The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-09

and Lon Townsend to tell what they
know about liquor being sold. Townsend
is the agent for mineral waters and
Thompson is in the drug business
DR. J. Il. Teleen, superintendent of
missions of the Swedish Lutheran
church of America, spoke IN the Lu-
theran church here Thursday evening"
and left yesterday for LindSborg, Where
he takes part in the Bethany jubilee.
The Kansas Special Teachers fedora
ton will hold it's annual meeting in To-
peka, November 20 and 80 The sessions
will be held in the Topeka Business col
lege. 1t is made up of business college,
shorthand and penmanSh1p Ieachers-
Now that Leavenworth has had riot
in both penitentiaries and y H. An
thony has unionized his two omces there
is nothing to be accomplished IN the
apple town except to dig up that steam
boat load of whisky in the Missouri
river.
The Medic football team practices on
the Douthitt tract, three blocks south OF
the Kansas Medical college. The Medlcs
talk of laying out a permanent gr1dlroE
there next fall provided there are not
too many houses built in there IN the
There is one Topeka soldier in the
Philippines who will have christmas
treat he will appreciate Mrs. J. n.
Croy of 314 Fillmore street, mas sent d
large fruit cake to her son, FRED ID:
Croy, who is in the regular hospltai
service.
The Washburn faculty says that there
is no doubt that Gill and Cave can
make up their back work and become
eligible for membership in the tootDaii
squad in time for the next game: dlll
has already handed in several theses
which stood in his light
The park commissioners have granted
permission to several people who ap-
piled to take away geraniums and other
plants which do not live through the
winter and which were set out in the
parks during the summer.
Miss Nora Dickson took flying trip
to Topeka Tuesday" says the Maple
Hill correspondent of the Alma Enter
prise. She gets the prize, and Santos
Dumont will have to go way back and
sit down and just look at the Ethel
tower.
Football is fast assuming the hippo
drome proportions. Two games for the
price of one" are advertised for the
Washburn field today when the Topeka
Medics and the K. c. Dentals and the
Topeka and Lawrence high school loot
ball teams are playing.
The extension of the Rock Island is to
continue for the most part during the
winter The soil in which the graders
are to work is sandy and freezing will
not put it in shape as will make 1t dlr-
fcult to handle in cold weather.
The current issue of the Kansas
Farmer contains the group of four half
tone pictures of Kansas wheat fields
which won the prizes offered by the
Northwestern Miller, of MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi. The views are taken IN Same,
Sumner, Morris and Doniphan counties.
The state board of agriculture has re-
ceived a request from the dairy de-
partment of the State Agricultural col,
lege for one hundred and fifty copies OF
the departments report on "DaIrylng IN
Kansas for use by the students in
dairy huSbandry.
sheriffs force today has been, rs my
name on that 1ist?" The list of wit
nesses who were called under the
county attorney inquiS1tion law to ap-
pear before County Attorney Nichols
and testify regarding liquor sales was
the list referred to-
Will Thompson might have done some
| business in the line of emigration" had
he been at the federal prison at Leav-
enworth yesterday He passed safely
| through the Kansas penitentiary mu-
| tiny and he might have given the U. 5.
authorities some valuable pointers yes
| terday-
Congressman Chester I. Long, who
| started for Washington several days
| ago but was detained in Kansas City
| by the sickness of his little daughter,
| is still there. The child is so far I'M
! proved. however, that he expects to
| take his family on to Washington to-
morrow.
| Superintendent Frank Nelson goes to
| Iindsborg today to deliver an address
at the welcoming of Bishop Won Scheele
at BethanyS JuD1lee tomorrow ~
| perintendent Nelson will represent the
| schools of Kansas, and will endeavor
to give the bishop some enlightenment
| concerning education in Kansas.
A meeting of the commissioners and
| chiefs of divisions of the Kansas Mid
| winter exposition was held at the Com
1nercial club rooms Friday afternoon
/ Plans and suggestions were discussed
| at length. The meetings will be repeat
| ed at intervals of about a week until
| after the exposition.
| DR.. Stevens, of Mississippi, who has
been in the city five or six weeks at
| tending his brother, Judge Stevens, who
has been very sick, will probably leave
| here today or tomorrow to go to the
judges home in Texas. DR.. Stevens
will go from there to Mississippi. He
considers Kansas a most wonderful
| state.
The Templin correspondent of Wa
baunsee county paper complains abou
| stock men moving their cattle six days
in the week and on Sundays" and says
people ought not to move cattle OF
Sunday, when other people go t.
church. 1t disturbs the sermon, anc
ought to be stopped. Six days Ii
enough to work.
Armin Fassler is the owner of one o