Show KATE FIELDS II + I i I lug THE FAMOUS WRITER A I I FROM CHILDHOOD I llrr I Suet In I llrhalt til Ur okll4 S1r Sir 11111 10 lM J ultsIisr to shlegloe Iape ta a free ran UK late ICa Flay was n genl roll r I chlldhooil l S e born In SI IlInr about fifll Mti 4 ago the ext alt xfins to had 1 rtied the N4 the man wI t Ixen writing I nt t her for n cent of years Wnlttrisa aRe Landor WM attracted by her talent when she was n slip of a girl nndj a aI once niwumeil her tutelage Ho tioght her l itln lie ncter forgot tho MSO elation nnd nt his death bcftucJthea her n 1 valuable portfolio of drawUS Inerrlhtd with ti fo words IMo I-Mo leal nj winded angels Are 5 And no low brave and t on less fur She was cent to Florence very cjng and there she acquired music and the modern language Shun becamofic qiulnled with Irargc Hllol and look her harmon lesson from the beat teachers vantage In MlM Tleld taller diyd the amoeliitlon with tho great ISnillih woman forming the basis for a keen analysis of thin character of leorge Eliot and her work Shun also Dot the Ilrownlngs there and from ill wiurcpK received ImurcMloni which helped to put her Into the midst of the brightest critics and literature tankers In the rountr This was however not the only way In which she became distinguished Show Sho-w a lecturer of note and ablllt n politician of blue shrewdest nnd but type n philanthropist nn editor aIn leader a-In a liaUdo i > n ways the brll llanr of soy one ot which would hire made her name a monument among the most brilliant of American women Her life In Washington was of historical his-torical moment She labored there fore > for-e r In III effort to establish n paper which she called Ante Holds Washington Wash-ington a manner ot free lance which Will nothing more end nothing less than Kate Field Slim used Iho columns col-umns for the furtherance of views which were sometime radical but al way In favor of Iho greater good of the people It cost plenty ot money to keep the plant going and nftcr a long hard conscientious fight the was compelled com-pelled lo give up 1 Iho enterprise She oven went upon flue hectare platform lo get mono for the paper but the train was finally more than aho could stand She paid every tent of thin Ini 1 t ol r htOr dcbtcdness In time and never last track of the very humblest niulstant on the mIIA l f KATi nJrn paper until she had secured for cacti and all now positions It was during this eventful period she began tho crusade for free art She labored with thin house committee to have Importations of this kind placed upon thus free list that thin collectors other ot-her country might not ho cmbarnuiecd In trying lo eslnbllsh worthy galleries In this land Major MclClnloy listened to her eloquence as did Iho balance of the house committee The major recommended re-commended tho granting of the request re-quest Sho then moved with great glee to the scnnto but did not meet wllh tho amo success In the upper house Art wo Inserted In the bill as a dutlblo product but she never gate up the fight She argued that It went there only as a compromise which was In Itself n halt confrMlon lo her mind that It had no right there Miss field urged a vigorous crusade against polygamy She tins probibly spoken In over large city In the union against this evil and was n perfect encdopedla of facts In relation to It Sho went to Utah long ago to stud tho Institutions exlitlng there nnd then wrote about thorn with a fierce newt that did most rffectlto son Ice Sho slopped In Salt ales City while on her way lo the Hawaiian Islands and her obscrtatlon of Mormonlsms latler day aspect were read wllh lively Interest Inter-est It woo part of her creed noter to drop a campaign until she was fairly beaten which wan very rarely or had won n decided Ictor > This spirit was clearly manlfMled In her work In the went Sue was the pioneer In the fight against Morrnonlsm evils lIer stirring stir-ring tall > first aroused 1 Ibo people to Its phases which had been hidden by distance and Inaccessibility and It In I not more than fair to glte nor most of thin credit for the public sentiment which aroused made subsequent begin I lotion possible Miss field I had her own view nboul tho position f1bre sex fane believed I Jsa lenet 1 P111 nl 1 to the task of mind which Hthi hp l the 01 of nun On of her tetnorehle editorials I my plain Pon ills 101111 end ran m follows lilt en happens that a good deal Is I Mid In Its columns about women It II tie am women ate an lnterellng Cody in > be anne they are angels In the Hn feailipr rtagr on one hand or pee rrnIPd > worm on the other wall lie for nomrlmdy to turn them Worn 55 i Ic I a human being seeking like tan to find her level Next to shut U sg her nut of otiupallon and enjoy ints fir which nature hu inaiinYetly pled her simply became she Is n Wornsn the worst thing you can do for hO Is I tu pal her on the head for her Meets simply Ixcsun I the Is n 5eman The sensible rourie It I to treat bee just as you would a man Home lns ehe ran do better some ithe dare wars Don praise her necond tale work any more than you would Ml ronsplruoiisl that which Is lures late All she nerd Is n fair field ando and-o > favor Anyone who demands more than that ot her Is her enemy rather then her friend |