The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-20


i Their schools to ny
Are likely to get the gad-
Ting-a-ling-ling.
| The school bells ring.
Il Hurry and get start,
Learn all you can.
For by that plan
You will soon be very smart.
| Ting-a-ling-Iing.
! The school bells ring.
Seurry away to school.
/ Learn how TO write
And be polite
And no one will call you fool
1 Chicago Chronicle.
States and books were busted off
today.
This is the beginning of football
weather.
The pavement on West Tenth avenue
is disgrace to the city.
September 81 the Jury in the district
court will begin hearing civil cases
All the special policemen who were
on duty during the state fair have been
let out.
This is the kind of weather that
makes people have a higher regard for
football
The manual training school is ex-
pected to be ready for occupancy Feb
ruary 1.
There was an odor of moth balls in
the air this morning-they tell of resur-
The opening meeting of the Topeka
Commercial club will be held at the
Copeland tonight.
The Atchison Globe: There is a
hack driver in Atchison who looks like
Congressman Charles Curtis.
Pulliam and Speck, two former
Washburn students, have enrolled at
the engineering school at K. u.
Mrs Chase Cole of 1917 West Six
teenth went to Eskridge today to visit
her mother who is seriously i'll.
The Washburn football management
games. 1t would be economy to buy
one.
Judge Dale went from Topeka to
Manhattan Monday where he address,
ed a meeting of the faithful Monday
night.
ment weather bureau. is attending the
weather mems convention at Indian
apolis.
Theodore Saxon and family have re-
turned to Topeka after spending the
summer at their ranch in Pottawatonie
county.
Atchison Globe: A Topeka girl is
named Walteretta. A Topeka girl is
also named Santa and her sister is
named Ee.
Barnum & Bailey's circus did not
parade in Atchison nor in Lincoln, but
promises to give its big street pageant
in Topeka
Lincoln Payne. charged with steal
ing eggs from Union Pacific freight
car, was found guilty by the jury in |
the district court Monday.
Sousa's band has been engaged to
give a concert at the Auditorium on |
the evening of October 5. The concert /
is for the benefit of the pipe organ
fund.
1t is serious question whether the
attendance at the public schools on
afternoon will equal the
of school children at the
circus.
L. z. Myers. the big man of the city
entered it in the Topeka races but
couldn't get it into the express car and
so left it at Chicago.
There is a great sporting authority
on a Topeka newspaper who doesn't
know that when a ball player is given
tryout with a team it does not follow
that he Will be retained.
A. A Martin. formerly of North To-
peka, has bought an automobile of a
Topeka manufacture and together
with Mrs. Martin is driving 1t to their
present home in Augusta, Kan.
DR.. L. NJ. Powell has been elected to
the chair Of gyneeology at the Kansas
Medical college and Dr. c. A Mcguire
will lecture on the practice of medicine
together with DR.. S. G. Stewart.
There will be an all day Emancipa-
ton day celebration by Topeka negroes
at the fair grounds all day Thursday.
There will be speaking during the day
and a band concert in the evening.
The new quarters for the superin-
-endent of schools and his Office force
IN the basement of the high school
will be finished in a few days. and
hen the entire high school building
will be opened to the public for an
Informal house warming.
The Barnum & Bailey circus will be
he first to use the new official circus
grounds in the fair grounds Here
lfter all large circuseS Will show there
8arnum & Bailey will use the quarter
stretch. as the show is too large for
my other part of the grounds.
Governor Bailey left last evening for
and is putting in today
ooking after his Nemaha county farm.
The governor is really more interested
n his corn crop. which isn't extra good !
his year. and his cattle and hogs than
lie is in politics He expects to return
o Topeka this evening.
George Stanley was severely burned 7
With electricity while working on troll :
ey wire of the Topeka City railway at i
he car barns Monday afternoon. A /
wrench which Stanley was using slip /
'ed and came in contact with a live j
wire short circuiting the electrical cur J
ent through his body He succeeded 7
n freeing himself OF the wrench before !
lie was fatally burned. !