Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-12-01

tories.
The Falls City canning factory Is
running full time on canning pump
lsins,
Nineteen poultry shows are to be
held In the state within the next thir-
ty days,
Most all the weekly papers now are
Dragging about the great trade enjoy.
cd In their respective towns.
Two cases OF diphtheria at the sol
diers' Orphan Home at Atchison, the
only cases there, have recovered.
The past months pay roll on the
Rock Island is the largest since the
road built west Of the Missouri river.
Lew Headley has sounded the key
note for the annual roar against the
punlty train service on the north prong
OF the Central Branch,
The report Is out that the chairman
of the State Board Of Charities has
beed selected, but has not been an
nounced
The first thing the next Legislature
should do Is to learn something about
the State Historical society and treat
II half way decent,
II is notprncticable to use stools al
the Kansas pie counter, The seekers
would crawl up the rounds and try TO
wait on themselves.
At Topeka they say Of man who
will not do anything until he is
bodied, that he will not whistle until
You furnish the puclscr
Wichita people figure it out that for
several reasons, all Of them good, a
railroad commissioner should be
named from that town.
The State Historical society made
another call for more room recently
Perhaps some attention will be peid to
this some day. 1t ought to have been
attended to long ago.
Experiments in making vitrhed
brick from the shalc found Mt Cherry.
vale have proven it to be exceptionally
good stuff; better even for the manu-.
facture Of brick than that found at
Cofeyville, from which such excellent
results are obtained,
A Smith county man, after trying
mining in Arizona, has returned home
and will take up farming and stock
raising. Eight years or so ago Beloit
business man left there and tried his
hand in Illinois. He came back to Be-
lott few weeks since, kneeled down
ut the penitent form, bought out a big
business and announced that he had
come to stay.
1t is the plan Of the agricultural
college, II railroad cooperation can DO
secured, to have Mt least one excursion,
and perhaps several from different
parts Of the state, next spring, by
which farmers can visit the college and
experiment station at Manhattan, and
learn what these institutions are do
ing, The pamphlet bulletins Of the
experiment station are sent to all the
farmers who desire them. BY means
Of the press bulletins, with the help
of the newspapers, useful information
from the experiment station Is still
more widely scattered. Farmers who
have read these publications will be
interested in seeing the station itself
Talk up the matter through the win
ter and let it be known that large
company from your county will take
advantage of the excursion.
What Happened to Jones.
1t is another sample OF the develop
ing force talent of the country, and in
its brightness of lines and originality
of amusing contretemps it compares
with the best of the English pieces OF
the kind.
Mr.. Broadhurst has sought to gain
no effect by needless breadth of hui
NOR. 1t is all within the lines oil
comedy and it is so entirely free from
everything Objectionable that it marks
quite notable advance in the farce
style of writing. 1t is not only most
successful piece as it stands but it is
proof that the possibilities of clean
farce are but opening up, to the author
and the stage When the nearest ap.
proach to broad humor in play, is
that u man is drummer for hymn
book publisher and sells playing cards
on the side, we are ready to congratu-
late ourselves on the development re-
fncment of farce,
Mr.. Clarke has exercised great care
in selecting the ladies' and gentlemen
Of his company, choosing each indi.
vidual member with view to his OF
her peculiar fitness for the role assign
ed, and the result is said to be re.