Mrs, Humphry Ward (portrait
herewith) has been appointed a mayAi
trate in Great Britain by the lord
chancellor. She is one of seven. The
others are the Marchioness of London
derry, daughter of Viscount Chaplpi
and wife of one of the richest pekH'gyyi
England; the Countess of Cile^pt
Mrs. Lloyd George, wife of the pfiiftt?
♦minister; Mrs. Sidney Webb; Mm
Gertrude Tucker and Miss Elizabeth
Haldane. <
These seven magistrates, the first
of their kind, have been appointed in
consequence of the passage of the sex
disqualification removal act. recently
passed. Besides the ordinary duties
of office, these women will constitute
an advisory committee to advise the
lord chancellor regarding the fitness
of women for magisterial offices' when
such vacancies occur.
Mrs. Ward is a famous novelist.
' She is a granddaughter of Dr. Arnold ‘ "
°f Rugby and was born in 1851 in Hobart, Tasmania. Her hi st novel to attract
general attention was “Robert Elsmere” (1888). It was a suggestive present
ment of the widely discussed religions problems of the day.
Her experience as a social worker, however, is doubtless what brought
about her appointment as a magistrate. In 1890 she founded the social settle
ment which developed into the Passmore Edwards settlement. In 1906 she
founded the Evening Play Centers for children.
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{ SENATOR THOMAS ON OUR RAILROADS [
Senator Thomas of Colorado lias
been prominent in the debate in the
senate over the railroad hill. He
doesn't seem 10 feel unqualified ap
proval of either private ownership or
government control. He said the other
day in a formal speech:
“T once thought, and thought seri
ously, that inasmuch as the interstate
commerce commission Was far from
successful, inasmuch as the regulation
of the railway companies, try as hard
as we might, was accompanied by
many discriminations and many
abuses, government ownership was
our last resort, aud we ought to as
sume it as soon as possible. But if
the two years of public administra
tion is a sample of government owner
ship, then may God in his infinite
m&rcy deliver the people of the United
States from its longer continuation.”
In speaking of the importance of
the railroads, he said in part:
; “If you paralyze the system of transportation, if you interfere with the
aormal Intercourse due to the running of*trains, you not only seriously em
barrass the welfare of these great masses of people but, continued for a short
•f length of time, it will visit upon them all of the horrors of cold and starvation.”
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NORTHERN HOTEL BLDG.
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sary to baby’s comfort and health. We
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