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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
AS TO MACHINE-MADE PAPERS,

The Lawrence Gazette: who makes the Kansas City
Journal and Kansas City Star? Both papers widely
read in Kansas and yet reader thousand knows
or cares who writes the things they read Every reading
Kansan knows who makes the Topeka Capital and the
Leavenworth Times and the Wichita Eagle and the Atch
son Glove and the Hutchinson News, and the Empora
Gazette every one of these papers is branded
individuality Of the who it. The Kansas
City papers are machine made; they have ind-
vidualty than cake of soap kansas has not yet
become highly civilized that her people desire to have
their thoughts made by machinery. The Kansas City
papers pick up the best talent of young
men through the wrnge every thought and
every good impulse and every valuable idea and throw
them over The Kansas City papers have literary grave
yards where buried the best the best talents
OF Kansas. In those threadmls men vet young in
years. who could have made names for themselves in
Kansas, who wearing their as the mule in
the bottom of dark mine away They thought
IL was great thing 10 be writer on a Kansas CITY
paper they got the job because they bright and
smart and had ideas could them Now thev
are mere hacks shut away from world and without
emotion and without hope money to live on
and earn 1t with work nard that of hod carrier
The young man who from Kansas to Kansas CITY
paper will regret it all his life"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
WHAT A JAP VICTORY MEANS.

The Boston Herald holds that there cannot be the
least doubt that if Japan succeeds in forcing Russia
to terms every of the hundreds of millions of
Asatcs will consider that he upon higher plane
in the worlds affairs than he occupied BEFORE and that
what the Japanese have done conceivably he per-
formed by the other dark colored nhabiting the
great Asatic continent The Chinese people will be given
confidence the possible of defensive action on
their part which will go long way toward permitting
them not only to retain such political independence as
they still but to regain deal of that which
under forced treaties they been compelled to part
with
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
THAT BIG HOME FOR VETERANS.

The veterans of the Soldiers Home at Leavenworth,
the Atchison Globe of Thursday paid
pension yesterday and 238 left for their former
homes their annual custom. More will go after Memorial
services Monday They furloughs for as long
time desired and always entitled readmisson
the Soldiers Home If absent any length of time they
lose their cot and return have to take chances of
sleeping in basement hallway if the barracks
crowded AS rule about onethird of the inmates
away furlough in the summer months The bar
racks nearly ready and winter
be given accommodations. Those applying for mem
bership of admission There are about a
hundred volunteer soldiers of SpanishAmerican war
inmates of the Soldiers Home
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
KANGAROO TAILS FOR SOUP

writer on London markets and what can be found
IN the which differs so notceably from things 10
eat offered IN the American says that while the
London market like that of York is cosmopoIitan
that the latter for foreign decaces holds the lead OF
course they have from West Indies custard
apples from Madeira beans from France and other beau
tful fruits from all the world turn to another
shop. Here are kangaroo tails for a new departure in
soups hanging in the butchers windows naturally as
ies OF iamb Snas too are very pleasing London pal
ates and still remarkable the Chinese taste for
birdsnest for soup is gaining headway in England Then
too there interesting display Indian daintes to be
had-curTies Bornaboe fish tins the Burmese CON.
dments called Balchaung which is made from shrimps
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
WOMAN AND THE NEWSPAPER.

The most attentive reader of the newspaper the
woman. 1t is undenabe fact that for the past half
century have given and more to news
paper reading and the less and less. The latter
study the markets. cursory way current politics
glance the editorial page exciting
Associated Press dispatches women read all the
editorials which touch their lives any point which
embody sentiment high ideals attenvey absorb care
fully all the local news society gossip and
social scandals The writer mertorous editorial is
personally commended by women twice where he COM
mended once by
The biennial convention of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs held in st. LOUIS Saturday Melville
Stone president of Associated Press organization
spoke of the influence of the on newspapers He
said that not line of scandal would be printed in an
American newspaper it not for the women mo
large metropolitan newspaper live without the sup
port of women he continued Newspapers today are
edited for women and for the women of the
General Federation of Clubs will set their faces
against scandal the Objectionable in Journalism will dsap
pear Women have joint responsibility with the editors
to the class of contained in the columns of daily
newspapers"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Democratic convention will be held We'd
nesday of this week Anadarko.
coyote being at by heated with
q melln's food nursing bottle attachment
The Tribunt trying to inocuate Thomas with the oil
fever.
brought Of alfalfa this spring
Hobart Wednesday. cutting
last twelve months.
An railroad was at Thomas this
week contract for mile of road four miles north of
given al Hobart Tuesday. In
the parade the business
y by
Burkholder Hobart won the Fort Worth Telegram
Popular Young prize trip
Francisco, And mail danger being
proposals Beal. 2.
Hold your Tonkawa News.
a postofce scrap From the present
outlook. moreover, have
until next Decoration day for his honors.
Kinghsher prints a half tone of Henry
that photography
Works.
rough places Beaver
county's population around $1,000
Liberal Kan. Tyrone, Hooker Guymon
by telephone past Guymon talk to
Beaver, but 1t has to Kansas switchboard
c. Cree, Tonkawass street sprinkler while in
City the other day, robbed of SIS.
An attempt made to burn saloon Mooreland
Sunday night. Cotton. coal oil a match
Bill Cross present the Roger Mills county Demo-
cratic convention. He explained his failure
countys endorsement least
adds the Star.
A sxty-fve pound caught in a stream near
Tonkawa last week.
Tonkawa News: The father OF Domeny las
ceived letter from his which says
has Joined tho regular and is feeling well in both
body and mind 1t will be remembered this
companed by number of others, city
their fortunes.
fortunes to their liking, back like the
but Domeny is destined
he he writes
barracks Angel Island transport. the
Manila.
kngfsher Press Judging
ed Mr. Flynn. private citizen.
him strong factor in Oklahoma The
that Mr. Flynn dead politically
he goes In his capacity lawyer?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

There is the of the gray mullet wrapped in
smoked sturgeon breasts and ees tempt the ep
There is the famous soy Jopen popular
of the sauces. and cumquets which small sweet
oranges preserved by the Chinese These treated
much ginger leaves those determined upon
novelties there roseeaf jelly perhaps reindeer
flesh the north and the former popu
lar peacock with true dressing OF course these
delcacies only for the wealthy but, then it
does for poor man to be an epcure.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29


49, factor in the world. The church is
the greatest moral power and relig-
~ ous influence the world. But the
church denomnatonal dssensons is enthusiastically
weak and politically impotent Were church denom-
national united would dominate the world its crowns
parliament presidents and and all of
the high low religious and political
Marriage is not only social function but is
Ggious and legal right The Catholic church holds
that marriage is still than all these that it is
rament In these times of loose divorce laws mar
of eight nine is dissolved by the courts
The fact of ISSUE and of parental responsibility to Off
spring to have weight The rule is that if wife
finds dissatisfied with her husband that
thinks prefers another all has to file
petition for enforcement AS for the man. if the
he has chosen for wife and the mother of his chill
dren, and whom he has to love protect,
fancy painted her.
other has his path whom he imagines
would fully fill the place he straightway makes
up and for a separation. So overshadowng
hns grown this national church assemblies
associations conferences taking hold the
ter leading idea among these church people
b. ministry mary divorced per-
the abuse would be minimized In this conclusion the
church and its ministers wrong The
who cause that of the Scrptura seeks
and consents to the breaking of home and the
ating of the members of his family, will little
whether their marriage be a rite sacrament
neither The legal SANCTION will prove entirely satisfac-
The church. however being the greatest moral
social power in community, solid stand and
higher ideals and stringent divorce laws will be
without effect The Methodist General Conference and
the Presbyterian General Assembly both within the week
past has the State Baptist Association voiced well
nigh unanimous conviction of the church repre-
senatves against the prostitution of the mari
tai obligations and the wrong enailed upon the lives
innocent children all growing out of loosely enacted d.
vorce laws.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
TRIBUNAL OF THE PUBLIC PRESS

El-Joseph Raycroft, seven years old evange
list, in Chicago:
What does the devil 60 for your He gives yor
little fvn here and keeps you from thinking
but after you get TO he'll youH have plenty oi
time think. He won't bother about you then.
because he's got you
Andrew Carnegie. IN an address delivered be
fore the students Of Edinburgh university:
1t seems 20 nave been ny fortune "a be as
sociated with greater fsr than J. and sane-
times think this would be appropriate cpl
;aph place upon my tomb:
:. Here lies man Who knew how 70 get around
him much eieverer than hnselt
John o. Rockefeller. in an interview as 10 the
causes Of his success.
i; is true that fhe Feadinz 81 fhs Hfe o, Amos
Lawrence had = trsr8endous snnuencs on NJ Ifs
He was a great znd good ussn-s ve9y god man
and he an example which snv young nsan
could read OF and follow 20 tns rest q advantage 2"
chss- {. Listieaeid, representative from Maine:
lit is fact well known fhrolsheu; -. isnzrh
and 5rea6sh of this county that many oo4pora-
tons especially large corporations have "a cors-
psrstveIy small basic q sc;vsi vslae fo- thsis
existing cspstshzstior- ! 60 nct b-sfs~e 10 i1a-
posing szrn that wou3S rrovi5e far an sccsrs-
Is;io1 os profits pay dsvis~nas uDon taas ever
capitalization. 1h;eh "a popsisrsy ~1sd
ard water ard very s;fs-zztec -szs and water
az ihs;
Again 20 ne eassiiaa - sesisEE so-os8 sor
less prsce than Ara~ricsn nz.rSfsctu-sr
tuaiiy soils AZ acrDe zash ts psats hs-T
ts&t I advocate change r. tb< tsr71 ~he1essr
ard wherever - r~ssor % tkss fsTtr &ns-r5~
manufacturer - abi~ - SCI shrozo csezEsr
thar hs sesss hoss ca s.ez~ tyo details q
protective sSr41 system ar. ef c>sr@e. ssexsizx
far =syseif sbssss ss; sszs> ws;hsss fear 90
,-zdictsoa thsf Go ros knsr god H-szslieas
who dos not stsnc ca fAs sarzs srnsnc
w. sosrse Cochran. representative from se~
YORK.
IF tt< RspssSsczn szrsg D. s1ecessszs Sap
sstssty I'll - csstsia % S<ss- ssS stser shst
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te-a i . 1sSs-sss TO eorseess@ szy ssssns ~sscs
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r<o=scts rr~1re
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The Mikado of Japan having got many valuable
pointers how to successfully prosecute war from
Christian nations is going make Christianity
religion. Shades of Shntoism but there likely to be
high and lofty kicking the part of aristo
cratic pagans of Toxic
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

ANCIENT TATTIE.
Hegesiss. a philo=o-
pher. presented tho re-
suits OF evil IN such WV
IA coIors. that many
who heard him. became
so conscious of their
guilt. and 80 horrihed
AZ IL. killed themselves.
Polemy. the king. for
bade him 10 preach.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

in-the-Faces' will be turned loose on history this
spring.
One Wichtan wants to know II that alfalfa
meal which will be manufactured by n company TO
be formed here. will be put on the market In the
near future as a new breakfast food
o o
Why is it?' asked "a lily white Of her colored
neighbor that You people have such white teeth.
l can't see how you get them
Pooh replied the colored neishbor. 'mlus
cost me seo. and can't speak for de res, OF de
colored people"
What is the difference between an editor and
an insurance man?
The former is in for wha, ne writes and the
latter writes for what there is in it,
When all gambling ceases and men save thu
money now lost in cards wheat stocks races and
slot machines. mankind Will become so rich thad
nobody will be willing TO labor Then indeed wsI
may "let the women 90 the work"
-i--l-
When the travelling men met at Oklahoma city
they took their wives through dives and sunday
gambling houses there Some OF the men enEs geds
in bucking the tiger heard the women corning
and with visions OF curtain lecture they boiteI
out the back way. When they found they wsfe
running away from other mems wives they feie
sort of cheap
One evidence of Korean civilization Is that thc
Emperor has fayprite whom hasn't marrlesl
PoySamy is not the custom In Korea where the
civilized head of the government has b,it on,
wife Utah should note this high condition among
so-caiied seni-sayage people and cease its poiyR-
amous doings
Human nature never changes Away down east !,
In the state of Maine twnsre the sun rises by
'he wayl a delegate returned from the national
or treufo hal
President A; that time there were no teiegrarhto
wires and few railroads. When the stage reached
the hotel a patriot sskd eagerly. Whom ia you
nominate7'
James X. Polk. of Tennessee was the re-
sponse
Three cheers for James X Pork ., sho,tas "a.
patriot as ready TO mount band wagon as in any
modern politician.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

Missouri becoming notorious for the decision
judges Her supreme be counted on to protect
all booders and to fine for contempt any editor who dares
criticize its findings. Now another Missouri Judge
handed down decision to the effect that man who
is gentleman will always pay his gambling debts
urged"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The late lamented author and soldier, Major Henry
nman held that the rivers, st. Peters and Paul.
luded to in Coronados diary, Big and Little Ar
kansas rivers and that the chances Juan de Pa
dello who sought for the gold of Qvera hundred
years before Plymouth Rock discovered camped at
the confluence of the above streams present site of
the city of Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The gratuitous advertising given the ST. Louis Expo
ston by the newspapers of the country
at the turn stiles than all the pamphlets illustrated
magazines put together The manager of Chicago fair
treated the newspapers of the country scandalous
St Louis is not making that mistake. special
correspondents editorial wrteups that do the bus
ness
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

For days the fate of the country trembed the
balances pending the selection of president of
Grafton of Womens Clubs ST Louis The veil having
been finally lifted the pressure is subsidng and the
is that the dread overpopulation has again
been indefinitely postponed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
MODERN VERSION

MODERN VERSION,
Hegoriar. a modern or
asor. depicted Sin %
faithfully and brought
home guilt to bis hear
srs so convinoinKiy. mat
the mob, angry at tho
insults. arose and
lynched she orator Tho
eoroners' jury declared
that the best est.xens
did II and no persecution
followed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

Topeka Herald: Congressman Murdock has done
mendabe work for the people of his district in securing
the underfow the surface Given the underow above
ground and the last vesge of the Great desert
in Kansas will disappear
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

.e'FAo'e excuse Tor subsidy b that without tins
business BE- suhssd!zef co.,lS 20. - ......s =
st profit. that Il o. ssy Il would not he ss.rses
on at all. II II be proper pay ose man for go
Ing into losing business II .e.rns disse,s. !.
- 80, a-a,,.. -. --s-Hs ''a' e8u"hy pr"irr
s'.-'~- -, ~'''s' man '0f gong into proassss
-,
loss }; is air1cuIt to Why IL rossa rot -
s''1@ly osse.s-o's 70 p@y another ran for sas-x-
ried on st profit ~ ihs ship orn.r. shossid =.
on. p. pshszr ~ ~
6r~eSssfncf Frank ;. Black. ~ New Yoyt. :.
The true ,asnsa~.,~. a.. ..,z~. -
losf- wars never VIZ &c.. -, 49,,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

AN OLD CODGER'S QUOTATIONS.
A man who is away down in slang and uses II
before women should be excluded from society.
1t takes courage to live. and especially does II
take courage TO enjoy living
The tendency of the day $ for middle men 10 be-
come the head man. and this is often a graft
Worry is destroyer of ambition and shortens
When women meet they always tain about other
Men about themselves
Always have high standard of life. even IL you
do not attain it, it advances you in dignity, man.
hood and grace
Selfshness should be curbed and benevclence cul-
tured. The former brings unhappiness; the lat
ter satisfaction.
The chemical effect of the sun deepens the tints
of the red rose. The synthess of this is not what
makes the bloom of the red red nose
There wonderful things we are going to do.
Some other day;
And harbors We hope to drift into
Some other day;
With folded hands. the that trail,
We watch and wait for favorite gale
To ill the folds of an idle SAIL
Some other day..
There is something decidedly wrong about that
general federation of women's clubs II elected
officers and only one Kansas was mem
toned. Talk about roasting women clubs: who
can reflect more severely upon them than they did
upon themselves by nearly ignoring the sun
flowers.
-E-E
The Federation of Women's club won't tolerate
secret societies in its membership This doesn't
mean that Rebekah. Easter Star member
a Royal Neighbor cannot belong to a womans
club. but that society cannot be repre-
sented such in the federation The principle
involved probably is that no club woman can
tolerate or endure TO have perplexing secrets
about the house
THE H K. SKIRT CLUTCH
Copyright uncaed for)
Tune Hot Time in the Old Town
Come down town. and walk with me tonight
See the hoochy -eoochy skirt clutch 1t is fright
my baby.
All are out Saturday night.
See the Hoochy- koochy skirt clutch tonight
NEMESIS
Topeka paper is offering prize corn
contest TO boys and girls This should dixco,Ir-
aged. 1t is bad enough have corns at an adult
age, and when fellow cannot help H.
When does one. plus one. equal two?-At the
altar.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The Montreal and Toronto papers absorption and
later annexation IN the tidal of American land buy
ers and settlers breaking the Canuck border.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

Bryan intimates that he would like to go the United
States senate from Nebraska. The time not very
long when he could have had the place for ask
ing but in losing the bigger chance he has probably
rihced the later opportunity.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

At the age Of eight John Rockefeller put
to milking and he has persisteny and successfully
MIXED everything in sight from that day to this
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The average sentiment of the men and women of this
country if they American citizens they would
prefer being nobody
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

King Wilhelm has of and turned teetotaler and
King Edward is having his coffee brewed by a Turk
1hus do the prominent rulers of the world command
the commendaton and admiration of their subjects.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

Sam Parks, the Labor Union barnacle, who died in
Sing Sing left quite fortune, proving that while his
hacknailing landed him prison proved substantial
life insurance for his family
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The big Methodist Conference decided that members
of the church who pay their share toward support
ing the church may be dropped from membership Why
not.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

big colored divine of Chicago declares that
he originally from the hands of his
black and that the white is a beacher. Even
this true he was an African
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The Queen of Itays promise to her people that her
next baby shall be boy is only OF counting the
chick before it is Matched, but banking its
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

is announced that 100000 will abandon the
profession of school teaching this year. positions
that pay more money
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

All the delegates at large to the national Republican
convention from the trustrotten and
state of New Jersey millionaires.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The coming Democratic convention at st. Louis is
designated as the national dark horse convention.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The last fool puzzle to rival the unknown OF Ann
reads this way: If brick weighs pounds and
half brick how much brick and a half weigh"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

What between Parkhurst old man Dowie and the new
Mormon mission, New York is having time o
it religiousy speaking.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
THE PIKERS' LAMENT-

n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

your Unk 10 Cannon that governing congress prestig
and usage count for more than parliamentary law
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT

expedition the nuowedu tbanko o
Uhn Painc wn
b
nuau
ced the United
in in msdrt
Pres
1t
three years
were on the war path on
Saline and the th p d wounded
publish
BY Burs M o Sou Kansas Confren ey
Prof osephH d LII riggs & Co h4"
heda Topkaand dreght
theor Ranway eeeraher the meeuna a Denver
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

II is said that the Indian mother names her
babe after the first object that gre-,s her eyes
after the child is born. wha; lot OF little Rain
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

The chairmanship Of his state convention has taught
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

When does one. plus one. equal two?-At the
altar.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

TWENTY YEARS AGO ToDAY:-The and
a and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29


At the Of eight years John Rockefeller put
to milking and he has persstenty and successfully
MIXED everything in sight from that day to this
The Montreal and Toronto papers absorption and
later annexation IN the tidal of American land buy
ers and settlers breaking the Canuck border.
The Queen of Nalys promise to her people that her
next baby shall be boy is only of counting the
chick before it is hatched, but banking on its
All the delegates at large, to the national Republican
convention from the Misunderstanding
state of New Jersey millionares
1t is announced that 100000 women will abandon the
profession of school teaching this year seek positions
that pay money.
What between Parkhurst, old man Dowie and the new
Mormon mission New York is having time Of
it religiousy speaking.
The average sentiment of the and women of this
country if they citizens they would
prefer being nobody.
The coming Democratic convention at St Louis is
designated as the national dark horse convention
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19
ALL BROKEN DOWN.

No Sleep-No Appetite-Just a Contin-
ua1 Backache.
Joseph McCauley, of IA Sholto
street, Chicago, Sachem of Tecumseh
Lodge. saws: Two years ago my