The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-13

School begins one week from today.
Mayor Bergundthal is expected home
next Sunday.
A ice war in cold weather gives no.
body heart disease.
General Manager H Z. Nudge of the
Santa Fe is in Kansas City today.
There are several ''racy' looking
window displays in Topeka stores this
week.
The Sedalia-Topeka ball game win
be called at 10 o'clock on Wednesday
morning.
Dean Kaye. of Grace Cathedral. will
address the noon meeting at the Santa
Fe shops on Thursday.
One of the LUNCH stands at the fair
grounds, more elaborate than the rest,
is labeled The Inside Inn
A Bible class will be organized at
$50 this evening at the r. r. Y. NJ. c.
A. E. B. Smith is the teacher.
The Fort Scott baseball team re-
manned in Topeka today to attend the
Kansas Derby, which wasn't run.
Friday evening the annual opening
reception for Washburn will take place
at the college observatory building.
The state house offices will close
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoons on account of the state fair.
The Saints and Sedalia will play
double header next Sunday at League
park in this city for their own benefit.
The Union Pacific had a small freight
wreck near Lawrence yesterday after
noon which blocked traffic for short
time.
The committee of management of
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
From the Atchison Globe: There is
talk of a bowling league to include
Atchison, Leavenworth, Topeka and
St. joe"
Tho ,,,oon obapoa5 ET-;5a,, a,d +ba
wishbone prognostieators say that was
responsible for this rain. The moon
should have waited until the fair was
over.
The annual Indian celebration will be
held at Nadeau, Pottawatomie reserva-
ton, September IS. There will be a
wild war dance and a peaceful plat
form" dance.
Wednesday evening the Y. NJ. C. A.
and Y. W. c. A at Washburn will
each hold a reception for new students.
The boys will attend the former and the
girls the latter.
This will be trotted out now again
pretty shortly: 1.-The man who didn't
gloat; you can spot him every time, by
his new overcoat."
The largest sign in Kansas has been !
painted on the north roof of the grand |
stand at the fair grounds. 1t is 2oS
feet long and 2s feet high. 1t says: !
Use Taylor's Perfection Flour"
Patrick Kennedy. of Topeka. |
has lived in Kansas As years and he
says the best governors Kansas has |
had We're Governor Bailey. Governor |
Robinson and Governor Click.
A meeting the board of health, held |
Monday night, transacted very limited |
amount of business. The city dump |
natter was talked over to some extent, |
put no action on the case was taken
Chick Cunningham, a member of |
he 1903 Washburn football team, ar
rived in town Monday. He has had |
during the summer and /
nay be unable to play football this fall. |
New students are registering fast at |
college today. College Hill /
was lively last night with the racket of !
college yells which the old students |
we're getting off for the benefit of the |
new Corners.
H. NJ. Beardsley, president of the up
per house of the Kansas City council, /
will talk on the "Y. NJ. c. A Problem /
in Cities to the congregation at the
First Methodist church next Sunday
City Engineer McCabe says that the |
3arnum & Bailey circus shall not haul
n over the brick pavements as did
There will probably be no
for il, as the circus is going
o exhibit in the fair grounds The
Ringing circus wagons did a great /
ieal of damage to the brick and
asphalt pavements.