Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-03
Kansas Notes


the refreshments will be served Ia
moved.
1t is hoped that the truant officers
provided for in the new law will have
jurisdiction to stop the juvenile elope-
ments in Emporia.
The Leavenworth Standard suspend.
ed publication this week. Since the
death of Frank Lynch, ten years ago,
it has never been up to the old Stan
dard.
Protest from the patient exchange
editor of the Coffeyville Journal: IF
the Cherryvale News wouldn't mix so
much paper in the bunch of ink it
sends us we would like it better"
Three bucket shops in Topeka run
openly and pay license of only $1OO
year. Councilman Nellis, in burst
of righteous indignation, is preparing
an ordinance to increase the license
to $3.50 year!
The Twentieth Kansas regiment, in
session in lola, is being addressed by
number of fluent orators who were
quite conspicuous in Kansas when the
soldiers were winning fame and glory
over in the Philippines.
The Holton Recorder calls attention
to the fact that if the federal supreme
court decides that Colorado has no
right to lake water from the Arkansas
river Senator Burton may have hard
time legalizing his scheme to store
flood waters.
Judge w. |. Stuart is paying the pen
atty OF running for Congress by hav-
ing his name get into most of the
papers Stewart" Just as ]. R. Bur
row is made to suffer for being secre-
tary of state by having it printed
Burrows" almost always, and some
times Burroughs"
Mack Gretchen has observed that
there are several ways of paying debts
but the most general way is to pay
them reluctantly.
Another railroad title is brought to
light in Newton by Flue Welder Grant
Johnson's damage suit for $4,000
against the Santa Fe.
Some Hutchinson parties" it is an.
nounced, have invented a new kind
of railroad tie. Possibly it is a non.
partisan board.
Now, while the price of soft coal
is going up some more, is the best
time possible for Atchinson's fabulous
coal mines to materialize.
webb McNall of Gaylord has not re-
entered the Republican party yet. He
seems to be waiting around until no
body is looking.
When the Topeka Capital made the
demand, editorially, that Governor
Bailey should remove ALLEN it had
reference to he Hon. Jim, not the Hon.
Henry.
One of the Lawrence editors ought
to go to Chancellor Strong and explain
to him that a journalist" is news.
paper man out of job.
This time the meanest man has been
located in Abiline. He gave G. news.
boy one cent for carrying a heavy
grip twelve blocks and sighed as he
paid the penn: "a fool and his money
are soon parted"
According to the report of the col.
lector of internal revenue there are
1903 wholesale beer agencies in Kan.
sas and upwards of 5000 saloon licens-
es in use. Topeka has as many as
either Leavenworth, Kansas City, Kas.
Atchison or Wichita.
Piney Soper, the United States dis.
trict attorney for the Indian territory,
whose official conduct Is under scru.
tiny in Washington, is a Kansan and
a nephew of Cyrus Leland He was
assistant district attorney for Kansas
during the term of the late Joseph
W. Ady.
Hiawatha's pride in being the name
sake of Charles Daniels popular"
song Is becoming lukewarm.
Mayor James w. Orr of Atchison
says Grover Cleveland could poll a
big vote in Kansas. Hearst knows of
ten he wouldn't get.
Several "castors are being SHE'D in
to Lawrence jewellers to bid on dog
watches" for use in the State univer.
sitys school of journalism.
The Native Sons Of Kansas, who
haven't been doing much lately,
should hold a meeting and declare
Dan Patch an honorary member.
AS soon as the Abiline Democrats
office boy is able to go back to work
he will know better than to light a
match ag4in when ne is cleaning the
mailing galley with gasoline.
Teacher in convention at Newton
adopted resolutions protesting because
they are deprived of our right to
court and be courted." The use of
both the active and the passive verbs
shows that the teachers are aware
that next year is leap year.
The Blue river jumped sixteen feet
Monday night, which is the record for
the running high jump.
Henry Allen is reported to be trying
to buy the Olathe Mirror, and the Mir
ror is rejecting on the proposition.