The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-20

mine.
Ny darling little dear one.
You're all my all TO me-
I Filling the world with gladnesss
Whenever you I see
Peaceful. sleeping cherub. rest
For a nap with the angels blest,
Who hover Ger your dOwny nest.
William p Dunlap.
The cafe at vinewood is not large
enough
The Fourth is just two weeks hence"
from today.
Cider Smith said it would rain today
and he didn't miss it far.
The Scottish Rite bodies will not meet
during July and August
Fishing is now reported good in the
kaW river west of the city.
The cherry orchards around Topeka
are red with the popular juicy fruit. r
The Scottish Rite bodies will meet
Thursday night at the Masonic build
ing.
clarence Henry has been appointed
postmaster at Silver Lake to succeed
G. X Albee, resigned.
This is the last day for the payment
OF county taxes before the penalty OF
five per cent is assessed.
Ensign Hill of the Salvation army
will hold special services every even
ing this week at the hall, S12 Kansas
avenue.
The Saints return from Joplin to-
night and will begin a series OF three
games with lola Tuesday afternoon on
Washburn field
Now that the session of the board of
equalization is over the court house
people are thinking about issuing
baseball challenge.
VIII Moore. a Washburn college stud
ent. has gone to Europe where he viii
spend the summer selling stereoscoplc
I Viz M country.
There is no perceptible damage to
the state house grounds from the Par
ker shows The trampled grass is al
most entirely healed up again
Washburn college VIII spend $500
to improve its athletic field for next
spring. The principal addition will be
a running track for track athletics
SO far this month. the aggregate
amount of the building permits issued
by the fire marshal is about $4,000 Ihls
includes $4,000 for the Taylor flour mill.
William Allen White has another
mouth to feed with his fountain pen
He wrote a Topeka friend Sunday;
Little Mary White came to town very
quietly last night"
Charles Gault is back from Costa
Rica and Panama, where he went to
look after matters pertaining to the
Thayer Mining company He brought
back a real Panama hat
A team from the Santa Fe shops
and another one from the federal
building played baseball on Wash
burn field Saturday afternoon. The
score was II to >, in favor Of the rail-
readers.
Postmaster Guthrie will deliver an
address before the Kansas Postmasters'
association on Requirements for the
Guthrie OughtFto Know what some OF
them are, at least.
Mrs. Lila Carlin Moore returns from
Junction City today and viii speak at
the NJ. E. church in North Topeka to-
night: tomorrow night for the county
institute at Parkdale; Thursday at
Sea brook and Friday night at the Mar
tin chapel.
The North Topeka Skipper baseball
team defeated the Reform school team
Saturday afternoon by a score of 4 to
O. Frank Lewis of rs North Topeka
avenue is manager of the Shippers and
issues a challenge to any amateur team
in Topeka.
Rev. C. o. Boothe of the Bible train
ing department of Tuskegee institute
will deliver a free lecture on negro
education at Shiloh Baptist church,
Twelfth and Buchanan streets, tonight
Rev Mr.. Boothe has been visiting the
Topeka Industrial institute and in
specting the work done there.
The street railway employees gave
reception Saturday night at the club
rooms to J. H. Tincher. the oldest con-
ductor, who resigned a few days ago
on his SEVENTEEN birthday James II.
Tfncher is his real name He was pre-
scented by the employees with a Norris
chair and a gold badge in the form of
one of the uniform buttons of the COM
pany-
The Lime Kiln team played a ball
game at St Narys Sunday. The score
was s to in favor Of the Lime kilns-
The Topeka team won in the ninth
inning with a score of to 5. The
lime F<flns made four in the ninth
and St. Marys was banked Robin
son pitched an excellent game for To-
peEa The Lime Kiln team has play
ed thirteen games and won all of
them