The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-30
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> The league ball games in Topeka
will be called at p. m
General Manager J. E. Hurley re
turned yesterday from snort ou9i
ness trip to Kansas CITY
Friday will be ladies' free DAY a.
the hall game, this will bring ou-
large crowd for this day. ~
Washburn college VIII pay ~,
Missouri university baseball team Oh
the grounds of the former toiiioii0"
afternoon. -,
Snow began falling about O'Clock
last night and continued irtermltteh
for few hours. Not much OF II
manned on the ground
Topeka has one representative IL
the law class of 80 when WIN 8 =,
uate at the state university in June III
the person of William Montgomery
AS soon as the weather will permiilii
the water department of the CITY VIM
commence laying water pipes oil p ~,
chanan from Sixteenth to seventeenth
streets.
Florence Baker, 35 years old, ootn oI
this city. secured marriage ne 80
at the office of the probate court yes
terday. .-
ing point last night ana carry I;,5 he he
morning a coating of ice couIu 9
found on water in tubs ana trousHs ~
the open.
A farmer from the Meriden section
reports some good news 10 INC an
nIes in that section has not been de-
stroyed as yet.
The Oklahoma university baseball
team stopped in Topeka today 1 tI
left for home this afternoon aItsL
finding that the Washburn grouiiuS
We're too wet for game
According to the statement Of
President Holiday Of the gas com,
pany the mains of the company VIII
be extended to Oakland as SOON 90
enough pipe can be secured 1or TINS
purpose.
\ Councilman Holidays dog oIu m
ance will be up for a hearing at the
meeting of the city council Wednes-
dav evening and it is expected thaI
there will be dog and antidog delega-
tfons present to urge their claims
Now that the Parker-Washingto
Paving company have se tS as
avenue pavement the city announces
through it's council that 1t VIII not De
necessary to place them in position
councilman ]. w. F. Hughes has
introduced a resolution providlng LOT
notice. said an ex-army omcer.
(which indicates that he Is against
yellow anywhere excepting On a uni
FORM
c. l. Wakefield, of Dallas, Texas,
brother-in-law of C. r. Maunsell, Is
in the city and will accompany the
latter to Denver, leaving tonight, IN
the hopes that the change will be OF
benefit to the health Of Mr.. Maunseli
who has been Ill most of the winter
A postal card from the Soldiers
Home California, and signed H Ham
sen, was received by the State Journal
today 1t reads: "Our laws and men
who favor licensing the dens OF vice
and crime to drug and rob and muir
der our Iaboring men for their hard
earnings are the worst criminals In
all the land
The annual track meet between the
freshmen and sophomore classes of
Washburn college will take place to-
morrow at WaShburn park A basket
ball game between the girls of the
two classes in the morning together
two classes will comprise the exer-
cises of the morning, while the after
noon will be entirely devoted to track
athletics.
A couple of deputy sheriffs are sore
at The Santa Fe shop authorities.
They had a bunch of subpoenas to serve
on Saturday on shopmen who are
wanted as witnesses in the suit that
has been brought by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Scbramm to recover damages
for the death of their son from in
juries received while fighting a fire In
the shop yards. The deputy sheriffs
were denied admission to the yards ard
had to hunt the men up at their homes.
This made them labor on Saturday
night and Sunday.