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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-02-04
School Election March 5th.

The law now provide, that the an
nual school election shall be held on
the first Saturday Of March. Clerks
should have notice, posted not later
than February 80. Each district
should hold an election. Let it not
se said that single district failed to
hold an election. a Il necessary blanks
we're sent 10 the clerk, last week and
If any clerk fails 10 receive the same
he will please notify the uperintendent
at once. The clerks Of election should
have all officers qualify on election
day or as soon thereafter as possible
and then send the election returns
and oaths of Office to the superintendent
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-02-04

i wish TO close out my entire line o
hats TO make room for the new spring
stock which has already begun To ar
rive. Mrs. H. &. ACKLEY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
@pfhr mah Reoainen befomme
0uH

Cine sigsnartigs 9iits bon Mebail,
len. bic auf merttpiirbise @eiie er<
pprben tpurben, felt cine enelii9e
3eitf9rift auf: Die itdbtif6en 9eb0rs
ben bon paris perleiben jebes Sobr
cine iebr hubble bronSsns Msbaille
benz Strabenfeger, Der am pirtIam<
fen feline 1fli9t erfiut. sSm borisen
Sabre erbielt 2puis 2epins bic Mez
battle, bu er ii9 bur9 feline gei9idte
Qrbeit als Der tii9tigite aler Barrier
Strabentebrer erpieien bate. Sir
cine auBergeipObnli9e 2eiitung i'm
@fen ernarb ii9 Der Bel Strabburs
ipobnsnbe Mar 9eufler elm GbrenSeiz
den @ls er Dor GINGER 3eit in mod
ni9t 5tpei Stunben 10 Meter Gtrab<
burger Durt unb 10 pfuno Semitic
baSu ber5e6rte, ipurbe linn fir bieie
ans Dunberbare ~sren5enbe 2eiftung
cine i9Dne iilberne Mebaine perlieben.
Sir feline setreuen, freili9 etpas
erauiigen Sienife, erbielt Der oberfte
S9arfri9ter BON paris, M. Oeibler,
bon Der Gesierune cine prd9tiee eol>
bene Mebuiae, Die Elm tpabres &unfts
trsrf 1T. sic piegt ssgen u9t llnaen
uno bat einen Wert6 BON etpd $500.
Soear fir sirs Shat, bic eigeHili1
Elm Mprb mar, bat ELL itdlieniidsr
MilitGrpoliaift Numens @uerinna in
Neapel cine Mebaile perbient; er tpar
alein in bic 8erge gsednger unb FIT;
einsn berii6tigten 8anoiten, Der ia6z
rslang bic 8auern brunbf9ubte. err
I9oFen. Cine b06it iOnberbars Nus:
sei9nung lit cine S9lunsenbaut=Mtes
baiQe, bic tin inbii9er Satir in Naz
bras trGst. 3nun5ismal ertrug or Die
8iHe siftiger S9langen, ohne S91<
ben 5u nebmen. 8pr etDa 100 Sab
rem lebte in perIi len elm englif9er
3aufmann Namens @bams, Der tiz
nise Sabre als 8eSirtsri9ter tbGtig
NOR in elmer @eeenb, bic bamol5 be-
rii9tigt NOR tpegen Der berrIbenSen
8eite6li9feit unb Corruption. Sir
feline runsri9iitterli9e &ebli9tsit ano
@abrbaftigfeit" bsrlieb linn Der Oaz
malise S9ub cine prd4tige gclosne
Mebaile, bic in Der Sumilie als tots
barss grbitiid aufbepahrt unb 9e>
itGbt pirb. Sin Glterer at6letif6er
apblsntrdser, gric g%uroslep, ssidnste
ii9 Dor Sturgeon buour9 aus, SoB er
einen S6ubfarren t%auisnb ensliIde
Meilen bon Der &oblensegeno bu-4
Hprb : Gnelanb unb pieoer suriid
i9ob; bafiir tpurbe linn cine ftl6srn.
Mebails 5uertannt, bic er nit 5ssreifs
li9em Stolse trGgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

Den Neu9ateler See
bur9i6pommen bat cine iunee 16jGb<
ri9e gngldnbertn Namens Marb Ho.
berts. Die g%ntfernung bon einem
nfer gum anberen bstrdst 5 Meilsn.
Die Siitans tpurbe, obtpnbl Der Gee
febr itiirmiid mar, in 3 Stunben 80
Minuten 5~uriidselest. Sas lit ieeens
fails cine respectable 2eiitung.
SIM TIoDS Ribsr, 5 Msilen
oberbalb bon Siour gitp, Sa., tpurbs
cine S9ilbtr0ts i'm @etpi9t bon iber
40 pfb. sefansen, in beren 2iiden bic
Sabresaabl 1857 beutli9 einsei9nit>
ten suar. Man berfub bic feltene
S9ilbtrOte NIT Der Sabressabl 1904
unb iiberlieb fe spieber ibrem nafen
glmente.
'8ei einem 8afeballfpiel
in 2imeftone Bel Yort Clinton, g..
flos elm 8an, ben Der rpit9er" bes
Clifton Seams gef9leubert bate, nit
folder Wuat binter bas DIR bon pe<
ter 2arfins BON 3odp &ibge, Sttopa
Gorntp, bab Der unsliidli9e iunge
Mann, Der ben n8at" bate. tobt ME-
berfanf.
4iffer. ~ II d.
bieier Sage in paris nit Dem lenf<
baren 2ufti4iff n2ebaub II" in bic
9Gbe itisssr, madten bod oben in ben
2iftsn cine mertplrbige Gntbedung.
Sic bemerften auf benz Tauipsrf bes
8alIons cine srobe Ratte, bic iih ru>
big benz eigenartisen @ersniisen biefer
2uftfabrt binsab. Sic ipar pabr>
f9einlia nGbrenb Der MoAt bort
binaufgeflettert. Den 2rftf9iffern
ma9te bic Mnpefenbeit bes Naeers
burdaus teinen Spab. Sie fir4te>
ten, bab bas Sbier ben 8eriu9 MAIDEN
fDnnte, bic 8allpnbiile 81 sernugen,
Inn in bas Snnere ein5ubringen.
9liidli9erpeiie mar bas niat Der
San; bic Hatte benabm fi9 febr ber=
niinftig unb fonnte, als Der 8anon
unten anlanste. gefansen unb set0btet
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

formirt-. Ollie Damsn .rf9iensn aui
9eieaf9uften uns auf Der StruBe in
Geformtra9t. Cine WintsriaiIpn!
Ni9t Hanger! Sn paris bate man
ldnsit einseie6sn, bab bieie reue Mo>
be ibren 9aten bate, unb 5par einen
i9tperen. Die Oamen, benen bic
rOeFous" bic Sauptfa9e Bel Der
Soilette finb. bic Elm 8ermDgen fir
bubble Supons. fir 9iirtel unb Gor=
fetts ufp. aus5useben eepobnt finb,
tumen Bel Der fdli6ten nsuen Sra9t
ni9t auf ibre &e9nuns. Sin &leib,
tpel9es in Der SaiIe fsiner 9alt hat,
bebt ii9 f9le9t auf; per cine sierlide
SaiIs bat, fann lie in Heformtra9t
ni4t aeisen; per ftarf 1T, ben ma9t
bic Sadform plump; tper cine S6lep>
pc trug, empfanb beren S9pere bup=
pelt, ba bic S9ultern nun bic sanae
Gait bss &leibes gu trasen batten.
unb als fubfreies aleib mar bic Gad=
form ben Pariferinnen gu bdbli9.
&ur3, bas Heformfleib beri4nanb,
unb in Paris, Berlin unb alien grD>
beren StGbten cling man our beutisen
Mobe iber: gum Girteltleib, gum
fuBfreien 8%lufenrpd, gum enelif9en
Tailor-made unb benz tpei9 unb an
f4miesenb f%allenben G9leppfleib.
Sas f9Dnite aber mar, bab bas vtprs
f%ettlofe @epanb", bas @eformfIsib,
bon bret 8ierteln Der Samer nit
gorfett getrasen purbe: es bGtte allo
seiunbbeitli9 ni6ts ssnubt, renrr es
aufgetommer tpdre. @s bebauptet
nod als 9austleib feinen plab, unb
ba lit es rei5enb. Wer aber in ipl9em
&eformtleib i'm 6anIe arbeiten min,
ben baIten Sif9fant.n, Sbiirflinfen
unb Stubuebnen bon benz lDbli9en
8orbaben ab: man bleibt iiberau bdn=
gen.
Wir finb alio Bel benz etpiger Mps
befreislauf bort anselanst, mo mir
mod beute fteben. unfere Mpbe lit
seiunb, lit tleiofam unb prattif9.
2anse absr bGlt bieIe i9li4te Moz
be ni9t mebr! 4uf benz programm
Der Mobe folst nod Ginfa9beit =
unnatur! Ra4 empire bic &rino>
line!
S9on baben mir ben einfa6en
aleioerrod ni9t mebr, man iiberldbt
ibn nit @arnituren, man i9peift ibn
glodenf0rmig am Saume aus, man
frauit i'm f9on on ben 9uften Elm,
INN linn cine erObere &unbung gu perz
i4affen, man ftsift ben Suum bereits
nit @a5eitreifen, ia f9on NIT Stablz
reifen. Oas lit Der uebergang gum
&eifrod, Der &nfans Der &rinoline!
2anefam, fait unmerfli9, aber nit
Sdber Qusbauer nirb bic Mobe ibren
Miaen bur9iesen.
Wenn erit bic Mpbeiournale bic
Rodfprmeu na9 Der &rinoline ri9>
ten, tpenn bas erite &eifrpdfleio in eli
mem tonansebenben Mtelier ausseitent
it, Aann lit es gu fpGt! Damn pebs
rem mir uns nidt mebr busesen; tpenn
ale mitma9en, fann fi9 Elm @inSelner
mi4t gut ausidliebsn; mir perpen
uns bann NIT @ebGuben bon Steif>
gage unb Stabl umsiirten miifen, oh
mir pplen ober ni9t. Sd penoe mid
baber beute an unfere Samen: @ir
tpolsn re9tseitig gegen bic &rinoline
eintreten! Woaen feit bleiben 9egen
pariIer 2dunsn. sesen Mobeiournale,
sesen ale @erfi4erungen unfsrer
S6neiberinnen. Wir ponen bic
Sdli9tbeit Der Jorm ~beibebalten!
Wir ponen BEL Der Ginfa6beit bebar<
rem, mir tppaen unierem &Orpsr freis
8epegung laiien.
Die &rinoline lit unnatiirli9, bob
li9 unb unseiunb! @ir ppaen tsine
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
Sas 0tmo.

Bon q. Noris.
Srieoe, tpiuIt on Sriebe fiiblen,
Wtnm Elm &inblein auf ben G6oob.
SaIte linn Die tleiuen Sdnbe,
Sor6e auf iein 9uaen BLOB.
Sreube, tpinit bn Sreuo' empfinben,
Himm elm Sinh an beine SruIt,
-S6au ibm tief ms li6te Muee,
Seb' es ld6eln touer 2ult.
2iebe. tpillt on 2iebe baben,
Nimm Elm &inblein on bein 6era,
flnb On tpirit in 9dloe fiihlen,
Wabrer &iebe Butt unb S6mer5.
Sriebe, Sreube 2iebe liegen
@ie Elm Gueu 70 iilberflar
Sn Dem reinen &inberbersen
Wsa1 es Dir MIR offenbar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

On elmer Strabenede in
2ouisbiIe BOT fi9 tiir5li9 sablrei4en
Menf9en, bic ft9 bort befanoen, elm
fonberbarer NnbIid. sic faben Mans
lid cine Gltli9e 5ruu einem junssn,
ettpa adtaebn Sabre alien MGb4sn
cine gang sehori9e Sra4t Priisel Sers
obfolsen. @ie bic Grau fpGter
ben Neusierisen. bic iih I'm fs se'
f4aurt batteu. er5Gblte, bate ibre
9o9ter ibr ibr portemonnaie fammt
Snbalt tpeggenominer unb bic @bii4t
sebabt. bur4aubrennsn. sic lei ibrer
9o6ter sefOlst. Die Muttsr holte ibre
Tp9ter Elm, serabe ais bieielbe cine
Strabenbabn<Gar befteisen pollte.
Sie Sur9brennerin am &leibe fais
fenb, rib bic 5rau biefelbe o Der
Gar unb leste ie bunn. obne grobe
llmftdnbe gu MAIDEN, iiber's anie. Die
@esentpurt bon nube5u 100 Menf4en
f9ien bic entriiitete Truu ni9t i'm
9erineften gu esniren unb tie f4lus
ibre So4ter, Bis fie eluubte, baB lie se<
mug babe. Sn peniser als elmer Wis
mute mar bic bef6Gmte So6ter ben
8liden Der 3ufGauer entf9punben,
pGbrenb bic Muttsr rubig na9 ibrer
@o9nung 5uriidsins.
SvfesTfIr5li9 in Hep
gesf dngetommenen0 ampfer r8roon=
lamb" berri9te DGbrenb Der lleber<
fabrt tiefe Mibfimmuns unter pOrz
nebmsn ameritanif6en Srausn. Cine
@ori9rift Der Sampfersefeaf9ast be-
ftimmt, bab 6unbe Der paFasiere in
einem befonberen &aum bes Dams
piers untersebra9t tperben miiHsn, I'D
fie pom S9iffsfleif9er sefittert tesr,
ben. On 9orb beg w&roonlanb" tpe7e
ben biefe Sunbe in einen Haum ge>
bra9t, tpel9er fi9 bi9t nt6en Dem
elettriI9en Stsuerapparut befinbet,
unb bic Semperatur bort lit Siemli9
tsiB. Nun pGre troboem IQes frieb>
lt9 berluufen, penn ni9t 5rau potter
Yalmer aus Chicago, pel6e fi9 or
9orb befanb, grlaubnib erbulten
bate, ibr gang tleines S9oobbinb<
diem 500 600" in ibrer &aiits gu be-
baltsn, unter Der 8ebingung, baB er
in Der 8abetpanne untereebra9t unb
niemals auf Oed' eebra6t nerbe. Die
ii6risen @sisnfaaftoamen nit feinen
Sunbeu erfubren, bab 6rau pptter
Valmer elm oubsrorbsntlihes Bripileg
aenieBe unb perlaneten nun bon ben
Sffiaieren bnsfelbe 3e9t, inbem, mas
benz Ginen &edt lei, benz Inbsren Bill
Tia fem miife. @ber es balf ni9ts.
sFrau Ilaernon gobefen unb bsrer
Gatte, elm S9riftfttIIer, poaten fth
bas ni6t gsfaaen lohen, audi 6rau
goburn ni6t, Die einen rei5enben franz
aDiifGen pubel on 8orb bate, Der,
tpis bic Dame nit Gntfesen ertldrte,
bonn S6iffsfleif6er 2Gfe ftatt Glsif9
aum ssrefen erbielt. Der Gron Der
Sumen ri9tste iia gegsn fdmmtlids
SdiffssOffisiere unb bornebmli9 se=
osn SSrau pottsr Palmer, unb man
frusfe fi6 pGbrsnb Der R,ife bonftGn=
biq, pdbrenb ben iibrisep Pafagieren
bic 6unbsgeididte Elm piltommsnsr
n,rs.. Il Ike -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R.R,

-. Sabrseit Der 3ase...
abfabrt Auiunii
aoI:eO. Chicago umO Miaieuu erpres..t 7.l5 t1o.sI
xp.,oo. Detroit unb Chicago Elm .....s12.ao I s.au
Ni1tsan gits, Nuntis II. Safapstte epI-t TAO t1o.a5
t6giit ousssuommsu Sonntass.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-10
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Four men We're arrested last night
on the charge of maintaining nuis-
ance. w. It. LaWless was arrested as
possible promoter of the joint over his
livery barn on Quincy street,which was
raided last Saturday. Chief Stahl
found a quantity of liquor in Law
less room on East Sixth avenue,
which he claims is the reserve stock
of the joint
TIarve Wheeler, Albert Coulter and
John jeanette were caught with a
small supply of liquor at Wheeler's
dive in the sand hills" in North To-
peka. The men failed to give bond
until this morning, and spent the
night in Jail.
Earl Crawford, a negro, was fined
SO in police court last evening for
assaulting a waiter in an East Fourth
street restaurant. The row was the
result of a misunderstanding about an
order of pork chops.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-10
Biggest shin in Pncific.

The Pacific Mail steamship Mon
golia, the largest vessel that ever came
through the Golden Gate, anchored at
2:15 o'clock yesterday morning off
Black Point. at the end of her long
trip from the eastern coast. Capt.
John H. Kinder. formerly of the Occi-
dental & Oriental steamship Coptic,
was in command. Until daylight the
Mongolia rode at anchor, and then DR..
Cummings, the federal quarantine off,
Ger, boarded the huge liner He found
no evidence of contagious disease, but
as a precaution ordered all the Chinese
on board to Angel Island, where they
Will be fumigated before being allowed
to land. The Mongolia proceeded to
the Mail dock late in the forenoon,
and on her course UP the bay was OBJ.
served and admired by hundreds Of
persons
If another building of the same
height were set on top of the Claus
Spreckels building and the Mongolia
appended alongside, the steamer would
be taller than both of them This may
perhaps give an idea of her length.
She is SIS feet long, with breadth Of
65 feet and depth of 51.3. The Korea
and Siberia, the big liners now in ser
vice between here and Hong Kong.
are not as long by forty-three feet as
the Mongolia, and they are not so wide
nor so deep.
The Mongolia's keel was laid on
June z. 1902, and she was launched on
June %, 1903. On her trial trip, which
steamship made a speed of 1914 knots
an hour. She is fitted up to accOmmo-
date 316 cabin passengers and 1900 in
the steerage, and in her capacious hold
she can carry $4,000 tons dead weight
of cargo. This equals the carrying ca
pacity of a freight train five miles long,
or $50 cars of twenty tons to the car
twenty-five freight trains of thirty
cars to the train. In addition to this
it would require twenty-seven coaches,
two persons in a. seat, to carry her
passengers.
weeks ago the Mongolia had on board
s. 300 tons of coal. Under its weight
the trip down the Atlantic and through
the straits of Magellan was made in
good condition. The trip through the
straits was made in twenty-four hours
and thirty minutes Upon emerging
from the straits into the Pacific a gale
was encountered, but the great bulk
of the Mongolia made the storm seem
insignificant, and no Inconvenience
was noticed on board. The long trip
was otherwise in pleasant weather.
San Francisco Chronicle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-10
JAYHAWKEB IOTs.

Ottawa is induIging in a week of street
fair carnival.
at Anthony these spring days.
The only way to get shaved at ConcOr-
dia on Sunday is to do it yourself.
ScottsvilIe has issued circulars announc-
is invited"
The brick sidewalks at cherryva1e are
a playground of the rats to the sorrow of
the citizens
high school comprises five girls. Shame
on you boysi
porla now of the 25 dwelling there TWEEN
ty-five years ago.
Congressman Curtis will not reach home
until May 20 In the meantime Mr.. An
thony IS making hay.
Between measles and humble peg the
klckapoo Indian school at Germantown
IS IN badly demoralized condition.
The political campaign has grown so hot
IN Butler county that the candidates are
kissing the mothers as well as the babies.
a Mcpherson family are going to tour
vacation for the head of the family in %
Since a popular Wellington girl received
a Cape jasmine bouquet during an
threatened.
Selling whisky to the Indians has
proven a losing game at Lawrence. It's
too good a thing for the noble Red man
to keep quiet.
tF r tOASHtt Ddlk ms DG6n greatly
proved by being repapered. Bank paper
adds greatly to most any old business as
matter of fact.
Florence has a splendid well put down
at the cemetery with tank and wind
mill Be it understood it is for the ben
eht of the grass.
A woman of 45 years at Fredonia
dresses like girl of 16 and insists that
she must soon go to wearing long dresses
and doing up her hair.
Cyrus Leland is something of a politi-
clan, but he finds time to care for 400
acre tract of land which contains a fish
pond and $4,000 race track.
A rainbow trout was seined out of a
stream at COffeyville the other day. The
wonder is how itsgot in that territory, as
it was a strictly mountain fish
A little Cherryvale negro tried a match
to half pound of powder to see if it was
spoiled. The condition of his head shows
that the power was still there.
As told by an Isaac Walton at Cedar
Point he caught 81 bass and crappie the
other morning before breakfast. But the
chances are that he did without breakfast
that day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-10
SANTA FE GETS is MEN
Says That Large Numbers Won't Be
Brought In.

H. U. Nudge stated this afternoon
that about fifteen new men had been
put to work in the Santa Fe machine
shop today to take the places of the
strikers Seven of these men were
hired in Topeka and eight came up
from Kansas City. Mr. Nudge said
that he had almost decided not to
bring in any large numbers of men,
as it would be difficult for them to Sc
cure places to board and room. Il do
not think that it will be necessary to
bring any men in from eth east as was
bring any men in from the east as was
AT the shop points west of here we
have more machinists than we can
use and it is probable that 1 will ar
range to have some of them brought
to the shop in Topeka. At yelling
ton we have % new men and only six
left us at that point. At La Junta we
also have number of extra men but
we cannot use them there because of
the lack of machines
Mr.. Nudge said that the new men in
the local shops would board and room
at points throughout the city but if it
became necessary the company was
prepared to keep them in the shop
both. day and night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-10
CHILD IN PENlTENTIARY.
Boy of IS Sent to Kansas Prison From
Oklahoma.

Oklahoma has sent a boy only 10 years
old to the Kansas penitentiary under the
Kansas for keeping its prisoners, but the
Kansas officials are Strenuously Directing
to receiving the lad and putting him in
with the older criminals Gov. Bailey
has ordered proceedings held up until he
can communicate with Gov. Ferguson of
Oklahoma to see if other arrangements
The boy was brought to the Kansas
penitentiary at Lansing by an Oklahoma
officer this morning. Warden Jewett OBJ
4ected to receiving one so young The
Kansas statutes prohibit sending any one
under IS years of age to the penitentiary,
no matter what the crime Wrong-doers
under that age are sent to the reform
school or state reformatory.
Warden Jewett called up the attorney
generals office by telephone this morning
to inquire if he is compelled to receive the
boy and imprison him in the penitentiary.
I am not running any nursery, War
den JeWett said. It's a shame to send
a boy so young to the penitentiary. 1t
seems to me Okla homa ought to be able
to take care of her children in knee-pants
without sending them up here"
There is good deal of doubt about the
law in the matter and Attorney General
Coleman took the question up with Gov.
Bailey. The governor felt about the same
as Warden JeWett about the matter He
imm ediately telegraphed to Warden Jew
EFT not to receive the boy until he can
communicate with Gov. Ferguson of Okla
homa- about it.
TT is an outrage to put a boy of that
age in the penitentiary, said Gov. Bailey,
and if there is any way out of it We
will not do it. 1t seems to me that Ok
lahoma ought to be able to make some
provisions to take care of boys OF that
ge without combining them in peniten-
tiary with older and hardened criminals -
Nothing is known by the officials here
he has been convicted nor where he
comes from They were not interested in
quiries along these lines of Warden Jew
EFT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-10

Farmer Jones has half an acre of DO
tatoes, and Farmer White has ten hogs.
How many potatoes will be left three
hours after the hogs have found a
hole in the fence2
Charles has a stick of candy and
wishes to divide it among nine boys.
What viii be the share of each boy2
Yes, one-ninth would be correct if he
hadn't changed his mind and outran
the crowd.
A boy has a pole ten feet long to
poke the heels of kicking horse, and
the horse can reach distance OF II
feet with his heels Who viii be ahead
of the game after the second or third
poker
Willie has five marbles in his mouth
as he sets ont for school, but on reach
ing there he has swallowed four CT
them to keep them out of the hands OF
that Johnson boy. How many has he
left to trade for POPCORN
OF seven boy robbers in cave the
police arrest one, two others get scared
and run home, and the mother of an
other takes him by the back hair and
leads him away for a dressing down.
How many are left behind, and how
many travellers does the leader muir
der during the next week?
William gets into bed first and wraps
himself up in all the quilts and sheets
and gets both pillows under his head-
Along comes his brother Sam, and
we'll, how long does it take the mother
to get upstairs and lick the both of
thernZ
James is sent to the store for two
pounds of cut-Ioaf sugar. and ON the
way home he meets six different boys
of his acquaintance and says It IS his
treat. How much of those two pounds
is left when he gets home at last, and
how long does il take his mother to
run him out into the wOOdshed2
Henry starts a store on the sidewalk
with one quart of lemonade in bot
tie, valued at three cents, and Frank
comes along and trades him an apple
worth one cent for all he can drink
How much lemonade was left in the
bottle after Frank got through, and
how was the loss divided up among
Henry's creditors as he went out CT
business
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-10
LOCAL MENTION.

City Engineer McCabe will submit
estimates to the council on the cost OF
wooden wing walls for the East Eighth
avenue bridge. The cost of wooden
wing walls viii be considerably less
than the cost of stone.
There was a small fire this morning
at 1921 Fillmore street. North Topeka
at the home of James Peck. The coal
oil stove exploded in the kitchen and
the damage amounted to about $50
sam Mclaughlin, formerly driver Of
the chemical engine at headquarters,
and now employed by the Santa Fe,
is Just recovering from very serious
attack of typhoid, which reduced his
weight from 225 to 160.
At S:s7 Monday afternoon there was
a slight fire at 507 Polk street, doing
some damage to the barn owned by
Geo. Myers The fire was started by
children playing with matches
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the First Congregational church viii
meet with Mrs D. NJ. Fisk. 1916 College
avenue Wednesday afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
Rev. James H. Speer, pastor of the
North Presbyterian church of Denver,
Colo, will preach at the First Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. SDeer is not a candidate