Millard County Chronicle | 1916-08-03 | Page 5 | [Untitled]

The Ladies Are Learning. "Cut out speeches," Miss Mary Garrett Gar-rett Hay, chairman of the Woman's Suffrage party, is reported to have demanded de-manded nt the recent meeting when the clerks were overworked recording subscriptions to the new campaign fund. "Cut out the speeches; money talks best," this wise chairman is said to have declared. The latet blind Boss Buckley of San Francisco, however, gained nothing in public esteem when he told his workers work-ers upon an occasion of pre-election funds allotment: "Don't waste this good dough buying buy-ing talk, but results." New York Suu.