The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-28
time to prepare his bond after the SEN

time to prepare his bond after the SEN
ate confirms his appointment
Frank Harrison, the newly elected
member of the board of county commits
sioners who will succeed Scott Kelsey,
has been attending the meeting to be-
come familiar with the business.
On Sunday morning the Right Rev.
Frank r. Millspaugh. bishop of Kansas,
will celebrate holy communion and
preach at the IL a. m. service at st.
PauPs Episcopal church, Kansas City,
Kan.
Nearly everyone who calls on Secre-
tary Coburn these lays says something
to him about becoming a member or
President Roosevelt's cabinet. He is
beginning to think Kansas people are
anxious to get rid of him.
Headquarters have already been en-
gagged for Kansas at the National Ed
ucational association at Minneapolis
next July. They will be at the West
hotel The state association yesterday
voted 500 to pay for them.
+ Mrs. Nation went to Burlington Fri
day to lecture last night. Trains were
late and she did not xpect to reach
that place until about nine o'clock Fri
day evening h says she will return
to Topeka in a day or two and for the
next month will rest
There are several necessary things to
make a tailor-made garment satisfac-
tory: Style is one, price is another. Ii
you nave not been altogether pleased
FA~AA tOGA
dollar suit made by the MANI peo-
pie.
1t has been discovered that the Christ
mas presents the messenger bOyS of the
A. d. T. received from the in
the way of new uniforms were like
those invitations you receive to attend
some concert and pay to get in The
suits cost the boys $40.
Secretary Coburn has been presented
with a homemade Sun1ower about a
foot in 6ianPfdT nv a southern Kansas
admirer. It's a beauty He
to pin it On Edwin Taylor, president of
the state board of agriculture, when
the latter preSideS at the meetings OF
the board next month.
1t has been decided definitely to in
clude Emporia under the jurisdiction
of Superintendent Mcclellan of the
Eastern division of the Santa Fe- Here
tofore, that division has extended only
as far as Emporia. Junction, but here
after it will be bounded on the west by
the first mile post at the west end of
Emporia yards.
respondence in the Dramatic Mirror
from Topeka: TOO Rich to Marry
harvested a heavy house. Madame
Modjeska and Louis James faced a fine,
friendly following, giving a veritable
dramatic treat in Henry VIII. The work
of the stars was above criticism, and
the support excellent. Alice Archer in
Jess of the Bar u Ranch tickled a toler-
able total"
1t has been definitely decided that the
Trego county gold vas first discovered
by "Gineral' H. H. Artz, who will be
remembered by the old settlers as the
once dashing leader of the military
forces of the state during the
times when Col. J. w. F. Hughes was
court "marshaled" and Governor Lew
cling assumed because Artz
was busy trying to get a gun-wad out
of a rifle barrel. He did not get the
gun-wad out till after the doin's-
A correspondent writes as follows to
the State Journal: Il would like to
know if Topeka is a place where union
labor is recognized, or is the work done
there by competitive non-union labor?
If there are unions, do they represent
all the trades and labor crafts as well
as the merchants?" Union labor is rec
ognized in Topeka, for nearly every
trade has its organization, even to the
clerks and statesmen, and the results of
some of the efforts of the unions in be-
half nf la hnr is nnfiPnahla