The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-14

Enlist EdEn true 0EAGAlGIs
For peace aside is laid,
And war. war war.
Is bountiful Jade
With Apologies to Princess Chfc-
California; viii be at the Crawford
tonight.
Charles Finch. in the Lawrence Ca
zette, says:
The government thermometer ranged
+ between II and p Friday.
Professor Ellis. of Washburn college,
was in Kansas City Friday.
4 Chancellor Frank Strong of the state
university was in Topeka Friday
William Irelan will preach at Belvoir
school house Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The Banda Rosa viii play in ottawa
ia March. It hasn't been booked for
Topeka.
Robin redbreasts have appeared in
/ Topeka. They come ahead of the spring
! book agents.
Can you tell from the valentine you
received whether the sender hates you
or loves you?
If Blanche Boise gains her freedom
the insurance rates on plate glass viii
be advanced.
1T is an i'll wind that blows nobody
good" and the plate glass men are
chuclling with glee.
Zabud council viii meet this afternoon
at the Masonic temple at o'clock.
There will be SPECIAL work.
Rev. Frederick NJ. Bennett. of Law
renee. viii occupy the pulpit of Unity
church Sunday morning.
The warm weather brought a few
blue bills to the Kansas river but the
hunters did not notice them.
The question uppernlost in the minds
of the settlers in Eugene is, Has
Tracy Gardiner been kissed?''
Cider" Smith came under the wire
winner. There was snow in western
Kansas last night in several places.
The suit of P W. Arnett against
Warren NJ. Crosby for false arrest has
been dismissed in the district court.
c. NJ Butlin who married Miss Mabel
Wilson of Topeka, won the tennis cham
pionship of the City of Mexico recently.
The Atchison Globe says: Topeka is
to have that elevating pastoral drama,
Tracy, the Outlaw next Sunday even
ing.
Question for debate: Resolved. That
Blanche Boise is more destructive to
window glass than the hail storm of
May, 81
There is a man at Kilmer by the name
of Harry Davis who IS building a cy-
clone cellar. He may be the wise man
of the day.
The W. c. T. U. will meet at the
Central Congregational church Monday
at O'Clock and hold Frances Willard
memorial
Rev. Charles A Finch. of the First
Christian church, viii continue his even
ing series Of sermons on the life Of
Christ Sunday
Chester Woodward is going to St
Augustine Fla, next week. He is afraie
the grounding foretold the weather that
IS coming in Kansas.
Frank H. Burt win address the 7. Nj
c. A meeting Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. He is state secretary Of the
Missouri Y, NJ. CA
If you don't know what the honest
man tho cen sac poor is king O. men
for a that" means take 1t to the post
office to John Guthrie.
J. NJ Padgett viii leave Monday for
Chicago and St. Louis where he viii
Introduce his SCOT proof hue to the resi-
dents of the smoky cities.
Paul Gilmore is playing THE
4 Tyranny of Tears" at the Crawford
theater in Wichita today for the bene-
1T of the Wichita lodge of Ells.
A Topeka man was caught for a
couple of thousand in the Arnold Turf
company failure in St. Louis Some To-
/ pekan always gets in on the ground
hoc-.
ShelIed corn is being shipped from
this part of the country to Mississippi
4 Presumably to feed the bears on 50
that President Roosevelt may have
something fat to shoot at next time.
Judge Phillips, of the United States
circuit court al Kansas City. has gone
to Los Angeles for his health and Judge
w. c. Hook viii look after his court
business.
The eastern papers have not rushed
any correspondents to Topeka on the
strength of Miss Bosses exploit. The
eastern press wants new idea. every
day and like Shakespeare never re-
peats-
A Topeka man. who has been in Cal
if0rnil thinks feGf
place on earth Why" he said, Il was
in restaurant there that has tiled
floors, electric lights and three kinds OF
ice cream.
Perhaps County Attorney Nichols will
hold an 1nquis1tlOn at which the joint
lists can tell what they know and what
they suspect about the plate glass win
dows in front of their establishments
being broken.
Mrs. Nation must feel maddar. than a
March hare to think that just as soon
as she got safely away fron1 Topeka
that some one else infringed on her
copyright and game preserves and tried
to steal her thunder
Professor Fordyce P. Cleaves, former
~ teacher of elocution at Washburn, is
now professor of the first principals OF
a United States senator at Boulder col
lege, Boulder, Col He is also putting
on play called The Amazons.'
William Harmon filed suit in the dis
llict court fTlQay afternoon against
A. A. Ripley, of the Topeka Steam
Laundry for $4,000 damages. He was
working on a pump when a steam pipe
exploded and injured him.
The Wichita Eagle refers to the Ar
kansas river, which is dry half the tins
and half filed half the time, as "ths
Kansas Nile" The KaW might be called
the Kansas Orinoco9 after the way il
flooded the adjoining country las
spring.
The Ohio club viii give a reception t
the members of the legislature Monday
night at the hall, us West Sixth street
The reception win begin at o'clock
Everyone who halls from Ohio is invi-
ted but those from Arkansas, Alaska
and Missouri need not apply.