The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-21

-AIlanllc Magazine.
Have you engaged your turkey?
Defeated but not vanquished-Wash-
burn.
Colonel Ed Little of Abilene is in
Topeka today. He has quit talking
politics.
Dean Giles is in Topeka. He spent
nearly all the summer at ST. Louis at
the Worlds fair.
Conductor Young of the Quinton
Heights car line is going to Portland,
Ore, to ngage in business.
County Attorney Hungate's office
will hereafter be in the Stormont
building, second floor front.
Loman Hill and Potwin played a 5 to
5 game of football Saturday. This is
the second tie for these teams.
There were a number of drunken men
in the east bleacherS of field
at the football game last Saturday.
This is some of that bracing weather
such as Weather Observer Jennings is
famous for when he does deliver it.
Ottawa university will play the an
.nual Thanksgiving football game in To-
peka. Washburn ought to win handily.
East Sixth avenue between Kansas
avenue and Quincy street is still torn
up while the street railway tracks are
being relaid.
The Wells-Fargo Express
as usual, will present all employees
for Thanksgiving.
And here is something more which
can be attributed to fine weather-the
farmers a plenty of time to gather
their corn this fall.
The board of county commissioners
is scheduled to meet the day after
Thanksgiving if the members do not
eat too much turkey.
Every man who had anything to do
with the football team de-
serves Pnn ora tlI1a fi0nS for the ChnVuino
mad against Haskell.
The Willard Women's Christian I'm
ion will meet on Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. G.. G..
Reiniger, 1725 Lane street.
d. E. Cain. general superintendent
of the western grand division of the
Santa Fe, who was in Topeka Satur-
day, has returned to La Junta.
The colossal. consolidated, conglomer-
ate Elks' mastodon Ministries will open
the season here next Monday and'close
the season here the day following.
The man who wagered his weeks
wages that the Haskell Indians would
not defeat Washburn as severely as
they defeated K. u, won his wager.
With three attractions at the Audito-
game, Topeka ought to have plenty to
keep it interested on Thanksgiving day.
Next Thursday Captain Dadisman,
Robert Stewart and George Anderson
VIII play lDSlI 1dSl<1OOlOdlI SdI1e q
Washburn college. This is the last year
for each.
If you haven't visited the st. Louis
exposition you will have to hurry or
wait and be content with the Elks'
Ministries, the Midwinter exposition
and the chicken show.
The strikers have built a watch
tower at the corner of and
Fensky streets which will be used as
a headquarters for picket service dur
inc the winter months
Kansas avenue should be the recipi-
ent of another turn with the street
sweeper. Enough paper, banana peel
ings, etc, decorate it to make one think
that a fall festival had just been COM
pleted.
The Chanute Tribune says: w. H.
WATSON of Topeka and Frank Nelson
of Lindsborg came in Tuesday. They
represent the Buckeye company. and
are here to make arrangements for in
stalling a pumping plant on their Os-
borne lease, northwest of town. They
now have six good producing wells and
are anxious to get their product onto
the market, which is now made possible
by the advent of the pipe line.