The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-27
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There's somethin' in this crispy air that's
like the fidale's sound
When. you're for ing fer the quadrille.
When you hear a glad voice call: j:
Come up, you fellers, all.
An balance to yer pardners till the dane
in shakes the half!
While there's lots o. Joy in summer, when
the birds sing wild an free,
There's nothin' like the winter when the
fiddle sings to me.
The fire blazin' bright
The dancin' ever night,
AM a feller's sweetheart smilin' as he
swings her left an right!
So. the crisp air sets me thinkin' of the
When Life'il meet the music of the hal
leluia song!
The happy time o. fall
When you hear the fiddler call,
An you balance to yer pardners till the
dancin' shakes the hall!
Thanksgiving is four weeks from to-
day.
County Clerk Newman is going to
make a trip to western Kansas.
The registration books close Friday
night and not Saturday night.
The Campanari concert company
will be at the Auditorium November 4.
Vera Michael has brought suit in the
district court for divorce from Charles
Michael.
The Polk school eleven defeated the
day. Score Is to 0.
A Topeka druggist has some horned
toads on exhibition. They look like
red rubber nail brushes.
The streets and walks committee of
the city council will meet this evening
to consider the Edison franchise.
The Topeka high school football
team will play, the Lawrence high
school team at Lawrence Saturday.
Otis Hungate, Arthur McCabe and
Galen Nichols will speak tonight for
the Republicans at the Wallace school
house.
The bIeachers for the K. U. game
ing accommodations for an additional
1880 people.
Ebert Hubbard says that the ere
quisites for an all round education are
Ambition, Aspiration, Application, Re
spiration, Preparation.
Mayor Bergundthal issued another
election proclamation Wednesday. 1t
calls special election for the miscel-
laneOus bridge bonds.
A marriage license was issued at
Kansas City Wednesday to c. Arthur
Reid, aged z21i and Pearl Effinger,
aged 20 both of Topeka.
A chart showing the booth space at
the Midwinter exposition has been pre-
pared by Ralph Brigham, the general
manager of the exposition.
Walker Whiteside had hard luck at
lola where he played in David Gar
rick's Love The tights in the lola
theater went out during the perform
ance. -e- --- -
The new grandstand on the east
side of the Washburn football field will
grounds except the immediate vicinity
of the umpire.
William Allen Whites political sto-
ries which were published in book
form under the title of 1.-THE Real Is
sue" are being printed in syndicate
form in eastern papers.
There are "a students at the state
university at Lawrence from Shawnee
county. Douglas county leads in the
greatest number of students, Wyan-
dotte second and Shawnee third.
The work of laying brick on the
Fifth ward sewer is now progressing
rapidly, but the contractors are much
bothered by water, which was encoun-
tered at depth of about ten feet.
Malon Burget, deaf mute election
prophet: Two weeks ago stated in
the presence of witnesses that Kelly
will not be elected state treasurer. 1
also believe that Parker will be the
next president"
j. c. Springstead. clerk at Post
Office Station A, has taken "a five
school at Fort Crook, Neb., to fit him
self for an examination for a COM
mission in the regular army. Spring
stead was in the Twentieth Kansas.
The switch from the jackson street
car tracks to the state heating plant
is being built. 1t was necessary for
part of the time Wednesday to send
the West Twelfth street cars over the
"cut off, and bring them in by way
of Tenth street.
The Ottawa Republic says: Frank B.
Parker, of the Parker G. Hanson insur-
ance agency and abstract office, will
remove with his family to Topeka
Thursday of this week. Mr.. Parker has
erlntendent or agents IN Kansas OF the
Aetna Life Insurance company with
headquarters at Topeka, and his new
work necessitates his living in the