The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-03

Just eat Dig round apple ana YOU Al DC
all right
If you're feeling pessimistic
I'm way that's realistic
xe everything is going. wrong and things
look black night;
If you're ill in mind or body,
do not take drink of today
Just eat big round apple and you'll be
all right
Then goodby to all narcotics,
To tonics and hypnotics.
The medical profession will soon be lost
to sight;
You won't need them any more,
Just eat big round apple and you'll be
New York Sun.
Thanksgiving is three weeks from to-
day.
DO you know where you are to
vote?
The Washburn quartette sang at
Rossyille last week.
Sen. J. w. F. Hughes was initiated
into the Elks last night
The K. o. T. M of Topeka viii meet
tonight at K of L. hall
Sam Iakin, end of the Washburn
football team, is studying law this
year.
Ellis Custer, formerly of Topeka. is
now living at his old home at Easton,
Pa
Apples are now in the market in
boxes labeled Reno county, Kansas,
Rpples.'
The FORCES for the manual training
school look like warming pans or pan
cake cookers.
The work of rebuilding the Jackson
street line of the street railway is pro-
crossing rapidly.
This is officially Indian summer.
Weather Director Jennings has made
the announcement
Still another story is being built on
the spire of the new Baptist church at
Ninth and jackson streets.
Tt is about time for the turkey ten
ders to say the crop is short and that
the price for turkey must go up.
After an absence of almost a week,
tomatoes have again made their ap-
pearance on the Topeka market.
Eugene Ware, jr., bought in the
Knox homestead for his father when
it was sold yesterday by the sheriff.
Congressman Curtis, Judge R. F
Hayden and J. B. Belts will address a
campaign meeting at Rossville Friday
night.
F. Montgomery. assistant weather
observer at the Topeka office, has re-
turned from trip to the St. Louis ex-
position.
The ballots for the election next
Tuesday will be sent to the polling
places from the court house in heavy
jute sacks.
A. K. Rodgers, assistant postmaster,
says he doesn't know a thing about
politics as government employees are
AAOk SuppDSG0 u kIlOWs
J. A. Donahue will have charge of the
Flks' MINISTRIES and will coach the CEN
ter rush, the end men, the half backs
and the ticket takers.
Z. L. Taylor, travelling auditor of the
Santa Fe at Trinidad is at the Topeka
hospital of the Santa Fe where he will
undergo an operation.
X S. Paxton is in a quandary today.
He received a postal card inviting him
TO call at some ones store and no name
was signed to the card
A marriage license was issued in
kansas City Wednesday to William ].
Morrison of Topeka and Margaret Nc
Mahon of Pittsburg, Kansas.
Henri Strawn has returned from a
photographing trip to Colorado. He
made a large number of views of Colo
Tado and western Kansas scenery.
AS October was the driest October for
is years some people say it is an indi-
cation that next year will be semi-dry
and at least there will be no floods
You can vote Tuesday as aearly as
six o'clock in the morning or as late
as six o'clock in the afternoon. After
that there will be nothing left to do
but to shout.
A dense fog hangs over the city ev-
cry morning. 1t is doubtless caused by
the atmospheric conditions which keep
smoke from many piles of burning
leaves from ascending
rs Chairman Phillips, of the Republi-
can county central committee, thinks
LIE suffrage III the NUMBER OF reg
sstrations is due to the failure of the
Democrats to register.
Bets on the election are not being
made very fast in Topeka At one
public place where bets are posted less
than dozen political bets have been
znade- Does everybody know?
The Primary Sunday School union
viii meet Friday at 3 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. H. w Baumgartner. 1925
MUlvane street. The meeting is to re-
organize for the winters work
County Clerk Newman says the ink
used in the court house offices is good
Ink Some OF the clerks say that it
Hours and gets thick They may be
thinking of milk instead of ink.
Probate Judge Hayden, who has
\ been making a good many speeches
I'm the county campaign, says he
thinks his voice will last until the
shouting is over on election night but
he's not certain.
The following appeared in this morn
mg's Kansas City Times: "A B. jam
sscn, superintendent of the state free
employment bureau, has received let
Ter from q Topeka carpenter who
wants a wife. The carpenter recites
that he is SO years old, a widower and