The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-27
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


And I need all tibet get.
Ny teachers name is Willyum Smart,
And he is smart, you bet;
try to git Ahead of him,
But hain't -suckseeded YET
| I've often put pins in his chair.
And waited to hear him Holier;
But gee, he'd reach across the room,
An grab me by the Collier.
Sometimes say my sisters Sick,
When I am late to school:
But even that don't soften him,
He Lams me with rule.
I wrote upon the blackboard onct:
Our teacher is freak;
An then he Whipped me so that
Couldn't sit down for a Week
This thing of bein' Real Bad Boy
Is not Appreciated.
In fac, I think the fun he has
= - ~ - = Chicago Tribune.
The state live stock sanitary commits
sion will meet in Topeka Saturday.
w W. Smith, secretary to Senator j.
r. Burton. was in Kansas City Mon
P. r. Wilson and F. R. Jones were
Topeka visitors in Kansas City vester-
dav.
Attend the moonlight dances at Stein
berg's hall, beginning tomorrow even
ing.
Ed Grote, of the Parkhurst-Davis
Mercantile company, is i'll at his home
at 200 Clay street.
The vinewood park stone crushers are
able to keep, UP with the demand for
stone on the city railway.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Congregational church viii meet Wed
nesday afternoon at $3.50 in the church
parlors. This is the annual meeting and
election of officers.
Beginning Monday, the Oakland cars
ceased to run on East Second street,
and are now coming INTO town via JET
ferson and Fourth streets. and back via
Fifth street to Jefferson.
r. L. Housed, grain dealer at Coiiyer,
has filed complaint before the railroad
commissioners to the effect that ne can
not get cars from the Union Paclhc
while other dealers can.
| Mrs. Evelyn Bradford, department
president of the w. R. c., has left for
| Lawrence and Kansas City after visit
ing Topeka and inspecting the work
and condition of Topeka w. r. Z.
No a.
Frank Lemon, deputy warden of the
has left for Denver to bring PACK
Thomas Rating, the mutineer, VINO
after two years of liberty has been cap
tured there.
The Kansas labor bureau will make
an exhibit of reports at the St Louis
fair next year. That will be all right
but if an exhibit of house Journals Is
made the fair commissioners will have
to erect a special building.
Fred Friar. from Leoti. wants the rail-
road board to hunt up 70 cars OF wheat
that were lost after he shipped them
August to Kansas City over the mis-
! souri, Pacific Eve cars reached tneff
destination and % cars were lost
Auburndale again defeated Lowman
Hill football team in a very evenly
J oh cd nv a OF B 10 u. Inc
features of the game was the Praying Vi
Erickson, Bates and Willard for Au-
burndale and the tackling or Bear aho
Sears for Lowman Hill
William Ornl, held in the Wichita Jal
on a postoffice robbery charge. has
communicated to U. S Attorney Dear
his willingness to plead guilty provldee
he can get a sentence of not more tndr
as it is the federal judge who does tht
sentencing
AS result of a talk encouraging the
organization of a second football team
at WaShburn college by Prof W. w
Silver, dean of the Washburn academy
TWENTY-FIVE boys got out for practice
Monday afternoon. A second team WI
be kept in the field to play with mgr
school teams and with the smaller col
leges and academies.
| C. P. Dewey, Chauncey Dewey anc
w. J. Mcbride have been arrested bS
the L. S. marshal on the charge of IN
Initiating settlers, and have giver
bond of 81, 000 each. furnished by Z. +
Dewey. Louis Mcbride and w ]. Kat
cliff, of Atwood, have not yet been ar
rested, but the papers will be served
upon them this week. The three mel
arrested are at Eureka Lake.
Within about a week the Independent
Telephone company expects to nave lt'
new line to Kansas City in operation
The completion of the line has been de
laved by the flood, which washed away
a good many of the company's poles
DELAY in the completion of the Soldier
creek bridge has further 1mpeded tIl'
work of the company.
Anderson Gray. the Sumner county
farmer. who was sent to the penlten-
tiary a few years ago charged WIFI
having hypnotized a farm hand ane
compelled the farm hand to commit
nIIrt1er. is trying to recover his property
DISPOSED of while he was IN the penn
tentiary. Gray was wealthy and owned
several farms when convicted. Now NJ
is penniless.
Five Washburn college boys have CON
structed a telegraph line on College Hill
1t goes to five different houses where thu
} boys live, and traverses' three blocks O
! territory. The proprietors OF the new
system are Kurt Zutavern, Roscoe
Ryrns. Tom Bowman, Hal Whiting anf
! Ralnh Schnacke They will be askln:
the city council for a franchise befor'
long, perhaps.
:: Football experts say that Caldwell
: the negro who is the star of the Wash
, burn football team. is the hardest tack
Ter that ever played on Washburn field
DuCray, the professional coach Wit
plaved half back for the Lincoln Medic
last Saturday said after the game.
: never was tackled so hard in my M
, as was by Caldwell. 1 thought tina
- Niger would kill met!
at Work on Orient Terminals