The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
City Regulator
Some Further
Suggestions are Made.

f-aIo TO keep house, aItr1ouung 1t TO the
Prosperity OF the country, the big wheat
crop, etc; that girls who usually come
from the country remain at home. There
ere more potent reasons than that. Forty
Years ago IL was rare thing 70 see a
Woman clerk in a store, shop, factory or
Office. Now they swarm with them,
working for one-fourth the wages that
men and boys would work for, and Il Is
Considered much easier and more re-
spectacle than 10 work IN the kitchen
Until this is stopped or men learn 70 De
servants It VIII grow worse. In the
larger cities some Of the finest barber
Fho7s are maintained by women They
are also to be found in the clothing, shoe
and hat stores so that in ten years 1t
WI be rare thing to see man in the
Setau department OF a store When I
yet married. # I ever do, il VIII be 70
home-bSdy who knows how to cook and
keep house, and loves TO do it
The Omaha Bee, with commendable en-
kerprise. sent an artist with Roosevelt
IN his trip through Kansas 70 Oklahoma.
He took q number OF photos from the
rear end OF the train, which were re-
produced in a special edition. The only
one worthy the name where five or six
thousand people gathered with banners,
Etreamers. notices and decorated build
fngs which is shown Up in a most ex-
cegen1 way IS labelled Demonstration
at Newton" but which was taken al the
Wfchita station. One might think that il
was a mistake Of the printer, but in the
write-up The name q Wichita does not
cago papers spoke Of II as the greatest
demonstration or the entire route. Ex-
plantations from the Bee are entirely IN
Necessary when We remember that the
artist was a guest Of the Santa Fe.
Now. don't got 70 church this morning
fun OF criticism and fault-hnding, but 60
determined 10 enjoy the services. Join
IN heartily and sing with the spirit and
understandings. Il makes no difference
how smart you are, the preacher viii
say something's you never heard before
he VIII in all probability read for the
morning lesson something that you did
Tot know was in the Book. Quit your
business for one hour, listen attentively
Il the sermon; at the close shake hands
with the stranger next to you who IN all
probability lives in the next block TO
you; stop ar the altar rail, congratulate
the preacher on his sermon and the serv-
dee. Try it and see how much different
you viii feel from last Sunday, when
you went with grunt and came away
with a srowI-
I think this story told by Tom Reed IS
much too good to be passed by:
An Irishman was hanging over the raj!
of d Coney Island boat
There were others hanging over the
raj. also. An officer Of the boat stand
ing near Pat sought 70 console him, or
divert him or something like that, and 70
open conversadc1 he officer said to Pat:
NY friend. your stomach seems t-.1e
weak
And Pat turned to the officer IN
scrap7y mood and replied:
s.FIo-hol 50 me stummick is wake is #?
Hobo, well. bedad. tink If you watch
ne q rfnut. youL see I'm trowin as far
as any Of thimr'
7 was down street Sunday afternoon,
first time since the Philippine war I
heard a street preacher talking 10 a
crowd f men. some Of them seemingly
Interested After listening a. moment at
what he said. 7 thought: Poor. deluded
mortal. your attempts to preach and ap-
plv the teachings Of Christ without
church and especially without the aid
and sympathy Of the local church clergy
To hold up your hands. is as sounding
brass and tinkIing cymbaL
r-=a -frF- 81 +Np HfEl
school proposition. IN immense blrild-
ing. centrally located. beautiful in design.
TIE building itself study in art. Wich-
tia Is the most beautiful little city in the
eatirz Mississippi valley and IS growing
more beautiful every day. Our public
buildings and most Of our school build
tngs are handsome and imposing. Wen
ia is not only the most beautiful city
N the west but the richest and most
orosper-us city in Kansas, and We must
not faIter or hesitate.
And now comes John Cannon. who lives
near the city. and says he was with
Te1dg Roosevelt when he was west
raucfing and that one day man at
tempted 70 shoot the Rough Rider. and
had it NOT been for his prompt acton IN
the matter by drawing his gun first and
shootiH- the would-be murderer through
the pistol hand rs he was in the act OF
raisin- il % shoot he would have killed
the csL5reL
7 notice chat whenever A young wo-
nan uarries an old man there are q lot
~ kicks. but they come from the old
ca5zers who think its awful There
seems to De no hesitation on the part e
those authorized u tie young girls 20 old
sinners with bank accounts. But there
seems u he a dearth q marriages be-
tween rich young heireses and old men
without money or position
what q creepy. sensation one has these
dark NIGHTS without the electric lights,
nor even a bltrker 70 light you to walk
along beside the big trees that line the
sidewalks. expecting every tree You pass
=, find q man ready 10 step out from
behind IL and hold YOU I'D. o. u have
some reckless whe5Iman spin along BY
you without note Of warning.
General sherman said that You could
make an Indian out Il a white man. but
Won can never make a white man % an
1r+tar. You can make a Republican out
O. q Democrat but You can't make a
Democrat 1uc Of a Republican Re goes
Pm Silver Republican. Granger Third
Party Prohib but never q Democrat
W7ntesI-A reckless driver with a heavy
WAGON and team 10 drive up and down
Nain ard Douglas fer 4 day Or two and
tea- of the wheels q three Or -four
hacks which 30 bowling along AZ break
~. SD 1rf seem 70 deliEht in fright