The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-14

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No chance for. a graft or theft
Enough for all to the end of time
With oceans of good air left.
But the goo dold proverby has gone the
OF every good thing on earth.
Ana been laid away with the other lies
That have plagued US from our birth
For the eastman wears a sardonic smile
| AS the miracle comes to pass,
And sells US a dollars worth of air
With quarters worth of gas
A bright. strong sun shone from the
break of day
John A. Bright is holding evangelis-
tic services for the Lutheran church
at Lisbon, Iowa.
One of the useful novelties in town
are porch lights with the street num-
Der of the house on the globes.
There is no doubt about the frost
having been on the pu1np kins during
the last few days, and on few other
things as well.
Frank Edison, of this city, is visiting
friends in Chanute. Mr.. Edison in
stalled the heating plant in the new
Santa Fe depot there.
From an encounter which took place
last night it would seem that one of
the members Of the Topeka White Sox
had missed his calling as a pugilist.
The Kansas Authors club will hold
its November meeting a the Copeland
hotel this evening, when an unusually
interesting programme will be rendered
Miss Wilhelma Francis the Topeka
girl, and James Dunn continue to be
the hit of the season at the Novelty
theater, and also to draw the crowds
All fears of snow are unnecessary. for
a few days. Early this morning the
clouds in the sky vanished and the suE
has been shining clear and bright all
dag.
Doctor ouayle win deliver a lecture
on Jean Vatican" at the First Meth
odist church this, evening under the
auspices of the Home Missionary So
ciety.
Several politicians were seen in the
audience at the County Chairman last
night. They probably received pointers
which will help them in future cam
paigns. as+s7 4aa1sF-H ofstS re-
H. A. Jetmore has been appointed by
the Commercial club as one OF the rep
resentatives of Topeka at the opening
of the sugar refinery at Garden City
Thursday. r
The proceeds of last Saturdays foot
ball game between Washburn and K.
U. netted the home team about $4,000.
while K U. received $55O.OO for its share
Of the receipts.
The indications seem to point to The
fact that the game next Saturday will
be the most spectacular game Of the
season. St. Mary's and Washburn IRE
the opposing teams.
The Street Car company surprised the
public by getting heat in all their cars
Tuesday afternoon. Their action t,is
year antedates that Of former years by
at least four weeks.
Roller skating brings more muscles
into mild action than any other form
of physical culture, and that is why
leading physicians recommend it as 4
very healthful exercise.
Those who put on their winter I'M
derwear because 1t was cold on Sun
day had better prepare to suffer, for
there was every indication this morn
ing that summer is coming again.
Invitations are being sent out sto
prominent citizens of the city to oc-
cupy places on the platform for the
Salvation army rally next Sunday
evening at the Auditorium.
Several Thousand persons hurried to
the scene of the IRE last night. From
the blaze and its rejection for many
minutes after it started, it looked as
though the whole east sids(5I the city
was burning up.
c. w. Horn. Henry McAfee and Major
T. j. Anderson, left for st. Louis last
evening. They will represent the Com
mercial club at the deep waterways
convention, which is to be held there
during the next few days.
The open season on quail commences
tomorrow, and reed birds, hedge snipe
and the like, will disappear from the
and in their stead will be the more in
viting announcement, quail on toast.
Notice a falling off In the divorces
around here OF late? A sage of the
court house remarks that a woman
will put up with considerabi bic If there |
is any prospect Of having house with |
a fire in it during the winter season.
One election bet which has just come
to light is that of a young man and
young lady. No stakes were offered in
the bet but the condition was that tho
young lady might specify the amount
of the wager after 1t was known wnetn-
er she won or lost.
One of the biggest laughs that
Maclyn Arbuckle drew from the audi |
ence at the Grand last night was
when he lodged behind a tree and
said: SSH Here comes a delega- |
ton from Shawnee county looking for |
some campaign funds"
President Norman Plass of Wash
burn college has just returned from a
trip through the eastern states in an
effort to raise $4,000 for the college
and reports that the idea prevails there |
that Kansas with all of her wealth |
should be able to care for her own in
situations.
My dog has left his happy home
walled a modest little North Topeka
girl over the telephone, land want
to advertise for HIM" well. what Is
the description" asked the reporter
He is q brother to the dog owned by
the society reporter of the State Jour
nal," she replied, '1s white and black
ears and tail cut on, only my dog
hasn't
J. w. Robinson. Robert stone.
Guilf0rd Dudley and John 9. Waters
have been named by =. H Crosby.
chairman Of the entertainment and