
"Here Is the tip. r have a powerful
voloe that I m rapabjo of uslwr. If ny.
thing lz wrong I'll let out a roar you
can hear In the kitchen. If you dan
Cuticura Soap (2.V) and Cuticura Olnt- j h"r u n know that 1 am dining
merit 150c) are sold throughout the world. A f " race no comfort and not In the
atnsle set l often suffldent. Liheralcampleof , ,'al regretting your absence, for it's
ch nulled free, with 33-p.81dn Book AdV no ,un Isb verbal Judgment
ireMpost-card "Cuticura. Dept. T.rkwton." on B'7Ln,..l' 1 1 '
.TeodeTarmenshouWusetlcut, lhat'. italic atvl m.ghty koik! one
tfoa.p BhavimT Slick. 26a feaujpUtre- m t o Host- & ma ins"
. Hy FKAXCKS L. (JAILS IDE.
'"J.'he claims cif the wa.ltresscs, the
dressmakers and, tho stenographer?," said
Miss Kuhilia Dale, with a laugh, "do not
frighten mc. They do not give one rea
j son why any girl following any of these
Jcallliifs makes a particularly good wife
that I can't offset
I "And T speak," pointing to low Uhiii
i low of graceful, charming and lutein
jg'nt r.lils fur whom she Is spokeswoman,
for th dramatic render.
"Assuming that men marry not for'
parlor maids, but for coiniMiilnnH for
themselves and mothers for their chil
dren. .1 believe that the dramatic reader'
makes the very best wife. Kor If she'
Is true to her woik she must, of ncesslty )
be developed, physically and mentally,
bo alert, receptive and widely informed.
'To be n successful readerand It Is .
only with those that we mean to deal
she must necessarily have studied the I
clasrlcw. Hhc hns hob-nobbed through
I many pages with the great men and
women or literature, and through this
vast knowledge and study of great mlndH
and various human mechanisms she mu.
have finally found a sntlf.i-torlly h.
nrophy for herself a bronrjer fymp.it)
and u deeper understanding of all man
Kind.
"And this levls up to whaf I Mull try
to make the man who wants 'a wifo
clear l understand- That the more
bruvlly developed a woman hecoriieg. Just
so inui'h more U she tupuble iit raisin?
herself abn. the petty. trHHng uffalin 1
of humdrum existence that occupy n
wnrxy wpmcn.
"And Just so much better companion
sne mattes or herself for her husband.
And I further believe, and contend, that
the greater the capacity of one's mental
growth, the stronger Is one in ruslstonuo
to every temptation to which flesh is
lilr.
"This mtuUJ development Is the imwnr
that make women belter mothers, and
finer morul arid menta: Inspirations for
their husbands.
"I believe that men would not go so
muoh to their clubs and leave their wives
Ulono till the wee ima' hours of the morn
ing If they found food for their tired
unilni when they reached hnme nt nfrhi
For 1 cannot lay all of the blame at the I
a&or or t;ie unfortunate man who Is
driven from his home by tbe 'cackle of
ri pretty wife whose days are chiefly oo- j
cupled with card parties and criticism
of the neighbor's latest hat. and a discus-1
(Jon of the Lest soap for washing a. net
dog.
"The dramatic reader lias one more
pleasing trait. I might almost call it
power, it is so minted: she must have
acquired, if stiw did not already possess I
it. and that la a pleasing voice. That u !
a. great asset to any wife. Women will.
talk; the men know it, and candid wives)
admit II, but what a difference it makes
It the recital of the days deeds Is told,
,T low sweet tones, (.nsUad of tones that
"i;gg a woriout grapi.op'-oric
I an h nk of r i Ing nvite -in ng
Copyright. l!)i;. b the Htnr Company.
Th? splendid discontent of Clod
With vhuos made the world,
Set sun Iit place, nml filled nit siiacn
With stars that shone and whirled. ,
If apes had been run Unit with lulls.
No thing of higher nhupo
Koine one hits sulci that Is Is hard to
; look up when tho hand Is busy Yet Is n
, linK'iotlvn that ft shuiild mukc the effort
now and then, else the' eyes would
i dim with overlooking
downward n n tho
' work In hand.
1 Whatever you may
1 tie doing, give mi up
i ward and outward
! look n't times, nml
'leallze how largo tho
I world Is beyond our
ininull horizon. iuto
how many the slurs,
land give iv thought
to tho statement of
schmtlflo men that
there Is u reason
to suppose many of
tliu stars tire not In
habited with beings
a h Intelligent m
I those nit enith.
And then let you heart go up in tutors
Jtlon of that Wonderful Creator who dwell
i In nml back of und through all these
universes.
; Birch thoughts will enlarge your cupii
city for itsefiilness, Do not permit nny
clergyman or teacher or pro.icher of uriy
denomination to think nil your lellgloun
thoughts far you.
Ton can not grow spiritually unless you
think for yourself. Cultivate a reverent
frame of mind, ruid no matter how un
satisfactory your llfo may be or how
discontented you me glvo thanks every
day for something,
You con surely find some one thing In
your life to make you offer i'l a feeling
I prayer of thnnks,
I A girl who has been lying for twenty
jeare In n hospital bed with a broken
I spine Mujtt she has so much to be thank
ful for It fills her heart full of grat I
' tilde.
I A man who died some years ao In
J I'lilludelphlii hail spent over n score of
years In bed unable to move nny tntisclo
'except Ills eyes und rnnutll. Ho told tho
,wrlter of this article that tils itbllliy to
i enjoy III food and to eo IiIh friends
innde him feel tlmt he was bTest Indeed
,Hi If two such suffereis cun he thankful
for something, surely you can. Aril
every thought of giatltildo brings us Just
Und come to birth; tin king of earth
Todny would bo nil ape.
And from the discontent of man
Thp world's best progress i-prlngi,
Then feed tho flame (from Ood It
canto)
Vntll ymi mount on wings.
so much nearer tho divine friends,
Anil tomemlier how every thought you
allow to come In your mind is ,ti real I
factor which can help change conditions
and help make or unmake you. kuch a
statement Is no longer a, theory. It Is a,
demonstrated fact.
' It Is being demonstrated every day, and
overv year hy thousands of people who
understand the law of thought.
Whatever you greatly ileslro to bo or
do or have, keep tho mental picture In
your nilhd.
I Think of it oftert, and Just before' golnt;
' to sleep let It take form In your mind
In thlR way your little thought enrpen
ters are made to keep at work through
! the night and to help build your dream
Into renlll)'.
I Hut lie careful that your desire Is a
good desire, or else it wilt conic upon
you In th form of n calamity nml bring
you sorrow.
There Is n story of n woman who
prayed that she might have $2.00), Hln
mado no proviso In her wish; no rmitur
how It cniitf. no matter through what
souito, she united that thin mlglit be given
j her, booiuiHo she felt she iTeeded It soreb
.Shortly afterward her Idolized aon wn i
hilled In rip accident and the In'iuvnJK
upon his life was paid to her J2.C0).
Seek ye first tho kingdom or heaven'
Then all oilier thlngH.nhnll bo lidded
Hut your thoughts and actions must n
slst. Never believe ftir a inoipent that you
must forever remain In u posltlon'or pla.'
which Is 'utterly ilfstns(eful to you. Of
In a distasteful occupation.
You can think your way out to better
conditions.
Hut in order to do this, you must give
thankH for tho good that Is In your pres
ent situation: and you mutt do to the let
ter every duty commoted with It, and
then you must mentally fit yourself for
something better, nnd cpct that bet
ter to rome.
Tlmt KnOil A it p.
"Your ancestors did not come ovr In
tho Mayflower'" snapped tho tall, spare,
thlu-llppcd MIhh Hester Plytnrock.
"No," and Alias Ananias rubbed bin
chubby hunds together, while nn nllv
smirk spread over his full-moon phiz,
"You hoc. It was this n-way The old
man forgot to wind up th alarm clock!
and so missed tho boat " Judge.
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to a tired man, wearied by the torturing
noises of the business world all dny, than
a sofL well-modulated voice of a woman
wlmn he has reached home at night. Juat
as surely Is there nothing mora nerve-'
rocklnc, or more prone to drive a man
to the nearest corner rnloon. than tho
high-pitched, nervous twang of tho wife
who has only the latest gossip to relate.
"The dramatic reader has alto the
graceful manner that comes of a well
trained body. There Is no awkward
self-consciousness, no situation she can
not command. With tha inemor' her
work has developed and out of the s'ore
hr, .s. rf a mnil that r utains one thai
able mother of the most pleasing uf all !
coropatilonM."
Iluyinir Illiu Clgrars.
President I lad ley of Yale at tho Carne
gie Koutvlailon'a recent luncheon In New
York said of a certain charge :
"Kuch a charge Indicates ignorance lu
d I troiis ignorance. It reminds mu of the i
young lady who desired to buy a box or ,
cigars for her Ilaiirti'n Christmas. ,
'Thin joung lady, entering the most
fashlorabie tobacconist'! on l'irth ttvuuue,
said.
' '. want to gut a box ,t I gars for tt
ill,,. rirUV( J'jail nun inilt? tiyvm IfclUl tt. I
pale brow inu.ui ho- my fiance In fact.'
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