The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-28
NApsHOTs AT HOME NEWS.
To those who gave thanks yesterday
And had ne cause for sorrow
Give up your thanks again to-day
There'll be no game tomorrow.


Give up your thanks again today
Therell be no game tomorrow.
Congressman Charles Curtis IeIt lot
Washington last night
TURKEYS were within reach on
Thanksgiving after all
The Kansas State Historical society
will meet in Topeka next Wednesday,
Is this Monday? No? Then why thar
tired feeling. that after taking sensa
ton?
The prisoners in the county Jail had
chicken. pie and fruit with their Thanks
giving dinner
sJrs Nation writes that she will be in
Topeka next week and would IKE TO
speak at the auditorium.
John Blayloch. who is employed at the
state asylum. went to his home IN VI
tawa to spend Thanksgiving.
The Christian church intermediate
Y P. s. c. f. will give an entertainment
Saturday evening at the church
Jackson. the Ottawa center rush, stole
two yards on the Washburn team yes
terday during a short intermission-
The Thanksgiving cold snap was
little late but it was mighty uncom-
Portable for the football enthusiasts.
Arthur S Kane. who IS COW manager
of the Century theater in Kansas City,
spent Thanksgiving with his family
This is good football weather. It's too
bad there is nothing doing until De
cember 6, when K. u. comes here tos
post season game.
Governor Stanley was the only active
candidate for the senatorshlp on the
fighting ground Thursday. He was al
the Copeland alone.
Unfortunately for Washburn there are
no blue chrysanthemums- ottawa pal
tisans were prefusely decorated with tbs
huge yellow blossoms.
There will be camp fire entertain
at last HDlI n la
night The public is invited. and old
soldiers and their families especially.
Mayor Parker called at the police sta
ton this morning and viewed the large
gun taken from Mr.. kalfee. He de-
cided that it looked dangerous even in
renOse.
It is reported that the Eskridge high
school defeated Manhattan yesterday, 6
to O. Eskridge has some husky youths.
who cultivate their huskiness by husk-
inG corn.
There will be a social gathering at the
Lowman chapel this evening to bid fare
we'll to Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Davis and
family They will move to the country
December l.
The grading for the West Sixth ave
nue. macadam road is about completed
The road will now be filled with crushed
rock and will probably be completed be-
fore spring.
B. S. Sinwar, the bad man who stole
a revolver and then used it to terrify the
lower end of Kansas avenue, spent
Thanksgiving behind the Stats, having
been fined the sum of S25 for his spOrtiye
disposition.
With a good coach. Washburn will
have a powerful team next year. Wash
, burn Is planning to send to the UnVer-
sity of Michigan or some eastern school
for a coach.
Mayor Parker has received letter
asking for information about one Ray
mond Stake, formerly of Columbus, O.
The letter is from John 3. Stake, the
father of the missing young man.
The man who boards at restaurant
the whole year and is invited out to
sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner has
plenty to be thankful for even though
he may feel like a stuffed gila monster
the next day.
One enthusiast says it wasn't a very
good football game Thanksgiving. Only
one man was knoclzed senseless, only
one man lost any teeth. but one nose
was broken and it only lasted about
three hours.
The Washburn football MANAGEMENT
deserves great credit for the way the
held was kept clear Of specta tors at yes
terdays game. The trick was done by
members of the night force of the police
deDartzcent.
There are a lot of paved streets in
Topeka which need cleaning. Mud has
accumulated in some places to d depth
" StfCi al litHeSs out topeka mas so
many paved streets they can't all be
Immaculate
Potatoes have gone up five or six cents
within the last few days, now retailing
at from 40 to so cents This is due to
the cold weather which has come ana
which causes the dealers to take extra
care o. the tubers.
After the raw decision that H. H.
WhlHen made against the Washburn-
Medics IN the game with Ottawa it was
decided that Whiffen had too much To-
peka red lemonade. These Missourian;
can't stand Kansas lemo.
Pierre Anderson. the Washburn foot
ball player who was knocked uncon-
scious for awhile in the football game
yesterday, is all right again today, ex-
cept that his nose will require a few
days to recover from a blow which if
received.
Manager Minney of the Medic foot
oail team bought a oneway ticket to the
woods Thursday and went to his farm.
He wouldn't go out to see those horriad
boys of his Medic team disregard his