The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-04
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pension day dinner tomorrow.
The city council meets this evening
in its regular monthly session
Who'll be the first to give $40 to
have the old Washburn bell recast?
Why not help Washburn get the old
bell fixed. This is the time to start a
bell fund.
The poor old cracked bell at Wash
burn did its best Saturday evening but
that wasn't much.
| Washburn students from all parts of
the state were here Saturday to see
Washburn defeat Kansas university.
| Manager StahI of the Washburn
team, who is law student, argued his
hrst case in the court of Topeka this
morning.
Samuel Butts. principal of the Rus
sell high school, a graduate from
| Washburn college, attended the foot
ball game Saturday.
The walls of the new Novelty theat-
er have been completed and it will
be but short time until the inter-
Tor of the new theater is completed.
The Rock Island will run a special to
Manhattan next Saturday for the
leave about noon and return after the
game.
| The demonstration of the Kansas
| students after the game Saturday was
a very quiet affair and resembIed ser
vices in cemetery rather than a stu
| dent yelling fest.
Governor A. M. Harvey is in Colo
| RADIO Springs engaged in the defense of
| Sylvester Craig, formerly of Topeka
| man, who is charged with the murder
of an old farmer.
A number of formerly Washburn
| students attended the annual game
| between that college and the Univer-
| sity saturday, many of them coming
from neighboring states.
Glen Haughey, the Washburn foot
ball player, who appeared so badly hurt
in Saturdays game, danced till mid
night Saturday and appeared to be the
liveliest beau at the party.
1t was so cold during the late hours
of last night and the early ones Of this
morning that quite coating of Ice
formed on water in tubs and pals
which were left out doors.
Work has commenced on the Biddle
creek drain which will be constructed
to run from East Sixth avenue and
Locust street to the intersection of
Locust street with the Shunganunga
creek.
An ordinance which will keep
motor cycles and automob iles from
using the driveways on the state house
grounds will be introduced in the city
council this evening at the request of
the state officials.
1.-The troubles of a doctor come
from all sources" remarked one of
the profession, ''for instance DR.. John
Outland was called to the west of the
state Saturday and missed the Wash
burn-K. U. game"
Owing to the woeful lack of judg-
ment exhibited Saturday by Colonies |
William Curtis and A. S. Rankin their |
trip abroad. on which they expected |
to start the first of next month, has |
been postponed indefinitely.
mo. my son, the shower of falling |
stars last night was not the result of |
the football game Saturday" remark |
ed fond parent to his young hopeful. |
though the students would probably |
admit that such was the case.
owns an orchard of 100 trees near Ro>
chester, could do in the line of har- |
vest was to collect enough fruit for a |
single pie which went the way OF all
pies at the family dinner Sunday.
A conjecture that about three out of
five of the young girls in town wear
flaming red coats and jackets is a safe |
one. Some of the reds are most won
derful colors. They surely must have
been achieved through mistake by the
mixers of the dyes.
Manager Stahl is authority for the |
statement that the attendance at Sat
urday's game was record breaker,
every seat and all the carriage space
being disposed of while mass of
humanity several feet in depth lined
the field on all sides.
Washburn plays the Aggies at
Manhattan next Saturday. Before
Saturdays game Assistant Coach
Drummer of the K. U. team said that
the Manhattan collegians would win
from Washburn All who think so Il
please stand on their heads.
William Bacon of the historical de- II
partment at the state house, made a
flying trip to Lawrence Saturday fol-
lowing the football game for the pur>
pose of relieving himself of a portion
of the cash accumulated from the stu
dents who backed the Lawrence team.
~ ;ofo
ssas university last Saturday, the local
were given a holiday today
and have nothing to do but to cele-
brate the work of their team in Sat-
urday's game. They marched down
town en- masse dragging a tallyho fill
ed with members Of the Washburn
team.
Only once on Saturday night was the
famous Rock Chalk, Jay Hawk, K. u"
veil heard on the streets. That was .
-Oout midnight. A half dozen boys
from Mount Dread were wandering
Down Kansas avenue arm in arm. The
yell seemed to come from them through !
force of habit but it was little more
han a gurgle.
In the windows of a local merchant
where elaborate displays were made
'or the Kansas-Wa shburn game of t
asst Saturday. a display of Kansas C
players filled one window while the +
,ther window was given to a Wash o
BURN display. After the game was e
,ver the pictures of the K. U. players e
we're all inverted.
Farmers, who live in the vicinity of | 9
Nerideu and who have been in town | !,
Turing the past few days. report that .
here is an unusual number of wolves, ?
" coyotes, in that district this year. a
There is talk of getting up an old :
fashioned wolf hunt to which President f.
may be invited, although it i
S not expected that he will attend. a
After the game Saturday night the il