The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-12
|7SNAP SHOTS<I
a,!Y:|:;j||,IhB|,Ik|dII,aIHEII
The katydid has wings of gauze,
The FREELY wings of flame,
The chigger has no wings at all,
But he gets there just the same
PAUL ADAMS.

|
The FREELY wings of flame,
The chigger has no wings at all.
But he gets there just the same;
The asylum grounds never looked
prettier than they do right now.
Again people are permitted to think
of Kansas as a summer resort
The cool weather has driven the
backyard slumber brigade indoors
N. H. LOOMS has a beautiful new
driving horse he purchased in kansas
City.
An addition consisting of kitchen and
bath rooms has been made to Keith's
hospital
Raw L. Bone is building an artistic
home of colonial architecture on Wooo-
lawn avenue.
man who imagines he is SICK can
be lust as miserable as one SUFFERING
from the real thing
Robert Fullerton has completed tne
deal for the Elliott sporting goous e''
and has taken charge.
The not weather was boon 70
Vfnewood park, The park >nas Deen
crowded every evening
The moving pictures are proving
the best attraction that has peen pro-
duced at Vinewood this season.
1t is more than month until nc
prairie chicken season opens, pul par
ties are already being organized.
| The Kansas river is low but the motor
|
ing water deep enough for Navigation.
Ferd Dreisbach, the grocer, at SiS
Kansas avenue, will tomorrow only sen
the famous White Loaf flour at S1.zo
per sack.
There is evidently a contest on
among Topeka automobile owners 10
see who can carry the whistle that pro-
duces the most unearthly NOISE
The city council meets this evening ing
| in an adjourned session. This will
| 10 fhn la Gf meeting
the regular meeting in september.
7 E. Torrington was in Garden CITY
last week and told the newspapers
| there that he likes the way the 70
den CITY Commercial club goes aIler
things.
For the first time in the history OF
Topeka, Indians from the PottaWatoliIle
reservation were unable TO sec ule auy
alcoholic drinks in Topeka SUNDAY al
ternoon
Fred Jackson, attorney. general. was
presented with a beautifully mounteu
+ mule deer's head by his father-i M W.
: Who has lust returned from a trip 10
+ Montana.
: G. w. Dusenberry, formerly OF the
, detective force, who was discharged
: by Mayor Green, will make a ngnI 10
get reinStated under the o4u 9
: preference law.
! All day Saturday and Sunday the
f trains brought large numbers or prom
: inent negroes to Topeka to attend the
m Getting OF the Nal1OHaA @NO6AO
ness Mems convention
The Kansas State Federation of La
Dor is meeting in Topeka today. Inc
sessions of the meeting are helo IN Se
curity hall at the southwest corner Oh
Seventh street and Kansas avenue.
Clarence Scott of the Cremerie, who
makes a specially of collecting British
coins, got a gold sovereign SATURDAY
in the ordinary course OF ouslLess any I1H
r paid IS for 1t though II Is oAly VIZ -
al $3.50.
The Western Negro Press associa-
ton commences a two days session
here this afternoon. Sessions Will De
held in the state supreme court room
! at the state house in the day and in
| the evening in representative nan.
The old stone residence at the
southwest corner of Sixth avenue ana
: Monroe street which is one or the oIo
landmarks of the East side is being
torn down to make room for another
: building more modern in its makeup
X T. Muir of Chicago, who has
acted on several occasions IN the past
) as Judge, has again been selected TO
serve in a similar capacity TOT tn ,9
: western Pigeon sociation which Will
hold its show here during January
next.
A sacred concert will be given TINS
evening at Garfield park under the
auspices of the association OF EVangeh-
cal churches which has been holding a
camp meeting at the park during the
past ten days Inc COHSCA@ "AA
free to the public
Every westbound train on the santa
Fee road was delayed several hours
Yesterday by the washout of a Drloge
near Marceline, Mo. The station was
crowded with people all day yester-
dav who were anxiously awaiting the
| arrival of some train
The committee on gas and electrlc
lights of the council filed the petitlons
for lights at Tenth and Lane, Eighth
and Holliday. Crane and Jefferson,
Eourth and Branner. Grant and Cen
trail. sixth and Garfield, Eighth ana
: LELAND. and Fifth and Chandler
streets.
One of the best pieces Of country
road in the vicinity of topeka Is the
: country road which runs out on 10
; nelxa avenue to Pauline. This stretch
of road is almost as smooth as pave
n1ent and is due to constant care
taken with it and the use OF hlng
road drag.
: IT is probable that those who seek to
satisfy their thirst with something
} stronger than per cent will be com
nel1ed to nay 80 cents per bottle rms
is what several of Topekas IeaolnS
druppists say will be the result OF the
recent proceedings started by County
: Attorney Schenck
The Topeka baseball team has won
r four straight games, now counting yes
/ terday's contest with Webb City. Ihls,
however is not enough to arouse the
| enthusiasm of the fans who would pro-
bably refuse to believe Topeka mas
in