Salt Lake Herald | 1891-05-03 | Page 7 | The Female Monopolist

The Female Monopolist A St Paul exchange saye The Northern North-ern Pacific in the construction of its sleep ing cars for the transcontinental service put a check upon the deliberate selfishness with which many a woman will take possession of the dressing room in the morning and hold it against all comers while she goes through an elaborate toilet I toiet There are no locks to the dressing room doors in these cars but in order to afford complete security from public gaze t a heavy curtain is hung inside ihe door and through throuth the latter may be opened the interior of the room or its occupants can not be seen by any one outside This feature will be heartly appreciated by the hundreds of women travelers who have had occasion to cry out against the dressing room monopo lsts1