The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-29
SNAPSHOTS ATHOMENEWS.

MoyeLor the Devil Red who puts to
flight
whate,er before him, to the Left or
wiii toss you high as Heaven when he
Your poor clay carcass with his master
might
a new Fools every minute born, you say.
Yes, but where speeds the Fool of Yes
Beneath the Road he sleeps, the Autos
Close DER the head, but cannot thrill his
clay.
All, my. Beloved, fill the Tank that cheers.
Nor heed the Laws rebuke, the Rabies
Quick! For tomorrow you and may be
Ourselves with Yesterdays Sewn Thou
sand Years
A pair of Goggles and Cap. I trow.
A Stencil, a Roar, and my Machine and
Beside me, going ninety miles an hour
Oh, Turnpike road were Paradise enow!
with Gasoline my fading Life provide,
And wash my Body in it when I've died.
And lay me, shrouded in my Cap and
By some not Autoless near speedways
side.
Yon Devil that goes prickling Ger the
How oft hereafter will you go again,
How oft hereafter will she seek her
But seek, alas, for one of us in vain.
And when, like her, Love, you come to
Your morning spin for Appetites sweet
And pass the spot where I lay buried.
In memory of me, fling wide the Break!
-Lippincotts.
Gleason, the horse teamer. has gone
to st. Joseph, Mo.
Archdeacon Crawford will conduct
the services at Grace Cathedral next
Sunday.
Charles J. Wolff. of the Wolff Pack
ing company, is at Excelsior Springs
for few days.
The claims and accounts committee
of the city council met Thursday and
audited the July bills.
County Clerk Newman left yesterday
for Manitou. Henry Monroe acts as
clerk during his absence.
The Forst Scott baseball team will
be here today and Saturday. Pitts
burg comes on Sunday.
Religious meetings are being held ev-
cry night in Potwin nowadays by Mr..
and Mrs. Hill of Michigan.
County Attorney Hungate has given
up his trip to the st. Louis exposition.
He will go fishing instead.
Steinberg's orchestra will be at the
Swift & Holiday Drug Co.'S fountain
Saturday evening from to IL.
h. D. Savage, OF the santa re pas
senger department, has returned to the
city after a few days absence.
A good sized crowd attended the Vine
wood theater last night, and the new
play, "A Family Affair was well liked.
New turnouts and switches are being
put in on the fair grounds street car
line, in preparation for the fall BUSH
ness.
The Nationals defeated the Master
BARRIERS on the Washburn grounds on
afternoon by score of Is
to 2.
The big brick chimney at the Crosby
roller mills is being patched up. Scat
folding has been constructed clear to
the top.
Outing suits are popular at the st.
Louis fair-be in it-buy any $14, $3.50
or $40 suit for $3.50 tomorrow at The
Palace.
t. L. King of the Santa Fe is after
the Grocers and Butchers to hold their
annual picnic at Snyder's grove at Te-
cumseh.
Fishing is said to be pretty good this
year in the Shunganunga. Several
mudcatS as long as three inches have |
been caught.
The country roads are better now |
than they have been this summer. This |
will be of interest to people contem-
plating bicycle trips.
The Shorey prospect hole is now
down lao feet. The drill has passed |
through the bed of salt and is now |
in a stratum of shale.
Some enterprising colored people have |
a large refreshment stand |
at the entrance to the fair grounds. |
They are evidently waiting for the fall |
races.
The Christian Endeavor society of the |
Central Congregational church will hold |
its business meeting and social tonight |
at the home of Miss Gaylord, 1914 Car
field avenue.
During the fiscal year which ended /
June so, County Treasurer Bowen ex-
pended 1921 for clerk hire and of the
fund not expended he turned back to !