The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
ALONG TIE KANSAS NILE.

II Is a great nervous strain on the cob
to grow fast enough 10 make room FOR
the grains.
Il is going 70 keep on raining right
through the summer. There Is something
TO evapo-ate-
This time the farmer who Flowed up his
wheat and put it IN corn. has all the acss
il the deck under his thumb
The Populists and Democrats are won
dering where they come il on this -ecl-
ErOcity discussion IN Kansas
there is no king who can hold his head
qaite as proudly as King Corn when he
stands with his feet in the mud.
There is no faded. bleached dirty. green
in the eorn-delds Of Kansas this year
It is the blacS-green OF the tropics
The politicians have found name FOR
the governors home in Topeka They
call II the Red House.
The Alva Courier makes the claim for
Bird Mcclure that ne has just as much
Irish in him as Dennis.
It IS reported that Aiken Green Camp
bell, who died in California ten days ago.
lsft in his viii 100000 to the University.
named Campbell. at Hoiton.
This is the way cautious man stated
the case under an umbrella yesterday
we have part OF a corn crop sure; we
VIII probably have q big crop; we will
possibly have q world-bealer-"
VIII white says he saw four men II
Notwithstanding Of whom was more or
less interested, who said that the state
r1ent that the president refused TO shake
lands with Senator Burton. was true.
Apparently. Senator Burton is Of the
mind that If q majority Of the legislators
elected in Kansas this fail favor Charles
Curtis Tor the senate. that viii be a token
that the Republicans OF Kansas are no.
for the present Cuban reciprocity bill
The government is talking of making
appropriations 10 establish corn kitchens
in Germany. Somebody should donate
money to teach the cooks in Kansas res
taurants 70 make good corn bread. They
can't do il now.
That was a wonderful thing yesterday
morning Suddenly II Began 10 Grizzle. 1t
was July. There were no great banks OF
clouds in the northwest. There was no
thunder; no lightning. no blun. no fuss
no struggle. 1t simply rained. and In
July.
Ernest Brokuet. cattleman CT Norton
after twenty years Of married life. and his
wife were divorced. Afterward they were
remarked. Now, Nora r. simmons. Of
Kansas City. has filed suit against him
for breach az promise, saying he made
love 20 her while divorced
Charles Scott: Again and again this
past winter, when a new member has adj
dressed the speaker and started in upon a
speech. 1 have heard one old member say
to another: Who IS thar And the re-
Ply would be: I think that IS So-and-So.
= new member from SUch-and-Such .
state. and then, instead Of a sneering
remark about his freshness. as I had
FIRST expected to hear. the old members
would settle down to hear what the new
man had to say. And new man who
shows that he has thoroughly mastered
the subject about which he Is speaking.
and can express himself with force and
clearness, has just as good chance 70
command the attention Of tho house as
the oldest member in T. There are times.
o. course. when nobody can get the at
tenti0n Of the house. IN all thls' body
there is not one man who is-so generally
liked or who speaks with greater brevity.
ciearness and information than Uncle
Joe" Cannon: and yet I have seen him
compelled to suspend time and eme again
while the speaker reduced the house TO
some semblance Of order. Whether
member Is listened 10 or not. depends
first chiefly on the interest which the
house has in the subJect about which he is
talking. but as q rule the man who can
give the house Information upon what
ever question may be under discussion,
whether ne has been here one year or
twenty. is sure Of q respectful. hearing