The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-05

Ihe news is received i'm the State Jour
M building over wires for this sole pur-
pose
1t is Senator LaFollette for sure
now.
The New York life insurance inves-
tigation is over. What will be the next
entertainment that win add to the
sayety Of nations?
If one of those shfps that are tow
ing the dry dock Dewey becomes dis
( abled it could just climb up into the
dock and repair itself.
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Senator spooner conducted his new
colleague, Senator LaFoIIette into the
/ senate and it wasn't necessary to call
out the patrol wagon either.
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1T is pretty safe to predict that Wis
consin viii not have as strenuous a
governor in the immediate future as it
has hssi in the ultimate past.
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Every man who thinks he ought to
have pass knows of any number of
good reasons why the railroads should
make an execution Of his case.
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If it is true that the car has allowed
himself to be turned against NJ. Witte
by the grand dukes, he may have more
trouble than ever on his hands.
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1t seems that conditions in Russia
became so bad the correspondents
could not make them any worse. so
they allowed them to get better.
If it is true that Mr.. eHarst is aboat
70 invade the newspaper field in Gin
cinnau, quite likely John r.. Mclean
may become very much alarmed over
the approach of the yellow peril
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The Russian revolutionists intimate
that they will not be responsible for
the Cars safety if he remains longer
In Russia. Very likely the car viii
not trust the responsibility 10 them.
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John A. Mccall late president of the
New York Life, has been received into
fun membership in the pay-it-back
society, of which T. T. Kelly and "A. r.
Brown are prominent members.
Senator DeDew says he has no in
tention of resigaing from the United
States senate. OF course not. Mr.
Curdy and Mccall also positively an
nounced that they would never. resign
but they did.
Thai Montana foreman of a grand
jury must have thought ne ought to
be indicted himself, when he agreed
TO leave the grand jury room so as
TO not embarrass the other members
while they indicted HIM
An eastern astrologer SAYS stbe
starry messengers show an unfortunate
year for the whole world" for 1896
The late insurance presidents do NOT
see how it can possibly be more IN
fortunate than 1905 has been.
Tom Cordry observes that horse
show in Topeka is contemplated next
month, but he saws this should not he
confused with the meeting of the poll
tieians soon to be held here at which
they wi play horse with one another
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A dispatch announces that the chief
OF police Of New Haven refused to al
low Olga Nethersole to play "Sapho"
there unless certain changes should be
made in it. Can not Olga's press agent
get up something original in advertis-
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Tt seems that some insurance Off
Gals have not even yet learned to tell
the truth. They denied that John A.
Mccall had resigned the presidency of
the New York Life, even while they
were trying to agree on AIcCau's sue
cessor.
Now that the railroads have decid-
ed to cut Off the rebates that they
haven't been paying, President Corey
Of the steel trust has also become very
virtuous in a business way. He has
forbidden the trust to accept any more
rebates.
John D. Rockefeller advises people
TO live within their incomes. Here is
one piece of advice that Mr.. Rookie
teller finds it just as easy to practice
as to preach. and most of the rest of
us could do the same if we had his
income.
Here while Kansas has been enjoy
ing just pleasant little snow storm.
New Mexico has been i'm the grasp of
q blizzard that has tied up trains and
wrought all sorts of havoc. Who says
The weather man isn't treating US de-
Gently this winter2
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says the salina Journal; '.The To-
usra state Journal attempts to show