The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-05

court in its sessions this winter are be-
ing served by officers of the United
states marshaIs office
Trask and GLADDEN., singing and
dancing team, who are on this week )
bill at the Novelty theateT, do some OF
as clever dancing as has been seen in
the city for a long time.
Senator Harris and Governor sHoen
have each been asked to speak at the
Shawnee county convention of the A.
o. L. W. which viii be held at Gar
field park September 23rd.
The Spanish war veterans will meet
Friday evening at the office of DR..
Seth Hammel, 1888 Kansas avenue, to
discuss the extra pay allowance now
being held by Governor Hoeh.
The best amateur photos seen in
Topeka were developed by G. NJ.
Knowlton, druggist, $50 Kansas ave-
nue.. He calls for and delivers your
work promptly. Both phones.
The members of the board of di-
rectors of the Kansas Exposition COM
pany will meet this evening to COM
plete arrangements for the fall race
meet which viii be held commencing
next week.
The next meeting of the Shawnee
County Teachers association will be
held in the grade room at the court
house next Saturday afternoon when
the first monthly assignments will be
HdHQGQ 10 the ltdCIleES-
Just a week until Washburn college
opens. A big increase in the enroll
ment seems assured. Wednesday and
Thursday will be given over to regis
tratiOn and a number of classes will
have their first recitation on Friday.
One of the tasks of each Of the Sal
walton Army Iassies is to collect g each
night on the streets and each OIL them
has to collect 81 on Saturday night, and
they make these collections regularly
before they report at army headquarters
for the night
Companies and c of the Ninth
regiment of Kansas cavalry which are
stationed at Fort Riley were in camp
last night at the fair grounds. They
were en- route from Osawatomie where
they took part in the semicentennial Of
the battle of Osawatomie.
Charles A. White. press agent of
Ringing Brothers circus is in Topeka
today. Mr.. White reports unprecedented
circus attendance everywhere this sea
SON. in accord with the general cOndi-
ton of prosperity. Ringlings circus will
appear in Topeka September IS.
1t was. a noticeable fact that the col
ored troopers who were on the streets
last night Troops B and c of the Ninth
cavalry u. S. A., being camped at the
fair grounds, behaved themselves a good
deal better than some of the white reg
ulars who have been in the city recent
u.
The driver of a water wagon may
not have the sofest snap on earth, re-
marked man yesterday who is oc-
cupying a seat on one of these. vehicles,
but If you read the papers carefully
you will notice that it IS always the
milk wagon that is knocked off of the
track by the street cars.
From some recent advertisements of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail-
way in the daily papers, it is evident
that the powers that be in that system
have started in to adopt the Roosevelt
order on syncopated spelling. IN these
advertisements the old fashioned
through" is spelled thru
A party headed by Mr.. and Mrs o.
J. Shannon spent Labor day on the Kaw
several miles above town. They indulg-
ed in yacht racing and fishing A sup
per in which 20 pounds of fish was con
sumed was one of the features of the
picnic. The yachts INDUCING in the
races were owned by the boys of the
fire department and Mr. Wilcox Mrs.
Shannons father
Ensign Ernest F. Omann of the sal
walton Army lives at 612 West Fifth
street, and has telephone No. 942 which
may be used to notify him when old
clothes or provisions suitable for dis
tribution amongst the poor are available.
The Army officers win arrange to col
lect anything that is donated if the
donor will call up on the phone and leave
directions for collecting the stuff.