The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-26

| assigned to look after the welfare or
that section of the city
There will not be another Dasepali
game in Topeka until Thursday after
noon, when the White Sox will return
from Hutchinson to play the Okla
homa City team This will be the
last appearance of the Nets on the
| local grounds this season.
The indications at this time seem
| to be that the railroads are gong to
make a straight two cent fare, re-
marked man who stayed at nome
| this season, but the order will not go
into effect until after the vacation
period for most of us Is past
81 note" remarked Topeka physi-
clan, that an English authority has
decided that appendicitis in America
| is caused by particles from the mill
| rollers. This will in all PROBABILITY
more business for my. profession, as
between cutting out the hour eating
habit and the appendix the doctors
will get the Jobs
If you want to get into a real fight
in an instant ask either of a couple of
young fellows how they enjoyed their
fishing trip to the private preserves at
Lake View No wonder they are
touchy on the subject. They passed an
afternoon, evening. night and part
of morning there. The expenses OF
the trip footed up ito six dollars ana
they got one eight ounce nsh.
The city council meets Tuesday
evening and it is probable at this time
some action will be taken with refer
ence to the Sixth ward sewer matter.
At specially called meeting Satur-
day night three ordinances We're
passed providing for issuance of bonds
for paving. for the assessment for
weed cutting, and apportioning the
taxation for special Improvements.
If as many folks pay admissions to
the performances of Pawnee Bills
show this afternoon and evening as
visited the fair grounds yesterday
looking at the exterior of tents and
gazing with apparent rapture at a
cowboy or two. who happened to be
on the outside. 1T is safe to say that
this quasi-circus will do a record
business in Topeka.
Just at the hour when folks were
going to the morning church services
yesterday, the paraphernalia of Paw
nee Bills Wild West show. including
cowboys, cowgirls, Indians, buffaloeS,
camels. mules, donkeys, ponies and
even elephants. went over Eighth ave-
nue., and passed several churches. on
their way to the fair grounds. Many
a church goer tarried so long to see
the impromptu parade that they
missed the opening services in their
churches
One of the real wise girls in the
city has taken up the study of the
French language for the sole purpose
of equipping herself with an ability to
read the stories in the French tongue
which appear each month in one OF
the popular magazines. She has Won
derful ideas as to the wickedness that
these French tales may tell of. Her
only apparent reason for these ideas
is that the French language is used in
telling the tales. AS a matter of fact
these stories in French are really mild
in tone, in plot and even in language,
when compared with many OF the
stories which appear in this same
magazine in the English language, So
a friendly tip is given to this girl that
she had better stop wasting her time
in learning to read French for this
particular purpose. She might put in
the same time to better advantage in
learning how to make biscuits and
bread