The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-25
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

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: Bass fishing at Lake View is growing
Cen J. X. Hudson returned to Yer
sailles. Mo. today.
.Washburn plays Baker university at the
1 Washburn ball park Saturday.
/ Secretary George Lerrigo, Of the Y. M.
= A.. has gone to Kansas City
/ A baseball meeting will be held at the
1 M c A parlors tomorrow night
Open street cars are now running on
the WashDurn and Twelfth street lines
Clarence Davis, county attorney Of An
oerSon county was In Topeka last night
/ Herbet ID. Crosby went to Victor, Colo.
last night He viii return the hrst Of the
Harold Herrick of Wellington. is visit
| ing his uncle, O. J. Wood OF 1921 Tyler
May Is.
| A; A Majors says that the report that
/ a mistake
s. J. higgins has become the manager
Kansas avenue.
Scholars at the public schools are re-
Joicing at the fact that only i've weeks
OF school vet remain.
Robert Ffke. a brother of J. N. Fike, of
me me state railroad commission, is in To-
n H Loomis will give his second lee
ture on Torts" to the X. A. g. A. law
class next Monday night.
The Commercial club rooms are being
cleaned up New paper win be put on the
walls and the woodwork repainted-
The. hyacinth bed at the. southeast cor
spot on the state house lawn now.
The K U, crowd sang Rock, chalk.
yesterday. to the tune of America
The senior class at the High school
seb Ey ha II On tRe eTgnn Plag Mat fhs a.
And the pancake case in the district
court goes on and on and the 5anttrsss
Charles McNRlI brother of Webb Nc
Nail. was admitted to Christ hospital to-
tons to maintain are talking of another
trip to the Jackson Hole country this
W. E. Ward who was recently appoint
ed receiver of the United States land Of
charge May 1.
Carpenters are busy in the neighborhood
pI Masnourn college. Nearly q dozen new
near the college.
s. J.. Bear will put in an electrical ex-
phone company at Buffalo. He left yes
terday to begin the work.
The street car company is making. ex-
tenslve improvements on its Oakland line.
New rails are being laid and new ties are
being put in wherever needed.
The "CoontOWn 400 tent will be To-
Gated on Kansas avenue between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets a matinee and night
performance will be played Saturday
Secretary Lerrigo Of the Y. NJ. C. A.,
says the association did not get the posi-
worth 3 Lewis WI Who ran away away With JeWeisr
Swearingen's diamonds.
Thomas Hiskey, who was chief engross-
ing clerk to the late legislature, left to-
day for his home at Wa-Keeney to enter
the land office there, where he has been
appointed to a clerkship.
Assistant Attorney General Tracy has
rendered an opinion that cities that avail
themselves of the privilege Of the new
law and sell their railroad bonds thus for
felt their right to proceed against the
companies for violation of contract
The following IS the programme for the
Unity club meeting tonight. Reading.
Mrs Charles f. Cavert: violin solo, Miss
Ruth Collins: pa per, The Life and Work
Bennett: baritone solo, Frank E. Brush.
Webb McNall, who is in the city today,
says the wheat crop prospect Is immense
in Smith county. where he has 400 acres
in wheat himself and nothing political Is
doing. He has recently returned from
of 100 steers at pasturage-
The board of railroad commissioners
has laid down set of rules for its own
government and procedure They have
decided to personally investigate all Sc
riOuS complaints and to have the hearings
at the scene of the complaint instead of
bringing witnesses to their office at great
expense
The prairie dog exterminators remark
the coincidence of Japan starting out to
exterminate rats as good sign of
general war all .'varmintsh that are
ruisances and pests. Steve Cave thinks
incubation with disease germs would give
the short grass country relief from its
animal enemies and suggests the same
method to Japan to accomplish its under
handed scheme Of starving China to
death.