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4 THE TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL Sunday, Atxsst 24, 1913. A MOTHER'S TROUBLES The Topeka Daily Capital BY ARTHUR CAPPER. On Second Thought By JAY B. HOUSE. The Metal Workers By ELBERT HUBBARD portions of Iowa and Illinois.

"Kansas and vicinity" as can readily be seen on the map, quite a comprehensive region. "There has also been a vast accumulation of wealth in the past decade," the Republican goes on to say, "arM the average Kansas farmer has Women cried when Diggs was con Copyright. 1911. International News victed, thus bearing out our own theory that the way to win the women is to The Only Newspaper In Khim Pus-Ilshed Every Day la the Year The Only Morning Paper and Only Sunday Paper In Topeka. Entered July 1, 187b, as Second Class matter at the postofflce at Topeka.

according to the Act ot Congress. Service. It be not quite respectable. more fat to live on in the lean Summing it all up, as to the purchasing- Soon after the British narliament No, we never trifled with the ex paaaea a law loroiaaing tne catling I down of trees for fneL Sir Walter periment. During the days of our bachelorhood we tried so hard to be power and therefore business to be done in this section: "The answer is that their purchasing power should be less affected than ever before in the history of the Southwest." That fairly describes I a respectable, and was so generally es discovered Iron Jn teemed harmless, that the women laughed at us.

this country, and the situation in this section. Thaw was evasive when asked In 1C0S a cargo of ore was shipped from Virginia to England and successfully smelted. CITY BUILDING. In connection with the proposed Sur whether a reconciliation between Eve lyn and he were possible. Inasmuch In 1644.

the first Ironworks was vey of Topeka it has been mentioned that the cities of Europe, small as well as all Evelyn did was save him from, the electric chair we don't see how erected near Lynn. Mass. as great, have made and acted upon the Harry could for a moment entertain the idea of reconciliation. In 1740. Hunts man introduced results of such municipal surveys, because not having, as the American saying is, "money to they cannot afford not to make them.

the crucible pro It would be too much to ask a clean, cess, and various mechanical upright young fellow like Harry to take back a woman who had openly vices were pat This is borne out by interviews ented about that admitted her shame. We don't believe printed in Germany in the Westliche I time, which ma the Thaws would countenance such a terially itlmu- Pbote Htlaa Post of St. Louis and kindly translated and sent us by a Kansas German- thing. lated the steel industry. American, Mr.

M. Grosskopf f. The in Home of The Topeka Capital-Built, Owned and Occupied Exclusively by -The capital and Associated Capper Publications. Teiepaone: Business office, 3510 and lila; Editorial Rooms, 8511 and 8512. DAILY EDITION.

Bates effective January la, 1313, except VAUtPfl It can at least be said for Sulzer In 183S. the Invention ot J. B. Kiel terviews appear in a letter from Ber son the Introduction of a heated that he was smart enough to know the lin of August 12 of the investigations blast caused a tremendous Increase kind of predigested "bunk" the people by aeommission appointed by the In output. This Improvement was accompanied by Kasmyth's steam ham most eagerly swallow.

Whether a pub American Civic Association. The com lie character is justified in thus emas mission has visited Hamburg-, Nurem mer, and In 1856 Bessemer gave to the world a process that was astonishing and remarkable. The discovery of culating himself is another and larger Hy mail, one year By mail, six months ly mail, three months -w t7 mall, one month Uv mall nnn neck burg, Dresden, Berlin, Rothenburg, Munich, Frankfurt and Cologne. Its question. i the Bessemer process made It possible to produce steel at such low cost as to extend Its use widely, and did .10 recommendations will be placed before Opportunity to sign a petition for Jtsy carrier, one week SI A DAY EDITION.

the removal of billboards has recently much to supercede wrought iron la structuaral work. Ey mall, one year the Bureau of the Civic Association at Washington for a final disposal and recommendation to cities in this been vouchsafed this colm. We de KANSAS WhUuKL CAPITAL. Bessemer steel Is now almost uni cllned, falling back -upon our theory 40.20 By iiiaii, one year. cud be made by registered country.

"The laws," one of the Com versally used for steel rails. The open-hearth system of Martin and Thomas, with the regenerative gas that billboards usually are much less objectionable to the eye than that missioners is quoted as saying-, "are furnace of Siemens, supplies steel thst firmly administered without seeming which they conceal. man urait. postal order or express order. in'oraenuK Itie capital by mail, state Uttue wanted, daily or weekiy, giving name, city and state.

If subscrioer cnues yiace ot residence, give lormer as well as present address, also state to be burdensome to the public. Busi lis used In enormous quantities for all purposes. The telegraph indicates that a case is Lately science has again prevailed. ness permeates the atmosphere of city administration. The most evident being made against the Moun Days, and in the products of White and Taylor and Robert Hadfleld we have Which is important only to the Moun eClUoa ox paper tanen.

Aaareno THE TOPEKA CAPITAL. RRAN L'il OFFICES. feature of these administrations is cleanliness, and with a general love for flower culture. This is characteris steel that combines great malleable-ness with great hardness a hardness Days. The fool investor always "is able to find a fire In which to burn jew York ouice: iw iiauron Building, W.

T. Laing, Manager. Cnlcago oitiee: law Mailers Building, u-ftufv that retains Its cutting power even when at red heat. his money. tic, being fostered by all from child And so we go marching on.

From hood." Certainly an attractive munic uT, city OUice; 1512 Waldhelm Suggestion to sporting editors: Why Biaiuiiig. Kansas City, Tom D. the savage who In wonder raked from the ashes of his fire a crude ball of not print something about Christy Cosieuo. Manager. Omana Ollice: 334 Chamber Com j.

T. UunlaD. Manager. Mathewson? ipal trait. The secretary of the commission refers particularly to the "great attention given to sanitation and happiness of the people, a wonderful combination of beauty and utility" molten material and slag, and with which he formed a weapon of defense, to the safety razor and the automo St, Louis OUlce: HWi cnemical iihari i.

Hcil. Manager. Whether you're a hitter or not depends a great deal on the league in bile of the twentieth century citizen, metal is supreme. i.liahnma. Citv Office: 1005 Colcord kniirime.

m. I- Crowther. Manager. marking city management. Another which you make them.

CARBON AND IRON. Steel Is made by combining a cer- member of the commission, the Mayor Tne capital will always be on file at the auuvo offices. Visitors irom Topeka urikAii when etofprng in any of inese tain proportion of carbon with Iron. of Chattanooga, F. C.

Thompson, is struck by the "unity of thought and The process determines Its value and The Missus read the screed and then suggested that we probably were not so much in danger of going insane as dtiea will be welcomed at The Capitals branch otfices and can always tind the variety. -Washington Star. feeling" for the city and the nation. The roost important of these pro latest issue of tneir nome paper. HAILY CIUCLLATION JbOR JULY.

cesses are cementation. Bessemer and "The very fact that the government is we were of becoming opinionated and bigoted. "Everybody can't see it your open hearth. fit v. Total.

JUiy. Uiy. ioiai, constantly striving to make the condi July TCOT rrrTS POO A IO I The first system consists In placing way," she said. tion of Its people more agreeable vrniirVit Imn hlvsn lav 03,143 16 W.laS 17 9.d SW.l.l 18 WSSa 33,261 I 19 Author, At G00d0ldSiwashot charcoal In flrebrirk-llned retorts. We do not object to the fact that that Governor Hodges feat in working on the Missouri roads parallels that of President Wilson in holding himself in readiness to visit the flooded districts at Dayton.

shows that human life in Germany is of some value, and therefore imparts leuow heat is applied for a certain sa.116 I 20 they can not see it our way. The thing we object to is that they do not see it a general feeling of good fellowship 21 PONDEROUS PERSONAGES. Queen Elisabeth. 33,191 33,775 33,32) 33,323 period until the required grade of steel is obtained by the addition of the necessary carbon. and common interest." at all.

i. 2 6 w.m 'l V.isa 10 11 12 1, 1,414 li V.Wi The members of this commission be peep at all of Bill Shakespeare's new This is the steel from which edged plays. I tools are made. The second number of Harper's 33.325 Heve 22 23 24 9,414 26 9,458 26 Zl 9,972 28 9,405 33,203 3d. 130 33,106 S3.112 that their study of German Elizabeth reigned until she became The Bessemer process Is directly on- Weekly, as edited by Norman Hapgood municipalities is "of Incalculable value' One society reporter credits Bob Smith in Minneapolis, Kan.

We told Bob, when he blew In wearing a $60 suit of clothes and carrying a cane, that something unpleasant was going to happen to him. is at hand, but things seem to be run very old, and while she never married, poslte In principle to the cementation she never entirely lost hope. She died process. The Bessemer burns the car 33,448 in the suggestions that will be made 29 9,412 ning along about as they were before 264 in theIr reDOrt to the Civi5 Associa bon out of the cast Iron. This is done In an egg-shaped fur We had no idea it would take Norm 33.202 1 30 9,413 31 9,432 33.264 tion.

That we can learn much from nace known as a converter, lined with wutm Mgoe SCeiat IM ACT ONE more than a week. Net Dally Average, City of Topeka M91 German municipal administration i But the worst blow Bob will sustain Total Net Dally I 1 Queen Elizabeth reigned in England in the sixteenth century and put that i country so thoroughly on the map that It has since then run all over it like the color of a fast black stocking. Elizabeth, according to her friends, was a beautiful queen, but many of her critics, who lost their heads during her reign, left private advices to the effect that she had red hair and a mole and was not as graceful as a hatrack. She was the daughter of Henry VIII by wife No. 1, Series but this did not provide her with much of a pull after her father's death.

For some time her half-sister Mary, who was very fatal to her relatives, intended beheading her, but she put the job off too long and when iMrrulatton for July 1,032.373 ttllu 110 more, is me laci We should attach more importance to firebrick, and capable of being tilted. At the bottom, a number of tuyeres or noszles conduct the air from a powerful blowing machine through the 1 v7 a. Arthur capper, publisher of The Topeka that the first step in city improvement still is to fall. It will descend upon him some day when he meets an old the great demand for Mrs. 'Gene Strat- development is an intelligent, im molten metal.

This burns out the sill friend and the old friend asks him if he ton-Porter's new book if we could forget that millions of copies of Harold number of copies of The Daily and Sun- partial and thorough survey of the con- con and carbon, and after the allox iiion has been out of town. day Capital printed and circuiaiea in ditions existing in the city, has been added and thoroughly tn txedN and. Bell Wright's have been sold. the montn 01 juiy, aio ARTHUR CAPPER, Publisher. Bob has been away three years.

It is the metal Is poured Into ladles, thence to casting moulds. The Ringllngs having failed to bring MOTOR RIDING. It appears that the automobile cut a The ingots are reheated and rolled only after a man has been gone ten years that his friends learn he has left Thirty-lirst day of July, 1913. FRANCES WRIGHT, (Seal) Notary Public. iMy commission expires Oct.

29. 1916.) into the forms desired for use. rain, it seems to be up to Gentry's dog and pony show, that being the acid figure In the San Francisco scandal. In the open-hearth system, steel la town for good. test.

which has ended in the penitentiary. It Warn the attention of The Capital la -V. anw Of HCt A In is not surprising to hear that the affair made from a mixture of pig Iron and scrap Iron or steel, which Is melted by direct contact with the flame In a regenerative gas furnace. OVERLOOKED. A man whom everybody in Cleveland Ita column-, or to any error concerning wa3 Promoted by motor riding, for use- Another thing we learn with deep re-ret and indignation is that Ambassa knows and whom almost everybody in Cleveland likes wandered into our of or thing, correction v.

ful as the Invention of the automobile aay man TEEL EVKHYWHEHK. To follow these different processes dor Page has offended the Duchess of fice the other day and greeted us caeerfally be made. Marlborough. But we shall do nothing sadly. Mary died Elizabeth became queen.

Being queen of England at that time was no sinecure, for England was a small country and its powerful rivals, such as Holland, France and Spain, took great pleasure in booting it around. However, Elizabeth paid strict attention to the army and navy and did not load it down with personal friends of congressmen. As a result England whipped everything vithin reach and chased Spain's fleet into hitherto unexplored oceans. Elizabeth naturally became very popular and received many offers of marriage. But she was fickle and hard to suit.

The best she could do to see the ore cold, dead stones transformed Jnte things of utility and "Cheer up," we said in surprise, for is and great as its pleasure-giving and health-giving value to families who enjoy it, the truth is that it is also, in the hands of youths, a toy fraught with about it, we shall do nothing about it. KmiiIv la a nv.Utlni, he is usually merry. "What seems to be the matter this morning?" COUHClLl A Chicago burlesque theater, adver greatly beloved but history would be ton realu. thfU th careless moment, signed the death Pia.d bv annlled i.i-Bn i. peril.

To say that the miraculousness tises, "snioklng permitted." So far as of this machine, the distances It swal- we are personally concerned, the in ARE YOU GOING AWAY FOR THE lows the fasCination of such power aV mS mar Wl mm a I ducement is inadequate. Sbjijucini 1 land until it got too strong for her and WW 'i then she came to Elizabeth for pro- f101 t.w.tir.n in ships and mines the telegraph and uuuoi we sway 01 a ooy, is exciting, was to become a sister to a large as It having always been our theory Take The Dally Capital With You. is to put it mildly. One of the nearli sortment of gallant English dukesjher and allowed her to wear a beau- t'lephone wires and a11 kinds of elec- Subscribers to The Dally Capital who I momr "Today is my sixtieth birthday," he responded, gravely. "Congratulations.

You don't look it and you don't feel it, and I don't see anything to be sorrowful about." "It isn't that. But, see here. I'm pretty well known in this town, ain't Lived here all my life and am fairly successful in my profession. And I'm the only man in town, I believe, who has arrived at my age without ever having been called the 'dean' of anything by the papers. What's the matter with you fellows, anyhow?" Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Awav fm. thA mmmpr mav most of whom died by request when that the man who sat through a. burlesque show had earned $10. tiful black velvet gown while being 7 7. Kniuon executed.

Being relative to a mon- the automobile to the submarine cable, arch in those days was more un- Aeroplane plates, boiler plates and have The Capital mailed them dally to have occasion to regret Is the practice any postofflce in the United States for Cf permitting young boys and girls to sister got peeved. Those Englishmen who were not busy licking Spain during her reign devoted themselves tc literature and Elizabeth got first Eph Wiley doubts the story that Prof. healthy than the possesion of a taste springs SSVofu? deSVu" uso hashing abroad in automobiles with- Dyche has nine cars of fish. Eph for aviation is today. na phone us or ten tne carrier wnere you out cnaperonage or oversight.

There are We use nails and tacks, and the says there are not that many fish in Copyright 191? by George Matthew Adams. XX iSS rrBr not permit such reck the world. "The perfessor has been or only ten cents a week. lessness, pui uniortunateiy tnere are RIGHT ON THE JOB. misquoted," said Mr.

Wiley yesterday others who wash their hands of sons "What he intended to tell the newspa Illustrating the careless and foolish use of fancy phrases. Sir Arthur Quil- SCHOOL HYGIENE. ana daughters once these young people pers was that he has nine POUNDS ler-Couch the English writer in a re This week the Fourth international oisuu of fish." cent lecture, told the story of a telegram a baboo (an educated Hindu) Conaress of School Hygiene meets In The Impression that youth may be Judge. "I have found an ideal resort. I've struck a place where I can get my meals when I want m.

a bed such as I'm used to. baths just the temperature. No tips to porters or attendants are allowed "Stop, please. Where Is this paradise?" "I stayed at home." Cleveland Plain Dealer. 1 shafting for machinery Is nothing more or less than big round wire! We see all these things tn the manufactured KOOds We talk of the ton of our piano, we boast of the wonderful speed, endurance and economy of upkeep of our autos.

We ppeak of cheap and rapid transportation; of our spring beds. our easy shave. But do we ever associate thes things with the men in the mills? I hope so. 1 Buffalo, with delegates from all quar- left to grow up unregulated and un- Mrs. Anderson, says the evening luminary, "lives in Topeka, and her ters of the rlobe.

many of them from disciplined, granted wide liberty and sent from Bombay to announce the death of his mother. The baboo's telegram ran: "Regret to announce that hand which rocked the cradle has kicked the bucket." this country, distinguished professional freedom, trusted, with responsibility little daughter, Arra Anette, lives 1 ui IWriATt It knows) nothlna ahmir cnnn with her." When it comes to the mat men. Kx-rresiaent inui wm yicuc over the convention. MUtjr. Is a new conception, that Is no ter of chronicling the unique and the unusual the evening luminary has no "Is your daughter going away this! It will strike the average reader as doubt in some cases safe enough and lrnlf leant that three international wlU work- In others It ends in disaster.

competition in its class. congresses have already been held on Is taking chances when youthful summer?" "No; she has started a flirtation with the iceman, and we think her chances for getting engaged to him are very good." Louisville Courier-Journal. This colm does not conserve its en this relatively modern subject School ireeaom 18 mauigea to come ana go at loll Vt A1 SV nllr 1 l-J aKmca si nAnin 4- comiums. It unhesitatingly declares "Well. It's hard luck, but John has missed the civil service again.

It looks as if they Just won't have him." "What was the trouble?" "Well, he was short on spell in and geography and missed purty fur In mathematics. "What is he going to do about it?" "I dunno. Times is mighty hard and I reckon he'll have to go to teachln school fer a Columbus hygiene is new. What it includes Is v- 5Utiai measurably suggested by the topics of without advice or even knowledge of A r-RlKtfKR FOR HER. W.

r. Gilbert, th English author and librettist, was once at the house of a wealthy but Ignorant and pretentious woman. Khe asked Mr. Gilbert several questions about muolral composers, to show that she knew all about them. "And what about Bach? she aked.

"Is he composing nowadays? "No. ma'am." answered Gilbert; "he is decomposing!" A.nn uch a. fatigue and ner- Parents, to live a life largely independ- vousness In school children, contrib- ent of Pntal authority or supervision utorv causes of disease and physical as 11 youin were to itself and pj tSS-s 1 1 Li Atef In school children, open air competent to cope with its problems schools, mental hygiene, oral hygiene, raided. It will be seen whether the v-ntllatlon. heatine and cleaning of new memoa is an improvement on the I "kl nf whathai nofonta will school buildings, sex hygiene, medical uv wMmMmMMmmmmamMMumm Inspection.

school feeding. school piCK up aBain tne antnonty and the nurses and school clinics, etc. responsibility that many of them have laid aside for some years. We are living in a rapid time, of which nothing So extensive a program, continuing six days, seems a blow to the old fashioned citizen and tax payer whose chief interest In government is to keep the is more typifying in the excitement He Do you turn down the eas when they contribute than the motor car and motorcycle. cost down.

But wideawake, alert, up your beau calls? She Oh, no. You see he works for the gas company and says he won't let anything interfere with business. to date men and women, experts in Gov. Hodges is thinking of appoint the schools and the professions, are It was In an Ohio town where a re- profoundly interested in the subject of school hygiene, believing that this has much to do and will continually have ing a pond day or week this fall, to induce every farmer to construct a pond to conserve the water that goes to waste In the spring, for service in dry weather. A good idea.

This was Japanese Servants On Woman Suffrage Count Okuma outlines the growth of female education in Japan. With the extension of the educational facilities of women in Japan, their choice of occupation has certainly widened. This economic independence of the women has compelled men to "show greater respect to their wives and to exercise restraint on their lordly attitude. But here arise the important question whether women should receive the same education as men? No, in the count's opinion, the two sexes should prepare for the division of labor In their lives. The old nursery story of Momotaro puts this in a formula "The old man went to the woods to gather fagots, and the old woman went down to the river to wash clothes." The very start and basis of human morality is to be found in marriage; single life i3 a misfortune and a tragedy.

The English suffragettes are so drastic In their conduct because, with the large exodus of men to other countries, English society has grown Into an unnatural state where a large number of women are unmarried; while the movement Is carried on In a milder form in America, because there the supply of the male population goes on steadily. Ex-Ambassador Viscount Uchida says he feels it quite justifiable in Japnese women with new education to come to follow the examples of their western sisters in claiming political rights. But he points out that the long-established and strong influence of the family system of Japan will be effectual In checking the general spread of this movement for some time to come. Professor Abe, of Waseda, goes into a lengthy review of the experience of the countries and part of America which have given the vote to women. On the whole, these results have been beneficial.

Instead of using the privilege for the assertion of their personal rights, the women have utilized it for the cause of prohibition and for the improvement ot the conditions of child life. Japanese politicians are inconsistent in that they hesitate to extend to women, and laborers the political rights which they strive to wrench from the "bureaucratic clan." Professor Kuwaki says the chief faults found with the new women is that new ideas and new occupations make them lose their feminine qualities and become masculine. The Justice of such criticism is not always free from doubt. Dr. Egi holds the present social conditions of Japan responsible for the appearance of the new woman, for they must, in existing circumstances, seek independence and search for a means of living.

From Japan Times. ivival service was being held. At the tlose the minister called upon all those who wished to go to heaven to stand more to do with the Improvement of the human race, the development of The Prudential Trust Co. Phone 614 Bank of Topeka. Building Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit and Trust Funds SEPTEMBER INVESTMENTS: Non-taxable City of Topeka bonds.

Subscribe at once for what you want before they are all taken. Some of the bonds are less than $500 in amount. Heal Estate mortgage 6 per cent Participation Certificates also on sale. Two office rooms and vault for rent in Prudential Building, Corner of Seventh and Kansas avenue. DIRECTORS David Bowie.

8. E. Cobb. Treasurer: Arthur Capper. F.

I. Cobura. Vice President: W. H. Davis.

C. K. tiault. Vice President: Hcott Hopkins. President: A.

D. Kendall. J. B. Larimer.

Counsel M. A. Iw. W. W.

Mills. Vice President: L- Monroe. Joab Mulvsne. John It. Mulvane.

John Sargent. the nation and the prosperity. In the one of the hobbles of Gov. Stubbs and Game and Fish Commissioner Dyche. up.

Ail rose to their feet with the exception of one young man. "Don't you want to go to heaven, my friend?" asked the preacher. "Oh, yes. I want to go all right," the young fellow replied, "but not with such a crowded excursion as this. real and comprehensive sense of the The drouth this summer has demon word, of the whole people.

A city is strated the value of the pond Idea. fortunate whose school board can at tend this Important international congress this week, the first to be held The Chicago News points out the FINE SIMMER RESORT. "Well, well! I'm glad to see you!" erled a friend of Judge Blank the in the United States. error of taking literally what is said of "uniting the waters of the Atlantic KANSAS AND VICINITY. and Pacific" by the Panama canaL If other day.

"You are looking great and if I may be allowed to say it you fare showing grand results from your "It is certain that the failure of corn I these waters were actually united, it In Kansas and vicinity," says the would be necessary that they run up-Fprlnf field. (Mass.) Republican, "can be hill. The level of the canal will be vacation. I understand you were out of town, but I didn't know you had gone away to a place where you could 'take on so much flesh and health and i no such calamity to the population as above that of the sea, and its waters It would have been down to recent will be fresh waters, mainly the years." By "and vicinity" it meant Mis- Chagres river. "Uniting" the oceans is take off so many rears Atlantic CityT "Better than that," answered the auri.

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