The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-06
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| Mrs. A. w. Parks is having plans
made for an $4,000 fiat at Twelfth and
Taylor streets.
person who is not complaining of eth
er cold in the head of one in the
chest.
Emmett Dalton has received fiat
| tering offer to go on the stage as a
theatrical star. He has turned 1t
down.
The fact that pawpaws are ripe has
not caused an exodus of Topekans to
the country. nor was such action ex-
pected.
Finney county was in the city yeSter-
day in the interest of a client who has
a case pending in the supreme court
Five former Washburn students
who are now in New York city wired
congratulation over the result of the
*. U. game last Saturday to Captain
Eddie Brown.
G. L. Miller mayor of Garden City
was in the city yesterday attending a
hearing in the supreme court, win
ming the first round in the case of the
state against H. v. Lawrence.
Capt. George Flanders, clerk of the
probate court, who has been ill with
severe cold for more than week, -
getting well fast and will be able TO
resume his duties before long.
A special train will be run to Man
haitian Saturday for the accommoda-
ton of the Washburn football team
and a number of rooters who hope to
add another victory to their list.
The freshmen of Washburn college
are considering the issuing of a cha!-
lenge to the sophomores for footDall
game to settle the championship of
the two lower classes instead of cane
rush.
Now that Washburn has the best
football team in the state, the STUD,
ents are giving the boys their ioyal
students will go to Manhattan for the
game Saturday.
Three of the Kansas UNIVERSITY
football PLAYERS who played agalnsl
INashburn last Saturday were SO pduiy
hurt that they will not be aple 10 piay
In the game with Nebraska a. "
renee next Saturday.
Instead of having to NOW the lawn
after a hard days work, the family
mans early evening is now devoted to
raking up the fallen leaves There Goes
not seem to be any more rest for the
worthy than for the wicked.
Out st Washburn they are still cele-
trating Washburn's victory over X U.
in Saturdays game. The Washburn
Review, which appeared today, was
printed in red headlines as result OF
Washburn winning the state cham
pionship.
C. r. Thomas OF Kansas City, sec
rotary of the American HEREFORD Cae-
tie Breeders association spent a por-
ton of yesterday in Topeka spending
a liberal portion of the time with
Secretary Coburn of the board of ag-
riculture.
Albert Hoskinson, representing H.
a
of Finney county is being contested
by A c. Wheeler, who claims that he
was elected in November, is In the
city looking after hearing OF the
case, which is set for THURSDAY IN the
supreme court. ~
Mrs. c. A. Loucks, of Lakin, who
has been in Stormont hospital for the
past three weeks for an operation for
cataract is improving slowly and has
been removed to the Copeland hotel,
where she will remain under the care
of the physicians for a week or so be-
fore returning home.
Topeka may be growing in popula-
ton and as a business center" remark
ed a stranger the other day, ,but TEL
low like myself would not think so on
seeing a half dozen of the best loca-
lions in the business section of the city
devoted to five cent moving picture
shows, penny arcades and shooting gal
leries.''
Washburn in favor of the recasting of
the cid Washburn bell which was
cracked while ringing out the tidfngs
of a football victory. 1t will cost
about two hundred dollars to bring
this about. Why not give some en-
tcrtainment to get the money for this
purpose?
Rev. John A. Bright received let
ter Yesterday from his congregation at
Camnus, Cove county, saying that the
new parsonage was completed ana
ready for occupancy. Therefore after
a continuous residence of 1S years in
Topeka, Rev. and Mrs. Bright will
leave for their new home next Wednes-
day, November IL.
The Washburn Review of this week
calls attention to the fact that large
majority of the football heroes of the
champion team of this season belong &c
the class of 'Os. This will deprive next
years team of many good men. But
Washburn has good bunch of substi-
tutes who can play nearly as good a
game as the regulars
While the Washburn students are
planning TO get gold footballs for all
the players who participated in the
game against K. u. last Saturday, 1t
might not be a bad plan to get a larger
football or some more expensive token
of appreciation for Coach Weede. Coach |
Weede has been at Washburn for two |
years and has oiven the local college
two mighty good football teams.
A Topeka man who is something of |
a genius has arranged the following |
play on the names of Topeka streets
in the order in which they come west /
Of Kansas avenue: wouldn't it have |
been a Joke if Jackson and Van Buren, |
together with Harrison could have
stood on Topeka avenue and seen Ty- |
Ter Polk Taylor over into Western |
avenue SO he'd Fillmore Clay into his /
mouth than Buchanan and Lincoln |
t. L. Sou ynzfs