The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-24
Night club which holds it's regular
weekly meeting this evening"

weekly meeting this evening.
James Il Bradley. of the First Ma
tional. has returned from a hunting
trip in the Indian Territory. Most OF
the depositOrs have called for their
checks covering the last Is per cent div
idend declared.
According to the Hutchinson papers
Manager Cooley has sold the Topeka
team to Spencer Arthur Abbott and is
trying to purchase the Hutchinson
team Cooley must have a lot of coun-
terfeit money on hand.
Every four persons out of FIVE have
complaint these days about the new
system of transferring from one street
car line to another. Nobody but tbs
men who originated it can see anv
thing good in the system
One man killed 80 quail in three shots
while hunting near Silver Lake This
is one of the stories that is told to
Indicate the prosperity of the season
ought to be arrested. He is what is
known as a game hog.
Governor Prince of New Mexico. is in
the city and will this evening deliver
an address before the Archa geological
society on the Cliff Dwellers and their
ruins in Colorado and New Mexico. The
society will meet at the home of Dr.
and Mrs W. S. McClintOck
One Of the prominent men in town,
who persists in wearing a low turn
NOWu ColIdT Win MS QreSS suit. claims
that this style has been vindicated E.
H. Hartman, the railroad king, wore
a similar combination at the reception
to him here on Tuesday night.
Paramount college at Wichita will not
be able to contain its Joy on the de-
feat Of K y. by the Aggies, for accord
ing to the Wichita way OF figuring Fair
mount is now winner of the football
championship Of the entire west with
Washburn and K. u. occupying medi-
OGRE places.
Richard Strongman is still getting
bushels of correspondence from wom-
en-, who seek his hand in marriage.
Some joking friend put an advertise
ment in Kansas City paper not long
ago advertising for a wife and signing
been inundated with letters from fair
applicants.
Tie Santa F'e engineering department
IS drawing plans for the foot bridge
which will be built on the railroad
bridge across the Kansas river by rest
dents in North Topeka for the en-
ployes of the shops living on the North
side. After the plans are prepared the
business men Of the North side will cir
culate subscription paper
The paving company yesterday made
up for a good deal of lost time. The
remainder of the block between Eighth
and Ninth was completed and there re-
mains but one block to be paved and
the work will be completed The con
tract with the Parker-Wash ington
company called for the completion of
the work by October 8 and fine of
ten dollars a day is to be paid to the
city for every days delay since that
time. This amounts to a good deal by
this time.
Another kick has been registered
against the new system Of street car
transfer which has been inflicted upon
the pubic for several days past This
time the wall comes from a group Of
young people who boarded Washburn
college car en- route for Lowman Hill.
To go to Lowman Hill it is necessary to
make two transfers. Passengers must
change at Huntoon and Clay and again
at Tenth and Clay. 1t happened in this
instance as is usually the case that the
fares were not collected until the car
had passed the transfer point at Hun
toon and Clay and when the conductor