The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-17

a present from the girls, = duplicats ~
the chair that was broken during tbs
neles.
Topeka will play the Beloit high
school on Thanksgiving day at Beloit-
Beloit has q very strong team, and has
been coached by Al Smith. an old
K. U. man, and Hilton, former
Princeton player and a teammate of
Booth, the Nebraska coach.
It will be well for the Washburn foot
the controversy over Saturdays foot
ball game and choose officials for the
game at Columbia, No, Wednesday that
live in Maine. Vermont, Wisconsin, or
some other foreign state.
Several of. the city councilmen want
the meeting night of the council
changed from Monday to some day in
the middle of the week. They have
other engagements which they want to
| fill Monday nights. Mayor Bergund-
thai does not approve of the change.
A daughter of E. w. Krackowitz, ad-
vertising manager of The Milwaukee
Sentinel and author of the phrase "Ad-
vertising of all sorts helps all sorts of
Rehan and Otis SINNERS company to
be at the Grand Saturday night
Highland Park college. of Des
Moines, Ia, which is to play here on
Thanksgiving day, has been beating
everything in sight up in Iowa. 1t
does not play under amateur rules.
according to reports received here, and
will probably send a very fierce aggre-
CATION to Topeka.
Governor Bailey and his family are
| having a hard time keeping warm in
the executive residence these days The
boilers for the new heating plant are
still lacking, and there is no way of
heating the house except by stove In
an upstairs room and two inadequate
/ fire places.
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a return game of football with the To-
peka high school on the Washburn
athletic park next Saturday. The
Thanksgiving game of the Topeka boys
will be with Beloit high school at Be
lott. 1t is believed that this Will be the
state championship game.
| Governor Bailey has issued an execu-
tive warrant on which Art Banning, a
paroled convict. will be taken back to
the penitentiary from ChautauquA
county. 1t is asserted that he has been
| implicated in a number of drunken rows
recently. He has some time still to
serve on a three-year sentence for re-
sisting arrest.
Coach Bert Kennedy of Washburr
stated yesterday that he had decided
to play Bob Smith at halfback
in the place of Caldwell, who
is not allowed to play south of the
old Kansas Medic player, but he has
not been out much this year. Ander-
son will play quarter and Lakin and
Maxwell the ends.
Usage county farmers around Carbon
dale are asking the Santa Fee to pay
them damages for bringing cattle with
Texas fever into that locality The S IN
ia Fe had shipments of southern cattle
en- route east at the time of the foo,
last summer and had to unload them Il
Carbonate until the flood subsidized
Texas fever resulted among some of tn
cattle of the neighborhood.
Ed Howe says in the Atchison Glob'
that the Topeka postmaster returned
letter to the writer, which was address
ed Jerry Black, publisher The item re
. fers to the Santa Fe book descriptive
of the Grand Canon Mr.. Howe give
| the following advice: Eff you send 70
it, address your letter to w. J. Black
Topeka. Although Mr.. Black is know
far and wide as Jerry, the Topek;
: postmaster doesn't know ii. If yol
, won't pay fifty cents for a railroa'
publication, in spite of the fact that i
is worth more than any dollar and
) half book now before the public, we vii
loan you our copy But we hereby Civ
notice that if you read the book. yol
will not be satisfied until you visit tn
7 Grand Canyon.