The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-24

eran church, Fourth and Tyler streets
| have made arrangements for the in
| stallation of a combination reed anC
pipe organ the latter part of this week
The Orients were defeated Sunday by
the Topeka Ramblers in a ball game
by score of IL to 4. The batteries
| being, Hummer and Alexander for the
Orients, and Moore and Miller for the
Ramblers.
]. P. Ekblad, of the Swedish reve-
brother Charles E. Caulson, 235 Fill
| more street Mr.. Ekblad was granted
a two years leave of absence in order
to rest up and regain his health.
The matinee at the Novelty theatre
Tuesday afternoon will close the season
as far as souvenir afternoons are con-
| cerned and the little theatre which has
been such a popular resort for the past
two years will close for the season and
for good Saturday evening.
Petitions are being circulated on the
East side for an extension of water
mains and the location of a fire sta
ton It is stated. however, that the
property owners will have to be will
ing to construct sewer first before
main extensions are made.
One man was real happy this morn
ing. He had three different dreams
last evening about the Wichita-To-
peka baseball score and each dream
increased the size of the score in
favor of Wichita. Then he awakened
and learned the real news.
Colonel F. S. Savage, who is the over
seer of the advertising department of
the Santa Fe, and John Strickrott, the
official photographer of the line, are in
Garden City in quest of views for some
thing new in the advertising line which
the road will issue in short time.
'I haven't noticed anythingin the pa
pers about the Sixth avenue viaduct of
late" remarked a resident of the east
side, but I suppose 1t has been because
there is nothing new to print, but we
folks who live on that side of the city
are getting mighty tired of the delay"
The Auburndale baseball team de-
feated the Taylor Perfection team yes
terday by a score of IL to 6. The fea-
at shcrtstop for Auburndale. Batteries,
Fisher and Carr for the Perfections
and Nelson and G. Miller for Auburn
dale.
Miss Ebba c. Olson of 3O1 Madison
street, an employe of the Warren NJ.
Saturday night driven by T. c. Roe and
seriously injured. 1t was raining at the
time and she stepped out of the way of
one buggy and directly in front of the
horse driven by Mr.. Roe.
The Midgets defeated the Topeka
Eagles at Athletic park by a score of
10 to in an interesting game Sunday
afternoon. Groom, the pitcher for the
Eagles, was knocked out of the box in
the second inning and McInnis of the
White Sox staff, finished the game.
The batteries-Robinson and Snyder;
Groom, McInnis and Shaw
The Hewitt foundry ball team defeat
ed the Oakland team Sunday afternoon
by a score of IL to 8, after a fiercely
fought game of 16 innings. The score
stood Z to in the eighth inning and in
the 18th inning each side scored where
it remained until the 18th inning when
the foundry team landed three scores
which their opponents could not over
come. Batteries-Butler and Young:
Cromwell, Curry and Woody.
The Santa Fe excursion to Wichita
yesterday was one of the most orderly
excursions which has been run out of
Topeka for a long time. About 200 fans
accompanied the excursion out of To-
peka and several hundred more were
picked up before reaching Wichita The
train returned to Topeka in the neigh
borhood of 2 this morning If any
one has faraway look in his eyes this
morning it is a sure sign that he was
In wichita.
Rev. DIR. Paul Todd reached home
this morning from Canton China
Mr.. Todd is a son of ]. H. Todd who
lives on Garfield avenue, in this CITY.
and has been in China for number
of years. Report has it that he has