The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-03


needed for Shawnee county corn
The foundations have been eonple.sN
for the addition to the Santa E
eEaI Office building. $50,
The street commissioner mas -
grading locations for new piiSA
walks in the Second ward
Today is bargain day with the s{reer
Railway company and they are IliSAii's
q I'VE cent rate to VineWood PARK
The lawns and cool corridors OIL lile
state house have proven a popu1als -
ing place for out of town visitors uuiine
the past week. .,.
CONSTRUCTION work on the new D ,'5a,+
ing to be occupied by the Indepenuell.ee
Telephone company Will Degin SUM %
jackson street. -.
Teople who availed themselves or ms
s cent car fare rate TO NlneWooo pa
sthis morning started out some u '-'---''
before s o'clock
A big wooden billboard now aoorns
the roof of the two-story Dullo a
the northeast corner OF EishtA az
Kansas avenues.
General ]. ". F. Hughes and his UNI
form have returned from Fort hlles
where they attended the maneuVers the
first of the week.
The waterworks commissioners are Al
work on their annual statement Mhi S
they viii present TO the city co "a
middle of next week.
by state Printer 7. A. McNeal ana arr
being assembled by experts from me
Mergenthaler factory.
Eugene Ware will deliver an ad-
dress TO the Iowa association when II
gathers in its annual reunion at "
tawa on the goth of september.
The repairs en- the Union Pacific depot
viii be completed the latter part OF the
week with the exception of that poruon
allotted to the painters
The CoOleycrows can now rest easily
Malon Burgett, the deaf mute prophet
claims that they viii bflng the peliii1lie
home to Topeka at the end Of the sea
son.
Today is rest day all over the West
eru association None of the teams VIII
plav ball. On Saturday Topeka opens
IN with Hutchinson on the home
grounds
The reports from the probate court in
Kansas City show that William E Eli
son of Topeka and Wilmeth Woods or
Mexico were granted marriage license
yesterday.
Several excursions viii be run to To-
peka Sunday; one Of them VIII Drlng
load of fans from Hutchinson TO witness
the game between their team and the
Cooieycrows.
The repairs to the north approach Of
the capitol building have been complet-
ed and the derricks and false work are
being removed today as well as the ac-
cumulated debris.
All of the new members OF the rae
uIty at Washburn college are abroad
with one exception preparing for the
opening of the college year ABOUT the
middle of next month.
The Rev. Edgar A. Sherrod, rector
of Trinity church, Arkansas City, viii
be in charge Of Grace cathedral during
the month Of August and his residence
will ne af Christ h0Snifal.
The rains of last night and this
morning have filled the long trench
dug by the workmen who are repairing
the gas line and increases the danger
of drowning on Kansas avenue.
Governor E w Hoch, who is q
%ournalist as we'll as an orator, has q
two column story in the Natona
Printer-Journalist, published in New
York city, on the Country Editor hS
one of Them
The different amusements at Vine
wood park have been marked down fol
TODAY on the strength of the five cent
fare on the street railway and it vii
cost but five cents to visit any one o.
them.
Col. sam Radges thinks that he car
work the mind over matter" cure OF
the temperature proposition which in
dicates that he has been doing more
thinking on that proposition Of late thar
the average person.
If the street railway company WOult
place a muller or something to Kill tbs
sound on the hatcars which they US,
TO haul crushed stone through tn,
streets. there would not be half tn,
complaint that there Is.
Governor Cummins of Iowa no force,
Leslie NJ. Shaw into retirement is
cousin of Frank Flennikin, chief deput,
United States marshal. Mr. Flenniken'
father and Governor Cummins' mothe
were brother and sister.
The Cooleycrows lost their grip Of
their winning streak yesterday an
dropped a game to Leavenworth in tn
eleventh inning while Joplin won an
increased the distance between the frs
and second place another notch.
'The Jungle" Upton sinclair's boo
which the librarian at the city nbrar
decided was not fit to be entered on tn
list Of books purchased, has been place
on the shelves at the library and
available to the public. The demand ha