The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-28
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| The Sooners did not arrive in To-
peka last night until after O'Clock
as the train was delayed.
| The Santa Fe offices and shops are
closed today and the employees of this
ROAD are enjoying vacation.
Dick Cooley, manager of the To-
peka baseball team, is confined to his
home with light attackiof pneumonia.
Red and white. the Oklahoma
coiors and blue and white of Wash
Durn form pretty decorations along
Kansas avenue today
The State Normal football team was
IN Iopeka over night on their way
TO Manhattan where they will play the
Aggies this afternoon.
II is understood that the skeleton
which was recently discovered in a
closet of socially prominent West
side FAMILY is about to be released.
The State journal is issued at 1
O'Clock today in order to allow the
employees chance to enjoy the holt
day and attend the football game.
William Stegeman will marry a hus-
band today or at any rate that is the
name of the bride given when the mar
riage license was secured yesterday.
The vault for the German-American
bank has been completed and the direc-
tors of the institution expect to be
ready for business within the next two
weeks.
Word has been received that A F.
Woods, bureau chief for the depart
.nent of agriculture, will not be able to
be in Topeka for the corn contest Sat
urday.
Twelve marriage licenses were issued
by Probate Judge Hayden yesterday
which is the record for some time The
holidays always assure a rush in this
department.
Today is an appropriate one for the
announcement made by a statistician
that dehorned football has claimed but
IA Players so far this year and the sea-
son is more than half over.
Judging from the number of mar
riage licenses which were issued yes
terday, there are several in the city
who are celebrating things other than
the usual Thanksgiving festivities.
The w. I. Miller Lumber Co. will
make an extraordinary low price on
shingles for a few days in order to re-
ducs an overstock. Now is YOUR chance
to buy a good single cheap. 213 East
Sixth street.
The weather today is just about
right for big football game. Those
who have been holding off to see
what kind of weather would be dished
up for the game have by this time de-
cided to go. ,t
One OF the questions propounded to
DR.. Keith yesterday, who is a witness
in the trial of a cease in the district
court, by Attorney Wood came under
the "hypotheticalr head and five min
utes was consumed in asking the one
question o. 4e tpe y
The football game between the To-
peka and Kansas City High schools
which is the first of the double header
this afternoon was called at 1:45.
The Oklahoma Wash burn game will
start as soon as the high school teams
have finished. uer D.
The Santa F'e plug which runs be-
tween Kansas City. and Topeka was al
most an hour late last night, though
the distance is but about go miles be-
tween the two points. The only way
that patrons of the road learned of the
fact was by standing about and wait
ing until the train finally arrived.