This woman.
This woman's autobiography, The Use and Need, contains a cartoon portraying Freemasons as winged devils building a wall of lies and idolatry, because she blamed the Masons for corrupting Charles Gloyd. She lost a bet about whether Theodore Roosevelt smoked tobacco and supposedly addressed a legislature with the words "you refused me the vote and I had to use a rock."  This woman. who rose to prominence after the death of (**) Frances Willard, was jailed for an incident that occurred in the Hotel Carey. According to the American National Biography, opponents of this Medicine Lodge resident caricatured her as a "deranged virago and (*) hayseed outlaw" who thought she had identified "a worse evil than chattel slavery." For 10 points, the "smashing in Kansas" was conducted by what violent temperance activist known for wielding a hatchet?
This woman's autobiography, The Use and Need, contains a cartoon portraying Freemasons as winged devils building a wall of lies and idolatry, because she blamed the Masons for corrupting Charles Gloyd.
Carry Nation (or Carry Amelia Moore)