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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-08
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel 706. Bicycles and sundries, biz
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing Of
all kinds.
=. s. CYCLE CO.. us E. Sth ST. National
& Iver-Johnson bicycles Supplies, repairs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-08
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

STRICTLY modern residence blocks
W. state house, fine home. clear OF eI
cumbrance; sell payments, per cent II
terest, or trade smaller property. Home,
Journal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
Spntraft uuaultia.

YOn ieiuem @orreipOnoenten bat Der
0iew YOrfsr ~SerulO" aus Caracas Die
0iadridt srbalten. OaB nad elmer uOu
Dem oOrtisen Yunoesseridt abSesebenen
@ntidsiOuns cine Serufuns sssen bus
am 20. Wtai sefGllte llltbeil oes untersn
@erihtsbOis uon 8ene;uela, Oas be.
tanntliG se9en Die r0iep DOrt & Ser'
muoej Aspbalt Co." ausfiel, ni6t msbr
mO9li6 lit. 9lae in Dem ulrtbeil bes
unteren 9erihtsbofs uripriinsli6 ent.
baltensH Seitimmunsen weiben uOn
benz Oberen @eri6tsbOf aufrc6t erbal.
ten, unO Der 9amiltOn GOntratt wirO
iiir unsiilti9 erfldrt, WOOur4 Der 9is.
Sieruns ous Jtedt ertbeilt wirO. S6a.
oeneriae. .9lnipriide selteno ;u MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
Saben auaeucmmeu.

Yis ieet babeu Die @Ouuerueurc uOu
iehsunoiwau;iS pcrlhieOsnen Staateu
Die uOn Der 9iatiOnal Giuic 6eoeration
aussei6idte 9iuIaOuuS sur Setbeiliquug
OH elmer Gouferen;, III Der Die @inpans
Oerunssfrase na6 alien Seitsn belcufs
tet uuO beiprO6cn werOeu ioll, anse.
nommeu. Oieie miro am G. unO I.
December in 0iew yOlt absebalten
werOsn uno iit ossbulb pom grocer Be
beutuus, neil SeruOe in Der setcu 3cit
in SerbinbunS nit Der NsiuwauOes
runssirase uiele widtiss TrOblemr iur
SOiuu9 aufsetau6t iiuo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
Sln S6ipinefn ebtiae.

Der llntsr;e6usts, Der bur& Gin stmTbnli6ts
Wittsl CUR @siunebsit piter bustittat puret,
ud6ten tr finiss SABRE lang an elmer Ihpntn
9unssnfranfbtit uub an Der ssfirtttlen aranf-
belt Stpintiuht stlitisn bate, bat tin srpbts
@srIaussn, isintn Witlsibtnesn has MittI er
Stilune brfannt ~ MAIDEN. Alltn ttuisnistn,
bic ts ptrlnnstn, pirt sr frtunblitif fOffsnfrti
cine Abi6rift efr ,3utsrsituns lbifsn. ptI6t lie
ale sint d6ert Stiluns fir Stpintiu6t. gifb-
ma, Gatarrb, 8rundAi5 uue ale SaIs- uno
eunesnfranfbtiien fnptn pfresn. 9r bort, ba6
aas esibsnbsn itin StiImittsI prpbirsn psresu,
ba ss isbr psrtbSpl III. Disifnissn, ptI6s bic
3ubntituns psrlinstu, psl6s ibutn nihts 70.
Zen piIe unb tin Ststn fur ir isiu mag, puIIsn
ssfdaisff y
Chr. Gbpdrb u. gDilfpH,
Srcpfgu, q. o., atrsHirsn.
GrpGbns bitfs 3tituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
4Shi6teifriaer Sclcat.

Sn Swinemiinoe, Eommern, puroe
Bring 6rieOrid 9sinrif. Der dlteite
SObn Oes Yriu;sn 2tIbrs6t pom Rreu.
sen, unter Dem Yeroaht, elm Spion ,u
isin, uOn einem SOlouteu auf Dem 5eit.
uu9swall uerbaftet, als er bort in &C.
wObnlider Giuiltleiouns pbOtosrapbiids
auinabmeu mahte. Der Prin; iaste
Dem Soleaten, wer CT lei. Der aber
iaste ld6eluo; p6auls 2lusreOe. Dtdus
neten, fOmmen sic nur nit. Da fam
SeOer tommeu, mir wsiBma9en, .baB sr
Elm BriuS 1T uno uerlausen baB i'd
ibm geitattsn iOle, bier gu ipiOuireu. :"
Sprad's uuo nabm ben Yrinsn ua6
Der 9auptwabe, no bieier pom GOm'
munOanten ertannt uuo lofOrt entlai'
fen mur0e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
sluf Dem sriesspfas.

Die n8OlHer 3eituns" brinst Nie
9ia6ri6t, Sab etpn 5000 Guanaamas.
Gihseborcne Der GeseuOen nOrolid pom
Oeuti6. .Sii6weituirita, mebrere pOrta.
sieiii6s Srtitaftcn angriiicn, bic Sim
wObner nieOerma6ten uno ibre 00uier
uerbruunten. Drei fruuiOiiide Wtiis
iiouGre muroen pon ben 94iIoen init
fortsci6leppt es selaus iburu aber,
aui oem gSese ua6 Dem @a9er gu eut.
tommsn. Die Miceelei iuno geraoe an
Serielben Stelle itatt, no pOr eiuem
Sabr Die pOrtusieiiiden 3ruppen cine
bsOsutsnSs 9iieNsrlaSe srlitteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17

miiie, mas bas for en- Sonn Is, Die
Wiauntsns enuff 3u feline = mer
muB ia bod INNER wiboer erunner
tomme. SD ben aud bran 9sOentt,
oaB 10 piete 2eut fiide 9ebn. 9Sea
oas is aud nit mein Sebs. Dente
Ss bod nur email ielbit: Stunoelan9
bodt mer DO in bic Conn III mart bis
10 SSiidl'i6e belize buht. Die 6il6'
der fin awmer ais Jtubl 10 i6mart
wie en- Wteni6 III ie finne ari9 i6nea
aus, baB 10 e armielises 0erwde bod
nit 9enus SnOubsment is, iei Susenc
un S6Dnbeit ;u iddriieiie I'M iOr ben
9iieien ibuupperu ie, OOSer bsitens'
iulls nibbele le c Deni9 an ben Vebt
erum, iase pmOtib Obleiti6t" IN
l9wimme fort: lin mer bleibt wie 10
en- after @iel nod itunoenlan9 90 bode
III beutt, ss mus bod elmer beige.
S6lieBli6, panu mer nit proidne
@dipre6sn, Die 9anje S6utin9mdti6
in Oas g8aIer merle mill, 90 ipiirt
mer, buB en- Slid Sebiiie bot. Wter
putt Die 5ii6insrabO sraus awwer, 0
bu mel, mas is oas ia 10 i6Uer, bentt
mer, iel mug Pietih ieln. @enn
mer bann Oas gieit eraus sepullt bOt,
ounn iisbt mer eri9t, oaB es en- after
Robberbubt, Der pOll SSalier seIobtt
is, mar I'M oas rufe bic Seut 6onn !?
@ebt mid bod epe9 nit 10 en- Stofi.
gSie i'd mid aud ssbuttcrt III 9etru'
melt ben, i6 ben nit oas ri4tige &C.
itrOde. Sect mill i'd bod nod emcl
ju ben gSeoesneilcr iprebe, mebbie
Der bot ell GiSie mann Der uwwsr aud
nifs wsiB, bann is ss bel mid seiet.
telt, Oann sebn i6 gar nit fort I'M
blciwe al Dem Plae mo es bod INNER
an i9Onite is bobm ibwiet bobm.
gBomit ih perblewe
SbHe 3bre liewer
Pbilipp Sauerampfer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17

slunOucirt i'm .BO6subtatt.- ,:s, ne,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
Tatales SSerlebcn.

@r SeuatOr unO GOuntDsS6 6ulcom.
mtiidr SS. 8. Cobb bon 0tOpiiOn, @u.,
purOe pom ieiner Satin eri6oisu. 81
fam ipGt na6 Suuie, nno Die 5ruu.
Die aus Dem Shlaf wad)te, srsriii in
Dem @laubeu, OaB Gin @iubre6er i'm
9anle iei, eiuen uebsn oem 9ett lie,
senNcu Rspoluer unO fsuerte brei
S6iiiis ab. S6per uerwunOst iani
Gobb Su SOoen unO ltarb trOe allsr
ar;tlideu Silfe mebrsre StunSen ipds
ter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-17
SSpeben.I Iunbibau.
Sula II D.

Sn eiuem erlaliensn Rronunciamento
warnt Samuel @Ompers bic Wtitslieber
Der 5eoeration Of SabOr i'm 9anSen
9anbe Dor Der in @biea9o unldgit in's
9eben seruisnen Organization Der Sn'
buftrial 8orters Of tbe Norlo.
Staatsicnator 6rant 3. 6urris
wurbe in SeiieriOu Gitp, Wto.. uon
@ei6worenen in Der se9en i'm erbObenen
glnflase, i'm Sabre 1901 8eitedunsss
sslbsr unsenOmmen gu baben, ireiss'
ipro6sn. Der YrO;eB oauerte 9enau
cine 98ods unb Der Suuptbelaitunss'
seuse mar Der iriibere Sices9Ouuerneur
Sobn q. zee, uui beiien slusiasen Die
slutlase ss9en ben Scnator uripriin9'
lid erboben moroen mar.
Yertrster pom Sinanjinitituteu, bic
Die msiiten StraBenbubngeiellib baften in
ben 9ereini9ten Staateu coutrOlliren,
werOsn in ben naditen 0Oheu in 1tew
gOrf cine Yerlammlun3 abbalten, I'M
ben Flan Der Organization idmmtli6er
Strabsnbubn @eieli6uiten gu elmer
Corporation nit einem uno bemielben
Sermaltuuss. uno 8etriebsiDitem uub
Dem gleihen 6abr9elo in allen Stdoten
Su uerihmel;en.
BauwOlpflanier in ben Staaten
1eras, Suuiiiana, Wtiiiiiiippi unb ars
tauiuS bnbsn elmer Glique uOn Baum:
nolllpefulanteu al Wall Str., 9tem
Yort, bic Die Hreiie nah ei9euem Belle.
ben unO ;u ibrem eisenen 8Ortbeil
manipuliren wOllen, ben Srieg ertlGrt.
Son ben Yertreteru Der Soutbern
Cotton grOwers' 9lHOciatiOn iinb
idmmtlide 9flau;er in ben Saumpols
sessnben baraui auimertiam gemu6t
Woroen, oaB iie ibre 8aumwOlle ni6t
lklter 12c. pertauien iOllen.
Sin beitiser Sturm. Der pom ihw.reu
8e9ensiiien besleitet mar, iudte ben
iiiolibeu 2beil oes Stautes Snbiuna
beim uHO ri6tete eiuen S6aben uOn
100000 an. Der @iienbabnuerfebr
1T tbeilweiie uOllitGuois labm sele9t unb
in perl6ieoenen St6bten wie BrincetOu,
Retersburs uno anSeren mubten mebrs
ere 6abrifeu 9ei6lOiien weroen, neil
Oas S8uiier in benielben ;u bod sss
itie9en mar.
@twa iiinfbunoert @eIfditsiiibrer
unabbGu9lser 3cIepbOn @eiellIduftsu
i'm Staat Sllinois balten in 8eoria,
9ll., cine Convention ab ;u Dem 3med,
Die Srsuniiation einer ueuen 9elells
ihaft in's Seben gu ruien, Der ale I'M.
abbdnsisen @eielli6aften bsitrsten ioI.
len. Ourd bieie neue Organization iOll
Der Sell Gelepbon @eieli6aft in jenem
Staat @OncurrenS 9emabt peroen.
Su SOlee Der pom Sreisseri9t in
BUrtlan6, Ore, absesebenen @nti6si.
bun9 1T bas BON Der lesten Stuats.
ssiessebuns erlaiicne 9lnti Scalpins-
@eies cOnltitutiOnell. Sialper, Die
uuter oieiem @eies uerbaftet worSen
waren, buben iid bereit erflart, Die
ibueu 3uoittirtsn @eloitraieu ;u beiabs
len, oaun ibrc @eiddite auiSuseben
nno Die Staot gu uerlalien.
Son ben Yeltre Der 2ouisuille &
Oiuibuille unO Der Sliuois Gsntral 81.
ienbubn wurOe ben Sutereiien Der
STANDARD Oil So. Oa0ur9 eiu barter
SGlaS uerieet, oaB Die erpdbnten @is
ienbabn9eisllidaiteH Die 6ru6traten fir
&ObOl uno iiir Sereini9tes 9etsoleum
Smii6en 9tew Orleans uuo nOroli6en
Stibten ieitlesten. Sci Der ;wil6en.
itaatli6en 9anoelscOmmiiiiOn mar uOr
einisen Gasen bic 8ei6perSe erboben
Doroen, oaB bic bisber iibli6en Srnht.
raten Der StuuoarO Oil So. unse.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
Yosr NOT GIVEN THE JOB.
Coach of Michigan Had a Hard Time
in Early Football Days.

Toledo. O.. Dec. 26-F. H. Yost, an
nuaI recipient of 5000 or 5000 plunks for
services rendered in giving Michigan a
football team, didn't always live so east
ly for three or four months toll rounding
gridiron warriors into FORM
The same hurry up. who now raps
the Michigan exchequer so beautifully
was once an earnest candidate for a
S45O-a-year job as coach at the Ohio
State university.
Ed S. Wertz. representative in heOhio
legislature from Wayne county, tells the
story as follows:
In 1897 Yost was at Ohio Wesleyan.
trying to make a team out of a lot Of
husky farmer boys, when he decided he
wanted the job as coach at the state. I
want that place. he said to me, and I
want you to use your influence. About
$3.50 will be enough salary
Il was up against proposition in
trying to land the job for Yost, for the
sentiment at the state school was strong
for an eastern coach. I made a plea for
Fielding, but it wasn't successful"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
FITz IS VERY DECIDED.
SAYS His Present Wife Must Give Up
Diamonds and Money.

San Francisco, Cal. Dec. 26.-"She was
a bad one, a bad one, but she must give
up my dead wife's diamonds and continue
to carry my name" This came from BOP
Fitzsimmons, as he was busily engaged
packing his trunk, preparatory to hasten
ing east to investigate the talk about MS
wife having fed to Paris
TN going after her, wherever she may
be. She wants a divorce so she can marry
this Pennsylvania skate, but she won
get it. They're a bad lot together. w y,
bli me, I bought one dress alone for her
made of Irish crOwshay lace-cost $1,000
and she gives me this bloonlin' deal
wouldn't bump your
''She meant to throw me over if lost
this battle" continued >Fitz. she had it
all made up to go away if I lost. All right
for her. I'm through with her one way
but she will never get a. divorce She must
give UP my diamonds and money and III
keep her tied as long S can.
Il knew this thing was coming a year
ago" said Manager Friedman. Il did not
tell the old man. for I hoped she would
see the wrong she was doing and it would
have taken the heart out of him.
There will be tumultuous doings when
Bob gets his hands this guy from
Pennsylvania" added Friedman signif1-
cantly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
BASEBALL FOR SIXTY YEARS.
A Yonkers Editor Says the Game Is an
Old One.

Old One.
Yonkers. n. Y, Dec. ga differ
ence of opinion as to the origin of base
ball led Albert G. Spalding of New
York, Samuel Winslow of Worcester,
Mass, and Charles H. Macdonald of
YOnkers, n. Y, to pay a visit to John
W. Oliver, the veteran editor of the
Yonkers Statesman. Mr.. Oliver is 81
years of age, but is still alive and at
his desk every day.
Mr.. Spalding had heard that the
editor of the Statesman had played
baseball long before there was any
published record of the game and the
visit was made to hear something
about the game as it was played prior
to 1880.
Henry Chadwick had claimed that
baseball developed from the English
game of FOUNDERS" while Mr.. Spald-
ing is of the opinion that the game had
its origin in the colonial game OF 'one
old cat
Mr.. oliver said his recollection was
clear as to how the game was played
from 1926 to 1895 in Baltimore. He
said it was known as baseball as Tar
back as 1925 and that the players ran
bases as they do now. So far as the
official records of baseball go this year
completes the sixtieth year of the lie
of baseball.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
Piles n Years
Terrible Case Cured PainlessIy With
Only One Treatment of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
Free Package in Plain Wrapper Mailed
TO Everyone Who Writes.


Il have been a terrible sufferer Of piles
for fourteen (14) years and during all
this time you can have an idea of how
many kinds of medicine I tried. But /
found no relief whatever. I felt there
must be something that could cure me
without having to undergo an operation
which might kill me.
Now, after frying but one treatment
Of your Pyramids am free, free to tell
all sufferers of this dreadful disease to
try this medicine-the Pyramid Pile
Cure. It win cure when all others fail.
Sincerely yours, George Braneigh,
Schellburg, Pa"
Anyone suffering from the terrible tor
ture. burning and itching Of piles, will
get instant relief from the treatment we
send out free, at our own expense, in
plain sealed package, to everyone send
ing name and address
Surgical operation for piles is suicide,
cruel, unnecessary and rarely a perma-
nent success. Here you can get a treat
ment that is quick, easy to apply and
inexpensive. and free from the publicity
and humiliation you suffer by doctors
examination.
Pyramid Pile Cure is made in the form
of easy to use" supposItories. The
coming of a cure is felt the moment you
begin to use it. and your suffering ends.
Send your name and address at once
to Pyramid Drug Co, 1926 Pyramid
Building, Marshall, Mich, and get, by
return mail, the treatment we viii send
you free. in plain, sealed wrapper
After seeing for yourself what it can
do. you can get a regular, full-size pack
age of Pyramid Pile Cure from any drug
gist at 50 cents each, or, on receipt Of
price. we will mail you same ourselves
il he should not have 1t.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
FEW RECRUITS.
Statistics Show Only Eight g.
4 Year-Olds Made $500 Glass.
Susie n. the Queen of This Grade
Of TrOtting Last Year.
BON VOYAGE BEST COLT
Grace Bond Got the Banner g.
Year-Old Mark ofI9O4.
The Now Dead Sadie Mae Led
the Youngsters in 1908.

compiled here by a well known authori-
ty on trotting horse matters show that
there were very few 2-x,ear-c1l5s r., ioin
the ranks Of he ae@ @2o % 9s4
---A9 u 'iie A.Ao Pc AOi ilieIs last
season m Ihere were only eight s-year-
oias that made records of 2:30 and six
others that took records of 2:25 or bet
ter
Susie N. closed the season with the
champion 3-vear-oId record and of
course she is the oneen Of the 2-vear-
old 6Ilies of 1oos ~, A., -. '...-s
test Ron 1zoI2e, {oIl5 - lie S5 $3.50
Of tI,a Vyaar 60 = i+ s1ost ~ I l.leiL n
Jack. 2201h was The fasfasf 1a91oIl4
geIdine of The I-esr las 'eS' q , Cd -Oi0
FoIl0wine Is coD,1Iata let - the
star 3-vear.oIds in ZOOS. 80 -
Susie n br m Nv Mole -o,,,.5
2:Oe1
misc AdbelI = 2 - AL, .
Katherine 7, h f Nv T.ihartv cr,i,,ss
record 2:l2ll -
Bon VOYAGE h. q nv E,xnaditior rac-
ord 2:12sl.
Ambush. br. nv Zo1aclx record
2:I4H
Kenneth G.. blk q nv AFcFxinnev rec-
ord Ply.
Marechael. b. G.. nv Marprave record
2:ISH.
Princess .I,ouise h nv coronado
record. PIG
Black Jack. bll5 p nv C,,,+tiny record
2:2OH.
Black Silk. blk. f. nv Sembo1eer rec
ord 2:21H.
Jean. b. f.. bv Heir at law record
2:22sk.
Emily Raron h f NV Oal-1a,d Esro,,
record 7.921L - - - 90
Bizzie LIE b7, 2 t,,, 1-so,,.- raoo,.5
2:241I. - - - - '''''' CYL =
Grace Bond Eas+
Grace Bond got the banne,. marx Nv,
3-year-olds in 1904 her record 2.0oii ~
ing Susie n : T6lrl[ tb5e yas, hit ,r5e
R0ndsnan's fangb+s,. I,,os +i1a III, 5.iO
performer amonP the trottine w W5u -rr1e
sters of this age in 1e04 vgbi1e The LET
has two afdifi9ns tEis saasn ~ nc ii9'
The now dead sadie Ma was the
champion 3-year-old trotter of iso3 she
taking a marx At maj 400 IF Jill
Can HamiIton vas the o,1ee, of tbe &
vear-old 5i1iefon If 100 ar,djvrr +t,a
wear with a record IF 2.11s v-Liie Peter
SferIine was the aTnr1io,7 v-aa,s-o16 of
1901 Getting a MARI of OIL For
horses which deveIon ereatness in later
wears 1901 was the banner season for r
year-oIds Tn the cractrs Of tba+ zoe
maj year were dr,oire1 oeJ--e,- s.oS17 .
EJav1-fborna s.ne1I ara TS7aIrI,t EJaf1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
RevoIution Trnminent.

A sure sign of approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system is nerv-
BUSINESS, sleeplessness or stomach upsets.
Electric Bitter viii quickly disnember
the troublesome causes. It never fails to
tone the stomach, regulate the kidneys
and bowels. stimulate the liver and cIar-
fly the blood. Run down systems beneft
particularly and all the usual ATTENDING
aches vanish under its searching and
thorough effectiveness. Electric f5itfers
is only SOC, and that is returned if it don't
give perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed bv
the Arnold Drug Co, 81 N. Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
AFTER o,BRIEN,s PLACE.
I. j. Hickey Is a Candidate for Hea,
of the American Association.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 26-J. D.
O Brien, president of the American as
ISOLATION, after reading the announce
ment in the papers to the effect that W.
H. Watkins had decided to support T. J.
Hickey of Minneapolis for the presidency
of the association, said this did not
worry him in the least. O'Brien said he
has tried to do the best he could, and if
the magnates do not want him to con-
tinue in office he is ready to retire.
Watkins however, appears to have a
hard fight on his hands, as O'Brien has
three votes clinched with Havenor, Len
non and Tebeau, and oAs of these will
have to switch in order to have O'Brien
ouSted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
AIonett Is REade Captain.

Norman, o. T, Dec. 26.-James Monett
of Perry, left tackle on this years var
0llIahon1a football team for 1906. Monet.
who IS an Indian is one of the veterans
of the team and was one of the strongest
pIavers in this years squad. Ralph
Campbell of Waukomis, was elected man
ager for next year. It is practically as
slIred that "Bennie" owen will be back
to coach the Sooners again. next year, al
though no definite contract has been
made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
Lively Football at Clay Center.

Clay Center, Kan, Dec. 26.-Eleven
of the Clay county students attending
the Kansas State university and the
Clay Center high school team played
a friendly game of football Christmas
afternoon and resulted in favor of the
K. us by a score of 10 to 0. The
weather was fine and a large crowd
witnessed the game. The high school
boys seemed to be out of luck all
through the same.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-26
Tie Football at Wellington.

wellington, Kan. Dec. 26.-The Sumner
county high school eleven played a
CHRISTMAS football team of alumni which
Included several K. U. players. The game
ended in a tie-0 to O.
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For the Christmas and New Years
holidays tickets viii be sold to points
on Santa Fe lines and connecting lines
at rate of one and one-third fare
Tickets on sale December p. 90 "a
25. so, 81 and January /. Final re-.
turn limit January 4. 1905.
For further particulars. address
T. L. KING. c. p T. A.
Topeka, Kansas
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Football ut Fort Scott.

Fort Scott, Kan. Dec. 26.-The fresh
men football team from Kansas universe
ty played the local high school team, the
noon with the local high school team, the
visitors winning by the score, Of to O.
the collegians made one safety touch
down.
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A Runners Health Improves.

Philadelphia, Dec 26.-Walter B.
Tewksbury, the professional sprint
runner. who has been confined to the
Pennsylvania university hospital for
several weeks suffering from typhoid
fever. was out yesterday for the first
time since he was taken sick
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PhiIadelpFia, Dec. 26.-Louis N.
Adegargee, a newspaper man and au-
thor. died today at his home in Marber.
near here. of pneumonia. He was so
years of age
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Osage city Good at Basket BAN.

Athletic club defeated Ottawa Y. N. c. A
team here last night at basketball by a
one-sfded score of IS to 10. The feature of
the game was the all-around team work
of the Usage City team.
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SAFE AND SOUND.

Safe IN its securities all first mort
cages on homes under careful ap-
praisernent. by men experienced in
real estate values. Sound in its prin-
ciples which have stood the test OF
years. Surely a safe place to invest
your money. Call or send for book
let.
The Capitol Building and Loan
Association 53A Kansas Avenue
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Cornell, the Texas left halfbaclz. was the
star for that organization. but could do
nothing alone. Two thousand people wit
messed the game Oklahoma made five
touchdoWns and four goals. Both teams
were IN good condition. The game closed
the season.
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Oklahoma City o. T.. Dec. 26.-The
scholastic championship of the southwest
was captured Christmas afternoon by
the Oklahoma City high school in defeat
ing the high school team of Dallas, Tex.
by the score of IS to 0. The visitors were
outclassed at all stages of the game. Nc
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I fear we are somewhat tickle. We
were in love with Honolulu; then We
were in love with Yokohama, and next
with Toxic. but now we think Kyoto,
where we are today, is the most Won
derful place we have seen. Kyoto is
twice as big as Kansas City. Ever hear
of it? For eleven hundred years it was
the capital of Japan, but 81 years ago
the present NIikado moved the seat Of
government of Toxic.
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Admiral Togo is in Kyoto today and
as a consequence, the town is celebrat-
ing. Talk about lanterns and flags:
you should see this town today! In
certain streets there are thousands of
floral umbrellas. and in all of them
there are the big japanese lanterns
and flags.
We employed a guide at the hotel.
and when we departed for a tour of the
city. the manager and chief clerk were
present to see our procession depart.
And bow! You should have seen them
bowl The further you penetrate the
interior Of Japan. the more the people