The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-12
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SNAPSHOTS At HONE NEWS. /
Get fine hat for $3.50 tomorrow.
$3.50 and SO soft hats on sale at $3.50
at the Palace.
The Ohio club meeting wiz be post
poned from May Is to May p when an
old sugarlng off viii be held.
". H Wyckoff. of COney county, a
representative in the last legislature,
IS in Topeka today On private business.
Congressman Miller, who has been
making several towns in his district,
has returned TO his home in Council
Grove.
L. Dayhoff viii address the gradu-
ates Of the FL Dorado high school to-
night. He takes the place of Victor
Murdoch
Have you found anyone who has an
idea that p women can hold a meeting
and that there win be anything secret
about it,
W. II. Simpson. advertising agent of
the Santa Fe at Chicago, and formerly
OF Topeka. is here today for breath
Of fresh air.
against the high school fraternfties and
sororities viii they be brought in the
Juvenile court?
General Manager J. z. Hurley Of
the Santa Fe win return to Topeka
from Albuquerque in company with
President Ripley tomorrow.
The Fort Scott papers say that W.
G. Lansdon principal of the Fort
Scott high school, has decided not to
run for congress. Who accused him Of
itg
There are hundreds Of applications
for copies Of the Kansas map issued by
the state board Of railroad commission
eTs. These maps cost the state board
about SEQ and are given away free.
The state board of railroad commits
Eqa co 6a6 M n a a
collect and compile statistics on the
freight rate question as called for in
the Stone resolution passed by the leg
aslature-
The Emporia Gazette says: Z. w.
Cunningham is still confined to his bed
most Of the time. He was a little
worse for a while last night but is hold
ing his own today. Judge Cunningham
IS suffering with an intestinal and kid
ney trouble
The Winfield Courier says: W. D.
Kreamer. county attorney. will go to
Topeka tomorrow morning on bust
ness trip. 1t may be possible that his
visit VIII have some effect upon the
joint situation in COwley county. He
does not give out the object Of his visit
J. D. Carter, jr., travelling freight
and passenger agent Of the santa, F'e
at Atlanta Ga, is in Topeka today
He came with a special train of five
tourist and one standard Pullman
Cumberland Presbyterian church con-
ference which is to be held soon at
Fresno. Cal
The following application for admis-
sion TO practice before the supreme
court ara on file: Malcolm S. Garrard,
Topeka; G. z. PEGS, lola; c. z. NcC7in-
mis-, Lawrence; James r. Givens Sa-
lima; A =. Jordan, BelOit; r. =. Raj
ston, Towanda; K. NJ Geddes, FL Do
radoi j. NJ. Harris, Wichita; A. S.
Hamilton, Winfield.
The government immediate crop re-
port says: kansas-Whe in good
condition, heading in south; oats need
rain and warmer weather; corn plant
ing nearly finished; much corn up,
cultivation progressing in south, but
warmer weather needed; potatoes up
and being cultivated; apples promise
well; alfalfa good, cutting begun;
grass good STRAW berries ripe in south
Senator Chester I. Long has agreed
to come up from Medicine Lodge to
attend the Saturday Night club an
nual May 10. knowing as he does
what to expect at the hands of this
band he would not dare to accept the
invitation were it not for the excel
lent excuse to get away from Medicine
Lodge. (TOm AIcNea1 may now de-
fend this county seat Of Barber
cOunty)
The Emporia Gazette says: The
municipal plants Of EmpOria have the
reputation of being thoroughly equip
ped and paying propositions. Nearly
every day City Clerk ATathewsOn re
ceives communications from the officials
of other towns asking about the En-
poria plants. The city attorney of To
peka, Frank Dreaming, wrote to Mr.
Mathewson, stating that it was the in
tention of T%leka to enlarge its light
plant, and make a day and night rate
for merchants. The Topeka officials
want to ind out on what basis Emporfa
operates her plant and what the profits
are.
The papers outside of Topeka are
taking up the Country club contro-
versy. Here's a bad liver comment
from the Lawrence Gazette: There is
a great deal of excitement in Topeka
and the governor may have to call out
the militia to queu the threatened in
surrectiOn. A Country club has been
organized, and one faction of it wants
to lease the Dudley track" for seven
thousand dollars. and the other fac
ton declares this a graft and refuses
10 stand for it. Even ToDeka's Who's
Who are all in a sweat about it. and
very alarming situation confrOnts
the city. The chances are ten to one
that in two years from now if the
Country club is organized. the whole