| Show EDITORIAL PITH The Kansas plan of dealing with tramps dN1lnS drlvlni thorn Into the harvest Mold and feld maklnt them work at the muzzle of a sholuim for fair wticct hui much to commend It and l the moro tramps tho farmers of Kansas cause to labor for hire Iho better lint the fact that thin can be done IB a sail reflection rono rclectol on tIle Intelligence of the > American tram Can It he posiil II IJ blo that he la not win onoiiKh TO arrange Ills annual Itinerary HO that lie will alwtvs he Just ahead of a harvest or just behind one Minneapolis Times Leaders In ucvornl rrllirlous bodies fro Btnrilnr an active cnmpnlrn for an In creafln o students in theological semi naries I Is found that not enough arc rlouh graduating to 1111 vacancies not to men fre lon any available mel for growth Lead ers wSo want to Improve maiden are polntlni out that never before were sal art aries higher ICs larger or opportunitIes creator fun number to rro Into the iom InarlcH this fall is I exceedingly small and cCollnlI fnul In1 the coIIcRca who liavo announced their In tonllon Is even smaller showIiiK that the dearth or ministers has not yet touched KM lowest point Tin condition Is unpre conlllon unllrJ cedented TImes and unexplained I AN EXAMPLE FROM TJTAIL Tho Utah clubwomtn arc not only a credit to thcmnelves but they set an cx ample which clubwomen In other Slates vould do well to follow Stul Some time ago thcso women of Utah put Into operation a number of onclerm nunlcr schools of domestic science in various parts of the Stale Thesj were no nnii Ples c wmful they soon became selfBtipporling 1li women arc now planning to erect a C chool Q domestic science which shall Il I nolmlo classes In pawing and drcssmak l II It Is 11 to bu erected on the campus of 01 t hu StIlt iirlMTsliy and Is I to be mlls carried on In conn vcllon with that ItIstitti lon IiU 1C more womens clulm were engaged In p Tnciical service of this kind there would bn je less occasion for criticism of wOlll methods club Influence club politics and club winnyllngs pollc3 Vimena clubs have 1 yet to prove that n society is the better for their cxtslcnce JhJcngo Chronicle a Some o liio Canadlann are incensed l foe C aiisc tho citizens of the United Slates cal themselves Americans to tlie exclu sion 1i of all other Miles It is l a lllllc into f lllc la i Iho I day for this to be corroded t but If t the Canadians feel very badly about it tI hey can come In mot any time and sharo I t with us Cleveland Plain > Dealer I would bo a great Improvement antI a moat proper arrangement If all the sam sions o either house hold to pay tribute to f deceased mum her wore tlxcd on Sun day I Is a lilting day for I and It would relievo Congress of what mr Iho Increase I of numbers hal come to bo a decided Interference with business Scat tic lostInteihlgeticer < llcncer The cost 0 the Philippine occupation up to April 102 la l staled by Secretary Root to bo something over SITOOCOCOO An there arc over ll 1 10 O Islands ljfOOtI archipelago the cost thus I far Is about t I Irchllclugo ot I old At thIs price considered as a trails actIon In real 1 csliHc the Islands In tile Pacific are very cheap as compared with the proposed purchase of iho Danish Vest India Islandc < Philadelphia Record Our views of men and things must bo Kiilded largely by our height and reach Whether your heated antagonist Is n d fool or not depends entirely upon his abil ity to hit out Inc set away The merits of moral and intellectual questions hani upon tile comparative size and hang of their Incarnate champions Senator Uevorldge appears to have been sitrlctly wilhin ihe facts In ills characterisation ot Senator Baileys attack on Judge Pcnllekl But he Is 1 not a MK enough Pcnfell NI EO Mr llalloy will say what he likes and ht can hack It up lie can choke Bevcrldgo but Bovorldgo cant choke IJal Iiy In the twontieth century of Chris tan civilization there Is no power I In so clciv to set at naught this omnipotence of the avoirdupois I Portland u the OregonIan t-he existenceand operations of a hon Id o arbitrators tend to bring to public view tlio merits of it controversy and over when In a spcclllc case Ha efforts arc futile I fu-tile It promotes the hullIng or a sound judgment on tho part I > o the public a judgment which cannot fall to make ai 1 Impression upon the minds of all concerned con-cerned In any great war between employ emJlor crs and the employed Rochester Dem ocr l and Chronicle a Tho fact that so many of the great railroads rail-roads of the country such as the Atchl son tie Pennsylvania the Southern Hallway Hall-way and others hivo enlarged their dlvl dunds notwithstanding their consurvativ management IB most encouraging Railroads road can only prosper when tho whole country prospers and their larger pay ments mean tile general growth or bus l ness Louisville CourierJournal I I Coordinate education as we have null before Is an excellent t tlilni In cornparl son with discrimination against wnmun or inferior Insiriictlun for 01119l BUt whorl coeducation luu onco prevailed cocdii cation In the real and comprchctis y I sense of t hI term what Is called coo dlnnto t dueatlon Is L highsounding euphemism for reaction Now If coeducation coedu-cation ling proved f failure or blunder lie University of Chicago Is not only entitled hut In I duty bound toUlacard 11 I But I the 1 people are entitled to a candid and honest nlaicmonl of tho foots and the reasons for lie I stop now practically assured Chicago Evening Post |
