The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-16
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| er seen In Topeka this season for foot
pail It is just cool enough to make it
| better for the players
turkeys are quoted at IL n cents a
pound which is encouraging when the
price of choice cut of steak or d
pound or bacon is considered.
H. L. Allen, physical director of the
Y: M. C. A will leave Monday for
washington, where he will attend the
national conference of physical direc-
tors.
II you are not out at the game this
afternoon you are missing your last OPP
portun1ty of seeing Washburn, the
form.
The latest sensation to disturb the
equilibrium of Topeka is the reported
visit of County Attorney Lee Bond of
Leavenworth county to the office Of
Governor Hoch.
There is no particular happiness to be
derived from the statement, but never
| theless with Thanks giving less than ten
days distant the price of cranberries re-
mains at 50 a barrel.
7 feel right in more than thousand
places" was the characteristic remark
made by one, of Washburn's football
players this morning in talking about
the game this afternoon.
Prof. w. o. Steen and teachers.
Jessie Mustard, Grace Ward, May Hen
derson, Maggie Klum and Tessie Rior-
dan, of the Solomon sch ools, spent FRI
day visiting the schools of Topeka.
The Topeka Orphans home. ga
Fillmore street, was quarantined Fri
day by the health authorities on ac-
count Of the discovery of two mild
cases of chickenpOx in the institution.
T. L Barns has returned from st.
Louis where he attended the annual
meeting of the Kansas Missouri Hotel
Mems association and if appearances
are to be relied upon is little the worse
for the experience.
1t is possible that the Incubator Baby
about which so much has been written
craze as this mode has been suggested
as means of raising funds for the
support of the mother.
The report of State Oil Inspector
Hussey filed yesterday indicates that
the independent companies are doing
but small share of the business trans
acted in the state, being credited with
but one-fifth of the sales made.
The high school football team has
Cancelled it's game with Leavenworth
Soldiers Home today, and the Leaven-
worth players contend that the local
team was afraid of losing the game.
The Paramount team arrived in To-
peka last night and spent the morning
in resting up for their game this after
noon They are q heavy looking bunch
and if weight counts for anything they
ought to give Washburn mighty close
rub.
The bombardment heard along the
river front just north of Potwin every
morning about sunrise is not an in
dication of a hostile invasion, but the
result of James Briar's attempt to
bring home water fowl for the even
ing meal.
Edward l.. Hearn, supreme knight of
the knights, of Columbus. has notified
the local committee that he will be in
Topeka Thanksgiving for the purpose OF
accepting the invitation extended to him
to lead, the grand march at the ball
given by the order in the evening.
A report from Oklahoma City indi-
Gates that Emmett Dalton has changed
his mind about locating in Topeka and
that he will open "a tailor shop in that
city or Muskogee. Dalton made many
friends in Topeka who had hoped that
he would locate here where they could
be of assistance to him in his attempt
to esta blish a business.
Despite the fact that irlnumerab BILE
bear stories have been circulated in To-
peka during the past week regarding
the condition of the Washburn team,
there are none found who are willing
to take a risk on Paramount and even
the Wichita sports who are always
talking have sent no money to Topeka
to be placed on their team.
1.-The Real Money league will hold
a meeting tomorrow (Sunday) at 2:30
o o'clock, at Dr. Taylor's office, over
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relative merits of "asset currency and |
more real money and larger bank |
reserves as means to make periodical |
suspension of cash payments by bonds |
All interested in this |
vital important problem are invited. |
A thrifty housewife did not need |
supply of sugar, but she could not re- |
sist the temptation to buy a big bag |
of it at special sale and at a greatly |
reduced price. The bag looked a lit |
tie thin after she had accepted it and |
later it was discovered that there was /
a big hole in one corner of it and
good quantity of sugar had filtered |
away. Now she is hard at work fgur-