The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-01
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The T. A. A. ball team viii play the
St, Afars's town team at that place on
Driving on the country roads has lost
nearly all its charm. The roads are un-
usually dusty.
Candidates are anxiously awaiting the
election law next Saturday.
Gov. Stanley has announced that he will
way he gets even for the lecture she gave
The Ohio association will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting this evening at
Grand Army hail on East Seventh ave-
The district court jury presented Judge
| Saturday and gave Balm John Coyne a
The Crawford summer theater viii open
tonight on lots 4gg to 4s quincy street
IN Monte Christie
State Superintendent Frank Nelson is
shocked to find that the male teachers at
to wear shirt waists.
Superintendent Nelson says there viii
be plenty of teachers in Kansas this year
The male contingent are cutting normals,
to help in harvest.
The state Journal is the only afternoon
paper in Topeka receiving the dispatches
of the Associated Press, the greatest of
news gathering associations
annual picnic at Granville July 4.
The picnickers will go to GRANVILLE on q
Union Pacific special at 8 o clock a.
]. w. Lefbengood of F7iawatha has been
appointed parole agent of the Hutchinson
reformatory the new office created this
year. There we're more than thirty appli-
cations made to the board of managers
for the appointment
Frank Humbert was dismissed from the
police force for the reason that he is not
a resident of Topeka. That's humorous
across into the city limits and follow the
example he set?
In the game of ball between the Shaw
nee and Young Lime-Kiln clubs played
SUNDAY morning at the h1Iteenth street
junction, the latter won by a score of Is
Atkinson. and Stillhorn and Lowe.
Chief Stahl and Sergeant Hank Car
canvas on the Crawford summer. theater
yesterday, SO they made a special trip to
another stitch until the clock struck II
Sunday night.
and howl calamity, but f. M. Benenel,
former representative from Coffey county.
1888 las an eye on business ana is this
year running a threshing machine which
promises to be profitable.
The services at the Westminster Pres
byterian church Sunday evening consisted
of a review of the Sunday school lessons
for the present quarter. The exercises
were in charge of L. w. Wilson and were
participated In by the larger part of the
school.
Street Commissioner Snyder calls atten-
ton to the fact that he is saving the city
flee. Last June the cost of the street ser
vice was s. .0s9 70 and this June it was only
Perhaps the absence of Washouts have
had much 30 do with the saving as Nj.
Snyder.
A smooth stranger tapped the till of
Forbes Bros feed store in North Topeka
Saturday afternoon. The stranger was
young man and he fingered about the
store, making himself agreeable until the
cl ERIK left the room for moment. Then
he opened the cash drawer, removed its
contents, about $40. and vamoosed. It is
supposed that he caught a west bound
passenger train which was standing in
the Union Pacific yards.
Assistant State Treasurer T. T. Kelly
bought a quarter of section of land in
Ellis county last week for a. state house
company that wants to be in the
ground floor if shale gold pans out all
right in that country. 81. 500 was paid for
the land State officials and other po-
htical lights who are stockholders in the
company are: State Treasurer Frank
Grimes. Assistant State Treasurer T. T.
Kelly, State Auditor George Cole, Bank
Commissioner Mort Albaugh, State
Printer w. Y. Morgan, Assistant Attor-
ney General b. H. Tracy, Justices w. A.
Johnston and J. c. Pollock of the supreme
court and Dave Mulvane.