The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04

said he would not be. sore Hehe is de-
Gated
The Topeka high school football team
plays at Kansas City Saturday with the
Central school team.
The Lincoln school juniors defeated
1.-THE Polk school football team Monday
by the score of to 0.
Rev. Matt S. Hughes will open the
Brotherhood of t~Paul lecture course
in Topeka November q.
| There was scarcely a sign of life about
either the state political headquarters
today. 1t will be different tonight
Missouri Pacific railroad men report
heavy rain along the line south of here.
At Fort Scott Monday the streets were
mudd--.
The boat UP Salt river will leave
promptly at noon tomorrow. Secure
your tickets early. as there will be
rush for bertlcs.
It's funny how mixed up a ballot can
get when you get into booth. It's
liable to look altogether different than
you thought it did.
By midnight it will be pretty accu-
rately known how the legislature will
stand. The senatorial contest will open
Immediately afterwards
Harry V. Whitlow, who has been with
the city railway for II years, will quit
rough riding. He will be at the Palace
clothing store hereafter.
Charles w. Lewis, of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company at Sedalia, has
been made assistant superintendent
with headquarters at Parsons, Kan.
Each party claims that their runners
on the ticket are good mud horses. and
that the weather this morning was just
the kind for them to make a winning
race
Miss Kassy Morton. a former Wash
burn student, is visiting friends in To-
peka on her way to Lawrence where she
will continue her studies in music at the
university.
When you get inside the voting booth
you are almost sure to think of num-
Der of questions you wish you had
thought of before about how to vote SO
as to have it count.
Wichita turned out to hear Governor
Stanley close the campaign down there
last night Preceding the meeting there
was a torchlight parade in which it is
said there were 1900 people.
The offices of the State Bureau of La
Dor have been moved into the rooms re-
Gently vacated by the department of ag-
riculture in the state house, on the
south side of the west wing on the
ground floor.
Judge Heller, of Usage City, was in
the city Monday, leaving in the after
noon for his home. He will return the
middle of the week to sit on the wool
sack here during the hearing of the City
railway case
There is some possibility that the
hearing of the city railway injunction
suit will not take place on Thursday.
The city attorney will likely have to
leave town to attend the hearing of evil
dence in the dollar gas case
A telephone message from Baileyville
last night reported the father of w J.
Bailey as a little better. Mr. Bailey will
probably come to Topeka tomorrow il
his fathers condition is such as to war
rant his being absent for a few hours.
It's "A great RELIEF 70 know that this
campaign is over at Hast and the con-
troversy will cease between Stahl. Lu-
cas-, Stebbins and Nichols Horrible t.
relate, however, the city election cam
paign viii be on in full force within a
few weeks.
The fusionists have mailed to indi
| vidual voters 100000 of Craddocks little
booklet containing his taxation argu.
ments. They sent out 100000 more t.
l county committees and county candi
dates for distribution They base thefl
/ hopes of success more on what thes,
booklets will do than anything else, bu'