Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-19 | Page 6 | Suffrage to Win

SUFFRAGE TO WIN. Th'j Ira'l'n of tho oj.pn--.iii;; fnr-c?, in thr 'nato tit'rf to talic & vote nn thn .Su'an II. Anthony f f rn nmrti'lrnTit rn th" '.th (,t lli: prr-rnt monHi, ;ml '-'ntor .h'W of M'io d.-i tt prr..r- thr h:li''f tl.nt 11, n . n I l'r:i r I ' v ill win )y A i;iil rii:iriti tif thr'1' ur j f't:r titr-;. ' if ;t " r re rn r f fl (,t- i-f-on th': iiTf.'Telfii' nl w f'r,i'iMv . 1 1 1 l-i t.T f:i' t th.'d thr niilit.tntr :,r n't loiic '- ' n .'! '..t'r til cr'ti'in. th'' :-Mi;tt"r-i li'' ' iri' rft -Ailhou' 'ii.'t'l'i-. i,f tin cry for t'urthi'f (kl.i-, . t t i,. ;;in- ' n.nj f,r ffi f,r.int r-'i-in ,.f i on ri- , 'he "i ! f r i'i -; r i rr in i ii rn t ,,,, I t ! v li ,, I ! n :, rn. n i! rn , , t t- , i -I : u i,,'i i,t ci I in ' j : c ,;, i,.,, i ., ,,,. i ,. I .c.ctaI i.i'iii'i, f'f. ' r, riii.l.- mir I sionary work has boon dime, however, 'ami some of the senators who were bit-iterlv bit-iterlv opposed to giving the women the ' ballot will no longer fly iu the faee of i provulenee and public opinion. The in-jdorsemeut in-jdorsemeut of President Wilson has also 1 strengthened the hands of the suffrage j leaders, and they have been able to use some very potent arguments upon tho Demoerats of the Bourbon type who I are not supposed to learn anything as they journey along through life. If the 'count of noses at the present time indicates indi-cates that the amendment will pass the ' senate, it is probable that it will earn-by earn-by a big majority, for a senator who expects to remain in public life would not exercise good judgment by allowing allow-ing his prejudice to carry him into tho last ditch. Flip-flaps may provoke amusing comment, but it is better to endure the jibes of the onlookers than to be the corpse at a political funeral.