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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-15

1,Jsa Til, asits implies stands
olaZAa that vitality that results from the daily
suy the whole the wheat of
after being cooked each kernel has been to the
of barley malt
predgested food of highest nourhment value
which explains the remarkable results obtained in OF
debility deranged constipation Besides it the best
ind Maa-Vla has nayor
which
and bowels since
request by Malta
claimed
proportion exceeding ms
The evening world., 1906-12-10
HARRIS TAKES LITTLE PAL >
TERRY To PRIVATE ASYLUM

Attended hy his former manager and
stanch tr5srFi, Sam HAIRS little Ter
: htrtfurrra r1;rrrri ss--r,ttt tf,-a
Kings County Hospital yesterday 10 the
FaI1ftHEttru ~ isfs e.+ianz, nj Stanford.
Conn Perhap' Terry' may never re-
cover from the mental a:lment which
o-ses H!m thrfa Years 70. now to have
us recurrence ~ moro .4Sgrarated and
s"ri".s form II he does not. sam.
tarrls s-ll sec that the oncc great
st''r lighter is provided for to the last
'-tor Ferry ts fiat broke don. r33,,.-,.
apcn the generosity ot his friends No,
one dollar % the Siiaoq he earned hv
MS skin within the r.ns remains a, m.
coll " TIE young man.
sam Harris was summoned trorn ~ !.
"nst 90 effect the rnnoya3 os Tern, Ia
.ne saai'ariam Sone other could con.
~ me 'prmer Champion AT the sac
,Ase 90 pe=sona, business interest,
iiarris made the long trip 10 mi. c,.y
70 s9e Terry finally iod4erd IN place
Mhars skilled treatment under kindiy
o'reoted but strlot detention. might re-
sui; in cure
we are going TO 6s3ng you 10 your
Tife have sirrA 10 have four good
nthheFt ready sud Harris as Terry
srected his former manager cnusiyely
Al the hospital
Good f exolalmed McGoveru. Wen
have fine time
Harris McGovern. Joe Humphries
and Doc creanes stad ed ror Stamford
in an automobile. Terry imagined the
frlp just one 81 tho old-tme pleasure
.auntg Terry's elaUoa got the better
oi him frtaGently IL Nas with din
Guilty his friends prevented nlm from!
tryibg 10 leap ous ~ the automobile
III am as~e0ad as ever lie shouted
can beat this rlac,.iae a miIC!"
Terry continued errAtle TO the end Of
IT'S journey orced 70 be complnted by
a ride n train. the auto having
McGoeyrn believed ne was being ici
Into the Waldort-4Astoria when the door
of The sanitariam was reached and tTo
BISnt.
Then sam Harris broke down and
wcpi 4 couldn't help f. boys" ne
said on the return trip, II loved that
Kid IKE a brother
Harris has arranged 10 pay $40
month al the snnitar.um for Terry
Tor NE. ~ necessary The physialnus
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INDOOR AND OUTDOOR RACES
KILL OFF ALL OUR ATHLETES

evident. altApgEh 1low men do not -''-
sldeF tHis IN tf,cEr Keen desire Ter ~ 5es
ana glory Constant training i bound
Y TAX oGn's vitality 70 the utmost, and
does nor give the system. - icH has
l9een drawn on "a ~. h an cSteat, tiae
W, properly re0d1Ffatel
NlosEei heafd ~ a star race a7' &
sei@g Kept in training the yfar lra ad
No one, ! am sNrr
N ,iiis cnuntry runners rarely :ast
al9fe thar fur Dr tye-years ! l1HEsf
tfrE nave gone hack - flS urlt inay
arg rot considered seriously in l,st
.'sHAA{ II my mind this Is M w
Iic EVIL results q the constant trIluiuy
glitej contrary 70 the above IS ten
As" TX t'asliSh nthletes In EhS' 1ni
l'ldg3t running II practically lu', ilWA.
during fs'e winter months This. y III.
uut 0pVat. ~ too reason they lisi -
nlfh longer tAEu our Ams;lUaiiN
" me northern counties ~ isnsl3alf
'Hhich is really the home n Athletes
tbcre, many sprin;ers and middle
asAtthSe rHup@rs devote themselves rs
EASY mn snd dais work. no, from
any deslrs " excel In sne' sport bat
merely lpr the good results isasaia,i
through iais form nt exercise Then
mi!h 'eak resS they nFe rad Tor ;
hard canp1igEs ana ~ the wty, 4
Campaign in England IS truly hard, tfr
season bginn!eS Ia MArch ana iastins
through September. An athlete Ry DO
tns . llttie travelling can comrAt- tn
tNo or taree' meetings week ailhous
Notwttiistandl,ns the tae, q the hari
Iaa7oh STRAINED tendnns, and break
downs ar" re3nar. bis fw Climate
LASTING Vu9litFH JF 0uE COUSINS 1CTIE +
thg pos4. but IN m, 9Dtuion tar cRrs
manncr of training ~ IN IarZe ,stitYs4-
are conducive % tais
In 1901 ! had the nleatire ~ meeting
member of the salrord Hirriers. Of
ii Hs4H VI - rH HHsN -Nsan
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patent non smelling TO-. where you see Il,
IN tirst thing when you wake gp'"
u sounds iiks srea, scheme,
HCERE," repIled the Ttn-Esrad
~ Sport. An us six-dsy hazy Is
pawn FOR Il say this Is the pssS
town. NIL right We come IN here. pt,
IN a chair with our logs tied in a knot
underneath. with In heloh in front
maxim incura5le dents in our knees. an
Wat fer somethin' t happrn IN dopes
on = track 50 round an round We
~aii. Som" guy in IN gallery Whistles
Annie Rooney on tin whistle We're
too tlrcd { 20 up an lynch hsm We're
hSpnotized w'ltchtn the riders circulate
an liston!n' { III br-r-r.r-r-y of th
wheels on III boards chen some guy
tries { commi; petty larceny an gst
lap. We bugs ali go crazy. Ws yen
oar Reads on for couple o. minutes,
an IT. AL over bur n dust that chekps
US 'till we have 10 20 out al. irrigate
our throar, But on tn level 4. ala
no sport--lts a mania. II we wercn' /
crazy we'd he homv In bed
Vel, goci night" said ]. Its p,rtty
late Going down my gayT''
Nope. replied the Sport, Il haven't
heanl boiler for half an boar Mnat
ne time for sosneihin doing I'm rolny
pn-k { 81 9, In III second baicony.'i
50 J left him there,
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DIAMOND STARS TAKE UP
BOWLING A5 WINTER SPORT

ma soslins saasSseiei aaad aH as
v ;'n iarfns - WINTER * fqr
;f1s SUNNI = a lcse ana LAG
f7F Ne haScadi 9!AYer f.o ;i
NJ There are r5a more. sars Iaaag
ilia BOWERS ;saa oygr |, ,t aa tBe
Sisat'r p"zi.oa 81 the aeW pin ka5g rs
"'ah 81 ne ~ tic ~ as s,1 irm
tAe baseball ntit and port .cala-ly traa,
tae inheid ana to pifssess box.
Faese aas be- s -diffefapt: Of np!n{pa
as 70 tAe ne2ts ~ watpg bowling na
- + : II :. :. =. s-..l,,
elainis& by spparyn;s 81 tais form 8
eAete'se that !; VAS liable ;o give a
,zl-la sldsd d=IelAamcGf p .he 4ay Ex
porte }ts ef many yeass las sap@p tbe
fa!iihiAiH o, iAis iyE na Tsu S4.1.
raj tendency fron sEauslrs Il sixteen.
pount. bail is h Iets3ap ;a rtsat ssi
ie, tie u. rfIcaI II aay a-r - musr
thnn fE1t ~ ta1 shpt p1tteEs o. 5th-r4
VINO use tisc rish, hana
Wasn Vile suiAg1 went sung .s
ais artsd.gihulnS arss ON aaats ~
aesling for pitchers taapd 6orrfaie
example fcy t5e aeter vas q NOR
sntausiasi. bowls Imam HarrS itanell
MO Aas been eeprA-otetker In botA
the duck ana ;eapp game l. his
dead arm And nov abpu, wl!d Bill
Donovan. nhn Mas hren prominent;
bewler for ears7s yci fur tiat mn
ifr JnhnnY ki;n tsm + @rE mueh@
20 tie merry n they tgy p Stnatt
down 70 Fr3Hl s3s1 aim brai1i tae
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BIZ MAxEY LONG.
tHoldtr OF Record Of 4 Seeon3s toi
Quarter Mls)

yVIHY da our athlefs 60 pack2
W N-hv Is Il iiSat 4 runner svIli
shoN championship form one
wear, only 10 come aaek he nex,
son and arith ,tmens e "as5 rams .
THIS question pa often bo8r asked
without a satisfasfoss answer. oud
might advance dozen reasons Grc'i
one Of which niieh, hAya some u4arins
On the subject but tie real cause ..
.retro-ress sion u an athlete can oni" oa
found IN a ;F.tn d=stro TO do too
much. 4, is the samc Ia every waik
o! life. only more so ii the career ~
an atniatt, All athlete n.ust not oretdo
things IN his particular sueeralty
T2Sre IS great ies.d.nEy among o II
athletes ~ cciapetSt .yaSnryer olnar-
tuniues arise NEtll1lt reference 10 the
!eAeth or tins thry nave been IN tram
inG, whether the games nre held out
doors on cinder patI--Us indoors on
board nVor
Vi course II Is rather a hard thlag
Tor nAa 70 SIT On the side Hines
wRtrAiHg otbsrs get the arrlAusa 10
SAY nothing 81 the prizes, while he ia
aoiatHg ppSs tmdTteus He Viii fully
make up Ais mind 10 take long rs.sf.
,!tter HArd 1u'aoor season bat MS 4
lie, tile fever n be In tlia llnelight
Ter dsJA ssttt5 matter Rish &, 3!lSei :
through The leng night watches ne 81
almost sure 10 got back IN harness for
lac steady, winter grind even though
his better Judgment urges him 10 ;he
'tormer course.
That an athlete cannot be a; hts beat
when training the year around .s salt-
The evening world., 1906-12-10
BOXING A CLEAN
SPORT, SAYS MAYOR

In explainlnx whY 10 refused 70 stop
Nght in Its city recently. Mayor
Thomas. OF Hamilton, o., said that he
considered spasrlos contest far
more manly, cleaner and hlghtr class or
sport thln eithtr roller polo or Gootsail.
Jht Nayor rad pccn psystaal fn3,russ,
ar x fAe " Nj e. A, for three ytarg.
patlgg that trlr ha was nAvrg injugsa
ana never SAW any one fi#r hgtrt I'M 4
tossing bout Whom he rgflasd to sion
tRe bout. the Ministerial Auanec ug-
pealel to Gov. Harris, who immedIate
iy ordered that the fight ho stopped.
The evening world., 1906-12-10
MANHATTAN BASKETBALL
TEAMS LONG SCHEDULE.

fhe members OF the Manhattan Col
lese 1askeS-hall team arr expected to
give good account OF themselves dur
inR this season They have been prac-
saslhf IN the DE la sale gym daily
Sg,r tgr tne last Two months. and capt
season. The Twantv.aecond Regiment
arinefy has 6eep procared for tha home
Iite various positions as announced
yy Capt DDnnuell are; Centre, Deevy
~ bplton5 forwards guards, q Hal
torRil Miller or Connolly, substitutes,
AnftaS Gulllnan and Grady.
me schedule arranged bv Manager
o'Donneli and approved by the faculty.
: follows:
pce s-S y Un,v Law sahopl-Sew Yors
The evening world., 1906-12-10
GOTHAM BOYS IN
QUAKER CITY BOUTS

Pig1EARELPtIA. Dec. ip,-Tamuy
Love, Of Washington, WHO tnst Thur
day gave sammy Smith a, llery nafr4
bAttle. mas been InatcaCd 10 il9ht "kla
StiRu at the keystone AZ q. no..
s.SAt Thursday Gr0rse cole urH
lF}aKy hcDUnOush VIII furnish yR{
&ind up AZ toe Broadway, and on tIis
same qight Jack -Ni!liuuil ana Hiis.
lSurko wil meet IN a bout at LslncastsF
"ChFgk' Tucker, OF New York ana
Wltlie Moody have been signed for the
pr!nc4J4ai bout at the uG% Nonpureil on
.Fr.day. "UnR" ROssoii and young.
E,ne VIII bo the stars o. the show NJ
the National on saturday. 1'9ls wlIi Ia
their third session TGe seuii-wiud ug
al this ghaw will hrins toEptheT Jack
Williams and Mlckv M&IluRoulh l
The evening world., 1906-12-10
ROLLER SKATING
/ AT SEVENTH GAMES

Roller skntisg experts are looking
forward to a f,nc Bit OF their favori,e
aport in the one-mlla ianhlcap inr!th-
ton race al the Seventh Reglmant
5anes Dec Is ia getting up the racc
tne seventh people Ycnt 10 sam See,
Ole veteran skater, hnd Satd Now,
Gam. what NE want is fne race, not
i Wild scsRmhle, as SONS OF these han
d!caps are"
IWorking "a these lipes See invited
twelve Ok The best roller men TO salSG
part ina onNmlle handicap Harry
p. afcparald. y, y. a. G., Is at scratch
dIlowing mnrks 10 W. H. BARKER NIns.
@w n ttt q Hutchinson. Cpnry Island
Frank Hnrt Actropulitnn &. G.: L.
I,pwthcr. ffO1klyr Gabc Perry Couny
ISLAND 8. C,s a Grote and A. Afcpio;
1Ietrof giitaa $ c.: C, Mnrfsl Glermnnt
81 C,;3 Stneiter NeW York Clsyf. .E. T..
Grahb Cleripont s, q. and w n, Lee.
sA X. A. c,
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O'TO0LE WINS
OVER BEzENAH.
Roeeln e 1'ao E.snlnF worial

tspeelal 70 The EgsnlnF word)
i THG4ADELPHrA, Pee lO.-Gus :.exe-
nah, o! cineInnau. hardly lived up to
his reputation at the Natinna A, G.
Saturday night Tommy oTooie had a
Wide margin over the visitor m rather
tame bout
Excepting In the nrst round, which
WAS Bezcnahs and the second. where
the going Was even. Tommy had The
better Of the milling In every round
lShe best bout WIS slnp-5ang go
Ihutwesn Johnny pohan OF Sow Fork,
and young Loese, In which DuhaH had
a shade
The evening world., 1906-12-10
GOOD HANDBALL ON !
BROOKLYN COURTS

w Kendall and j. Hart and T.
Dunne and vs.. Courtney had clean
scores IN tie double uvents in tue hand.
hall ,nasaEe5 Yesterday NJ the BROOKLYN
HAhdBaii Court. fne former pair de.
tsateu O. llendull and J Wallace fbIl
consecutive games ana t;.e !QLier ad.
Jpinlstered the same KIND OF defeat 10
r. \, Cory nnl ~. Slater.
All tgH wlmrS were EDlrltedly contest.
ed and resulted IN close scores Dunno
and Courtney Won theftlrst game by
u 70 ~ tlip stgani BY 81 TO IL th9 tnird
By 4 10 Is and the fourth by u TO %
The evening world., 1906-12-10
XAVIER VS.. CLARK HOUSE

Tno folloNuFb OF haBEot,bul NM
awaiting with considerable Interest," III
Of tl1G Clark Hoasu tcafr
OF the Intorsettlt,,n,.nt
7 t,gigtle and thu %avier a. a. tsam 'tt
thn Xavier Cub Tuesday "ventt,G. ~
both THESE teams Hra nck NTaagrd ~
he the fe7diaE gSpJuentt ~ tfiA f.ar,,.
IN Greater Nqv York lhc 1THir is prne.
ors. Neither team has. as yet been d..
2-~A.A .al- .~as4.s~
The evening world., 1906-12-10
s.TIN-EAR" SPORT
DEVELOPS INTO
A 6-DAY "BUG"
Our Friend Of Pugilistic Fame Butts
Into Bike Game and Gives a Few
of His Characteristic Express
sions and Experiences.

r MET the Sport with tie Tin Ear
AT the race last night. The Sport
- wns having the time OF his HE
He ess sitting out in Harry stevens's 5
cafe in the entrance. With quart on
the table before MIN and a big two
fer protruding from his feature az
an angle of ffry-two degrees.
Hello pail" enirruped the Sport;
couldn't keep away. hey?"
$40, explained. II was headed
for home going along Fourteenth
street and got caught IN the crowd.
Before knew # had neen showed
along clear UP to the Garden and in
through the doors. Gee This. Is
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TIE Iihly cszs Lrccuni wn' hIs ~,
OF slrstd games 10 tbs eIub gyfnnaslt,r,
30. SCI West Forty-thlrd strrei WS,!n.S.
day plShi. Among the Lyecufa men arc
raus att> the city, hest Gthl<s... aad eIu.s
eeatesta are sSpsStsd,
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sport pulling another chair I'm
holler
III bet o wiiies started a sprint"
Here the chair hallway.
climb each other
bowl Along the
haste The Sports reToed In solitary
and sat down
with grin that stretched from New China map
Say, that great
tn
Gee. It's hot stuff m bet tousand dollars they
Dat"
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nN In Of these bugs" Sport
This Is where i've. says got on me in ii
Garden That's Doc take
lhen foreigners when they gifts dpy
sets m en- Doc starts in tonight
ssee with SIX collars In H. Every
- P on fan cosr IN his Six do nohn
sh @ach IN he
sa an eye see No sleepn Sunday
he slides for home long snooze
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=lIhnIyTT FfiEATilll, IN st,, v, of y AaF
f1AO NE ! t1sfs Gl Sllt rants N sAt..- ~
EOS y , N'iL CROiUs LADY.
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yVTEY da our ath'els 60 nack7
w Whv IL it tisat ! runner via
w shoN championship form one
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Nf " YORK pgC I'Nry.iS- MaIs-f
,,t,.,r, r .H5F1. Last Nm,
RAMSE.Lt SAILItf Ks,ie aast
- ft'1H ,sisvlnt
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30

away I could not penetrate to the
rooning house district where people
died like sheep, and am glad saw only
one corpse on r. street. The buildings
in our neighborhood stood well. No one
was crushed to death. As I could do no
good elsewhere I returned to my room
and a, Mr.. Horsw Il and myself agreed
to see the 1andIady to a. place of safety
She was sick from q recent surgical
operation. I packed an assortment of
my belongings preparatory to leaving
We saw the city commence to crumble
and we knew that the fire department
was helpless, but we kept up a show
of high hopes to brace up our sick Wo-
man. we waited patiently in hopes
that a miracle might save the town.
but the brilliant show crept nearer The
fire consumed the high school and Mer-
chants Exchange buildings. and enter
ed the famous Chinatown, and the dry
goods and wholesale liquor districts at
about the same time, about eleven at
night and we knew we must move. We
first moved about two blocks back tf a
millionaires residence, which looked.
like q good bulWark against fire and
returned to help others. ] must mention
that we were lucky to have water to
take with US We staid until the HOP
lxins Art Institute took fire. then we
returned to our sick and trekked to
Russian Hill under the water tower.
We had three trunks, three rolls of
bedding. suit cases and my instruments
to carry. We we're grateful that our
invalid could walk little, as the bed
olng, food and water were about all
we could manage.
The night was an awful scene The
liquor and dry goods houses sent tower
on tower of flame into the sky to be
followed by horribly green smoke.
1t was hard to distinguished at times
the crashing Of great buildings from
the dynamite blowing houses to pieces
At certain vantage points we could see
oceans of fire Buildings like the
Parkhurst-Da building went with
out comment. The roar of the flames
drowned all other noises. Sparks and
good sized embers nlled the air. Large
pieces of hot iron roofing sailed along
like kites. Cinnamon. cats. and dogs
poured forth like rats in the German
story. The sun rose Thursday and
hung like a great ball of fire all day
and the night was about as light as the
day. Russian Hill was now about TO
50 as the millionaire settlement had
not even stayed the fire. We started
to take our invalid to the Preside.
After several moves we found our
selves among low houses and we were
safe for few hours Then we learned
that Fort Mason was much closer. and
about in the afternoon our charge
was safe. Our efforts had not been in
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30
San Francisco Has Supplies Of
All Kinds Enough.
Red Cross Forwards $500, 900
by Wire From Washington.
MILLION YET ON HAND.
List Of Things Received. Enroute
and Ordered.
Mayor Schmitz Invites COntri-
buttons Of Any Kind.

Washington. April S0.=Three hun
dred thousand dollars were forwarded
by wire by the American Red Cross to-
day to James D. Phelan. chairman of
the Red Cross and relief committee in
San Francisco, and he was advised that
S1,OOO,000 more is at the disposal of
the committee.
Judge W. w. Morrow. president of
the California branch of the Red Cross,
advised the Red Cross today that it
win be better from this time on for the
society to send money to California
rather than food and provisions. as the
Immediate needs are provided for. DR..
Edward T. Devine, special representa-
tive Of the Red Cross at San Francisco,
made the following report on supplies
sent to earthquake sufferers:
Have tabulation from Quartermas-
ter DeVol of supplies reported to have
been received to April 2S and of sup
plies en- route or ordered. It shows on
the whole remarkable discrimination
and intelligent purchases Supplies re-
ceived:
Five car loads of stoves; ], $50 stove
pipe joints g car loads Of forage;
1000 tons and 20 car loads of tentage;
two cars and 100000 feet of lumber:
100 tons Of lime; ITO tons Of medical
supplies; two car loads of acid and
LAlCAll4CdASr seven Gd1 4OdQS VI HOOQs
PAL cars and four steamer loads of sub
sistence stores, 1870 tons of flour; i've
cars of fresh meat; 185 cars of miscel-
laneOus stores; one car of oranges; five
cars Of clothing; two cars salt; camp
outfit from Los Angeles, 2S cars.
Supplies en- route or ordered: Eight
cars of tentage; nine cars and one
steamer load Of medical supplies; three
cars closets and troughs; two cars of
blankets; two cars of telegraph and
falarh0nA I r1f
seven cars OF odOrless tank wagons; l 8
cars of subsistence stores; seven cars
and 678 barrels Of -four; 1900 pounds
of coffee: 800 pounds of tobacco; 500
boxes of chocolate; two cars Of ice; 8 ?
cars and $50 tons of miscellaneous sup
plies. Have now ample supplies of
tents and mems shoes"
Send Any Old Thing.
san Francisco, April 30.-Mayor E.
z. Schmitz in a statement issued today
says San Francisco can use anything
in the way of funds, clothing and pro-
visions. Send funds to Hon. James D.
Phelan, chairman of the finances com
mittee-au supplies to Major G. A.
Devol, quartermaster u. S. A, Preside
wharf. San Francisco.
Two More Shocks.
San Francisco, April 3O.-Two slight
earthquake shocks at an interval of an
hour were felt here early this morning.
They were Of the same nature as a
dozen other shocks that have been felt
since the big quake Of April IS.
No damage was done this morning
and there was no alarm.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30
ELKs GREAT BENEFIT.
There VIII Be Strange and Wondrous
Acts at Novelty This Week.

There viii be all sorts of fun at the
Elks' benefit at the Novelty theater this
week and It VIII be fun of the kind
which is best enjoyed by everyone. It
viii be furnished by the efforts. some of
which will be painful to be sure, but
none the less enjoyable, Of some Of the
amateur comedians, singers and dancers
Of the town. who ever have aspirat tons
to shine in the hmehght and display
their histrionic abilities. or rather lack
OF them.
c. K. Holiday, R D. Johnson and A.
e. Goodwin is the committee Of the Elks
which has had charge Of this benefit
and collectively and individually they
have been pestered for the last week or
ten Gays by broth II E1ks who want to
get on the program. And this commit
tee has learned one thing About ev-
cry member of the Elks' lodge thinks
he is a bright particular star in fur
nishing enterta- ament of some sort and
he also is not slow to advertise his
qualities and the life Of. the committee
men has been made miserable by these
fellows in their efforts to get before the
public.
Under the plans for the benefit enter
tainment there VIII be but one amateur
act on the bill each night so it IS read
iIv seen that the committeeman have
had their hands full IN Sitting the wheat
from the chaff and turning down the
most insfstent of those who wish to dis
play their points On the other hand
there are Ellxs of real ability in the en-
tertaining line who are diffident over
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30
TROOPS FOR FRISCO.
santa Fe to Haul Most of the Addi-
tional Ones Going There.

Word was received today by E. ].
Shakeshaft. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe. to the effect that that
company had been awarded the con-
tracts for hauling the greater portion
Of the L. s troops which are to be
sent to California to aid the present
force there in maintaining order in
san Francisco and other devastated
places.
The troops to be moved by the Santa
Fe include the Twenty-seventh infan-
try. from Fort Sheridan, near Chicago,
which will leave on May 2, and the
railroad company has ordered two
standard Pullmans. fourteen tourist
cars and nine baggage cars for their
transportation.
Two sauadrons OF the Eleventh
cavalry, stationed at Fort Des Moines,
Iowa, viii be started as soon as the
cars reach there, and they VIII be
carried IN two standard Pullmans,
twelve tourist cars. and six baggage
cars, and twenty-seven palace stock
cars and ten box cars for the horses
and impedimenta.
One squadron of the First cavalry,
at Fort Sam Houston. Texas. leaves
today in q standard Pullman. five
tourist and three baggage cars. and
their horses AMI other equipment will
start tomorrow in fourteen palace
stock cars and seven box cars.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-30

delegates to the state convention has
taken all and more of my attention
than 1 could we'll spare for political
to see great statesman like the Kan
sas Jayhawker might be, attempt to
make people believe that Stubs has
been engaged In a great political bat
tie for control of the state convention
and has been discredited and turned
down by the voters.
1T rather looks to me as though the
railroads and their political allies
would be compelled to eat considerable
crow on the Republican platform
question if they go before the voters
of the state with any hope of success:
and even a good sound platform and
good decent men, individually nomi-
mated by a railroad owned, boss ridden
Republican machine. might possibly
fail to meet with hearty welcome
from the voters of Kansas
s'W r. STUBRS