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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-20

Reita Updegraff an afternoon tea
Tuesday, December 81. Mrs. Eugene
S. Quinton gave a luncheon today for
her niece. and the young women of
her bridal party, the invitations in
Guiding Miss Quinton, Miss Fay Quinn
ton, Miss Eugenia Quinton. Mrs. Will
liam w. Wikidal. Miss Gala Cuttell
and Miss Reita Updegraff.
The story published by Topeka
newspapers yesterday that the people
who attended the Helianthus sub
scription dance at Hudson's Wednes-
OF the low gas pressure was news to
them. 81 was among those present"
said a girl today, "and if that was
freezing I'm for it. 1 wouldn't care If
down at Scipio. I've always heard
that freezing to death was a delicious
sensation and 1 suppose when I was
dancing to Love Me and the World Is
Nine as played by Ray Hall, 1 was
freezing and didn't know it,
The marriage Of Miss Kittie Plumb.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
of Emporia, was celebrated Wednes-
day night at the home of the brides
parents. Miss Plumb was a student
at the University of Kansas and is i.
has visited in Topeka and has num-
Der Of friends here. Mr.. De Long Is
a graduate of K. S. A. c., Manhattan,
and they will be at home on his farm
northeast of EmDoria.
q
Base SANDER from the Atchison
Globe: A Topeka girl is visiting a
girl in Atchison. They were on the
streets today and the Topeka girl
finally said: That's the tenth man
I don't know who has tried to f1irt
with me-" The men were speaking
to the Atchison girl whom they had
known al! their lives.
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DR.. and. Mrs. NJ. A. F1oersch of
1905 Harrison entertained their neigh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-20
LESS COTTON GINNED.
A Considerable Decline From Last
Year Is Shown.

Washington, Dec. 20.-The census
bureau today issued a bulletin show
ing that the total amount of cotton OF
this years growth in the United
States ginned up to December ID last
was 9,S21.077 bales as compared with
11112,7S9 bales for the same period
of last year and 9,297,S1y bales for the
same period in 1905.
The total number of active ginneries
was 27,152.
In this bulletin round bales are
counted as half bales. The number of
round bales included is 167,485 for
1907 and 243,096 for 1906 and 258.137
for 1905. Sea Island included 65,145
for 1907, and 49,361 for 1906 and co.
$50 for 1905.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-20

borhood card club last night. The
outside guests were: Miss Eulalia
Hagan of Guthrie, Okla; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hercule Pessemier of ST. Marys;
Miss Louise Uhlrich of Wamego; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert G. Merrick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Barker.
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The gown pictured is a good model
for lightweight, wooden materials, wolfe
or such fabrics. The bodice was cross
ed and was made with Japanese sleeves.
Applied trimming is used with the trim
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-20

Rogers Bros 1S47 spoons and forks
at cost at Chas. Benefits, 100 Kan. ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-20

Absolutely pure drugs at Prices drug
store, in the big block.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-20

The holiday season will be opened
in Topeka by the fancy dress mas
querade dance to be given at Nc
Rae's tonight by the local chapter of
the Delta Omicron Omicron high
school fraternity. This is the largest
and most important event of the holi-
days for the Youngest Set and among
the out of town guests here for the
occasion are Miss Winifred Repp and
Miss Marjorie Marshall of Kansas
City, Miss Genevieve Miller of st.
Marys, Mr.. Lester Scott, Mr.. Ralph
Hissem, Mr.. Edward James, Mr.. Cos
sard and Mr.. Sutton of Lawrence and
Miss Alice Noble of Atchison. Miss
Ann Troutman, Miss Edna Hopkins,
Mr.. Art Gray and Mr.. Alexander
LOOMS, who are students at K. u,
and Miss Corinne Coston, who attends
X s. A. c. at Manhattan. are also
home for the occasion.
Mr.. and NJ. F. Southwick will en-
terrain family dinner party on
Christmas day. their invitations in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Snyder. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry E. Gavitt and Mr.. and
Mrs E. w. Snyder of Leavenworth.
Mrs George Freshman and Miss
Lillian Foster have asked guests for
Eleventh and Harrison streets, for
Veale will give an evening bridge for
Miss Quinton Saturday. December %,
Mrs. William w. Wikidal and Miss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-20

Pick hat at Pickens' and you will
pick the pick Of the pickings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31

A Fine Residence on Park Avenue near
Lee Monument, In prime condition; fur
$1,000.
Robinson ST. near Floyd: price .s2,S00
Main ST. near Robinson; price S3,75O
Clay st. near Norton; price 81 500.
2 Clay st. near Adams; price $4,000.
Z Jackson ST. near St. James; price
$l,40o.
Leigh st. near sixth;a price s4.Ooo:; coo
& Nineteenth st. near Broad; price $4,000.
cary ST. near Short; price $1,000.
Randolph st. near Wallace; price $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-31
Good Investments
FOR SALE.

An Excellent Dwelling at the corner
Of North Avenue and Hooper Street, Bar
ton Heights containing 10 rooms and
bath, pantry closets, range, hot and cold
water etc.; front and side porches; IN
fine condition; frontage of 100 feet; depth
1856 feet. Price, $500
Building Tot. lO0x157 feet. on Second
Avenue, Highland Park. Beautifully. To-
Gated half square from street-car line;
Price $3.50. with granolithic walks and
sewer connections.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05
4 SkORER
IN HARD LINES
PHILIP EDNCNDs, sALEsMAN. rs
TURNED OUT or BED ny MANY
HOTEL CLERKS.

How many men would consider them
s"iyes playing In hard luck we're they
continually forced ~ give ~ their
sleeping apartments, their positions
ana their wives simply because they
gDOFeY
PbiIlD EdmuDdg, o. salcgmaB, dcclarcg
that his career bas been marked by
misf0rtune simply because he SHORES
~ l"ndly That be dlsturbs slumbcrers In
ADJOINING rooms. Many times ne has
been aroused by clerks Of hotels ia
many cities ~ unreasonable hours ami
politely Informed that be must ccagc
hls disturbance forthwith or leave tho
bosielry Even in hotels 0f SLIGHT pre-
ifDDDDB tho sounds cmanatlHg from
bis room haye drowned ai others, and
"ben be has applied for sleeping quar-
iers NJ the same hotel thr following
hiEbt b. has been adylaod ibat fho
hOuse ~ "fll"
AFRAID or WAKING HfM8ELFg
Edmunds bimaoIf admits that ne has
acquired the "snO1nR7 habit 10 such
Hn extent mat on gouc nights, before
~ IHllira, ~ reefs mat hr, himself
VIII DO awakened by the nolsca Ho
mas Travelled much around the country
nnd has made numerous friends, Jul
tbey have been l0ntb ~ sleep on me
Hhmo hOOr Of hotels whore he wa
gunrtGrod ana some NJ them alway,
make n their business ~ learn Whal
hotel register bears his signature and
govern themselves accordingly. ~
mas l0st 80 many positions because OI
his reputation ag an innocent nOctur
nal peace disturber he has used an as
summed name when applying for place.
with other companies, Ire ~ know
particularly among hotel clerks r.
small towns ana he feels much rolley
IN when he gets back ~ The larR'
cities whore there N plethora o
r0ominR houses mat win rodgc him un
M ne becomes intolcrnblo ana drive
The other rOOmora HwaY
WIFE GIVES SNORER last TRIAL
TITS wife said that she simply coul'
not put up with the noise after cigh
months Of married llfe and left him
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05
JAPAN'S plans
FOR BIG ARMY
TO HAVE SIX DIVISIONS MORE
THAN BEFORE WAR WITH RUS
SIA-GREATER NAVY ALSO

VICTORIA, b. c., Dec. 27-According
TO advices brought here by the steamer
TOsa Maru, the military section Of the
japanese Government intends to in
crease the army until the standing
forces number nineteen divisions, six
more than before the war with Russia.
The program also calls for increases I'm
naval equipments by an expenditure OF
$23,jOO,0OO over last year. 1t has also
been agreed that 500, 1000, 900 be appro-
Drlated In installments as special ex-
pendlture for new ships and restoration
Of the present feet and ornaments to
an efficient state.
An appropriation Of 100000 10 de-
fray the expenses Of dispatching
squadron, including the cruisers Tsu-
kuba and ChitOse, to the United States
next summer, has been asked. 1t Is
undecided yet whether Admiral Togo
will be In command OF the squadron.
There IL some opposition IN naval quar-
tiers 10 that course but popular clamor
may prevail, I'm which case the naval
hero VIII be the feature OF a japanese
demonstration IN American waters.
In a recent interview Baron shlbu-
sawa, prominent japanese economist.
predicts a financial panic IN Japan, as
n result Of the reaction Of the war.
which has just begun to be felt He
said bankers were responsible for slim
ulating a mania OF promotion OF new
undertakings, which had now reached
fever heat, and had no outlet, and
would be bound TO succumb when sup
! port Is Withdrawn. He suggested that
In order to prevent forthcoming panic
or reduce II 20 a minimum, currency
| be contracted 50 far as possible, and
treasury bills to the amount Of $4,000. .
900 be issued. While this Is considered
burdenlng, II Is the only course to
avert disaster and crashes when reac-
| ton comes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05
GOOD NEWS FOR
LOCAL DEPUTIES
DEPUTIES IN INTERNAL REV
ENUE SERVICE ARE now UN-
DER CIVIL SERVICE

All Deputy Collectors Of Internal
Revenue are under the classified CONF
petauve civil service. Notice Of this
change 90 the detail Of his branch Of
the service was received in the mail
tolay by Collector X. II. Chamberlain.
All Of his force have been made depu-
ties so they viii come under this new
rating. They will not have TO take any
competitive examination, however. as
they have held Office sinve November T.
Collector Chamberlain and Chief
Deputy Drake may 90 TO NapoOpoo on
the next trip Of the steamer Mauna
Loa for the purpose Of attending 70 the
opening 81 the new okolehaO distlllery
II there should be a press OF other
business at that time, however, only
one Of them viii make the trip.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05
HORRIBLE EXAMPLES
Of THE ERRORS

NEW YORK, Dec, Missionary
work among the fashionable OF Fifth
avenue By redeemed drunkards and
thieves rs the plan Of Rev Douglas
Sage Mackay pastor Of the church Of
which many prominent members Of
New York society are members 10 bring
York. Arrangements are being made
by the minister Of the collegiate church
Of g. Nicholas, which was founded In
1928, FOR q series Of revival meetings
among his parlshioncrs In which men
who have been saved from sin by the
missions Of the lower city Will tell Of
their conversion.
Through this agency DR., Mackay be-
lieyes Che spiritual leathurgy OF fash
lonablc ana wealthy church members
win be dlsslpated and conversions Of
society people VIII be accomplished.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05
JAP FROM NIPPON
DROWNED IN HARBOR
MAN SEEM 10 JUMP OVERHEARD
AS LINER WAS LEAVING THE
HARBOR.

Yesterday as the S. s. Nippon
Maru was leaving the harbor a japanese
was seen 10 jump over board opposite
Young Brothers and before a boat could
be- got 10 him he disappeared.
VIII Young saw the man jump and
could distinguish that he was a Japan
cse lie got out a launch as quickly as
possible and started for the man but he
was gone before the launch reached the
spot where be had disappeared. neck
lie was found floating on the water but
lire body was not recovered. The steam
or did not stop on her way and it is
doubtful If the crew or passengers
aboard the vessel noticed the disappear
ance.
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unto political prisoner Ea aH aa ad-
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NuaIaHHa .aere I.t sIIu I'D Is Hs.g
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05
WASHINGTON WILL
GIVE INFORMATION
PEOPLE INQJIHIN8 ABOUT pum
TNou LAW AHE REFERRED T1
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

collector gf Internal Re,euu. Hoy %.
Chamberlain bias been notified thai aII
ulu.r.. relative tu he ueN pun. food
Boss HI. lY U. made Goo fh. Honorable,
Secretary ur Agriculture Washington.
Do. D. This order WAS issued recently
as ,H. result OF request ou the part
Hf ODE officials 0f the Internal Revenue
Service. relative Co the disposition OF
Inquiries Numerous Inquiries had been
made relative tO the new law The
Department OF Agriculture is to answer
au inquiries lu future those desiring
Information on this score viii have 60
send direct DO Washington
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05


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a.7A .a.-i''ii ata. 1'-. m't "'a.H
not .af. o ~ .li'lsa. DID,. Aaa 1e.a
-ll'"- D,lls H'n a.srih- place" aH"
even threatened hi.A aii'a. 7A'l'l Doe
return, simply De-alae he incurred tlr
"ia.a 'i lAe attendants 'A4 plneif
sleeping yA -Ae cots. lu cincinnati ID
yeai ago after do DaLh Doe decided t'
Dars .He night boo .-e parton. Before
midnight every cot "aa occupied ana
blmlu1a Has fast asleep. Several OF
.Ie l21geih leit orders with the attend
ants ~ cab Them al various hours ln
.Ae carly morning, WINE the alarm
-ly.a "aa se. iDf others.
Presently Edmundg presence was
made hnD"u through The medium Of
nla "Huyrla" From different parts VI
ths room heads would rise now and
Hnu, indicating that some mans alum-
Def bad been disturbed Dy the sounds
em3uallIg from the cot occupied Dy
b4mlulh. lu d. few moments every
man boo Che room was awakened and
curses we're heapcd upon the Innocent
4I6.ufyef whose lungs seemed to
strengthen with each snort.
Tic attendants were summoned By
Doc if3tn dodgers and d. was suggested
.nai .dmuuaa boz awakened and order
a1 ~ Ieage tus room When hc rose
from bio cot EdmuuIa explained that
o. $3.50 nia misfortune To be- subject to-
such 70 habit, but be- felt that there
would Boz uD further disturbance after
being once awakened. This explana-
lion waa saugfactOry ana all resumed
their cots.
STATION AGENT OBJECTS.
When on the ivad few years ago
Edmunds fell asleep iu O. railroad sta
| lion while waiting for a. train. The
/ station waa crowded at tho time and
several Of his acquaintance, knowing
| how loud be could snOrc. decided NOT
10 awaken him. Within fifteen minute,
bio snOre was heard throughout tn,
| station, and the voice Of tho man VIII,
calls out the stations At train time,
was almost drowned. The station ageu
! hurried 10 Edmunds, shook him vic.
| INHIIg ana warned him that ne mus
remain awake. Again he lapged int,
| that dreadful sleep, and hig snort,
| seemed louder than before. The sta.
lion agent again shook him, but coull
| not awaken him. Finally ne kicked
! Edmuud8 lu the shina and the latte,
| arose cnragcd. A battle of words en-
sued, and but for the Intervention O
several other knights Of the road
| the men would have come 10 bIows
"GET A HAND CAR"
I He was permitted 10 !sAvo the town
on the first train. The Jump To hi
| next destination was close 10 200 mile
| and before Edmundg had covered hal
the Journey he was well nigh exhaust
ed ana fell asleep. And then again h,
| began " snOre and there were vii,
| prOtestatlOng on the part Of the othe
passengers. Several women believe,
| that he was intoxicated and made re
| f0HTka about railroad ggruuaufao nor
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05


notion oI aJ II F.. u.. a Hum.
grown Good. 0ut ou. IUH. como. Ha.aHI
IIHm Chino. uuI . HU. O.. Hu uIIU H....
When IH. occidental muU .b.. uu'I
HI 5000 oriental .UuH .r .uI. .I De- usually
short .N .H EuIUm ma.O. magic
.sflHIs auI mysticism >uHr of .H....
however m .H. fashionable H...H-
dHu. rod present D.. Ia he day of baUs|
brass Wua copper season oI sanU
m.uI
Two Very characteristic and utterly.
IissmUHr specimens of baIIs haN
made Hur appearance boo Washington
They arc rare aa yet but thoy are par
and uaro. of general rm of goo
IlaN' which Is thought to stream r1n
things au.Ieu. and Chat is why ,h
women ore buying Them. They uani
Them u fHe'r b3udo.rs and tho up-lol
date bachelors are besIorug Them a
gifts upon their sWeethoarts
one ls Iove beI The veyr name Dos
aham.leIy suggestive. Imagine h0oI
of brass about the size Of "a br.nllI
bulldog collar from which HH. eHs
pended lotus leaves of ,Hr nua.. ..u-
nest brass swung ODD tha aiIy-faireso
of threads. The love bell s Intended
to Doe hung either DOB "a window 9r s9ma
other breezy space. $50 lhat syft winds
w.. sect Tine ieayes lukiuE tg tho 'ulg
of au absent lovers thoughts
a beautiful Chinese sentiment can1
corning the bel is printed on the paper
That wraps this attractive toy bUl as
'eyen "a fashionable Woman's eduoaton
is NOT apt TO Include knowledge III
"heathrn Chinese translation II
the oriental sentiment has been print
cd ON cord ana goes with the Del
No. kIpIIng did not write the verses
despite hls Ia"i'ii'i'ly HiIh p1ko'"'
ana bufman tils east "I 7u'|. ''s
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On slender threads doWubmg.
The ring BE- symbol VI true ioye
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05

what a queer nickname your broth
er has. It sounds like Bahia"
yes, that's IT, You see, he's the
black sheep OF the family. Chicago
Daily News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-05


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The Washington times., 1907-02-24

son Poe was destroyed i'm train
wreck some years later an assOcia-
,ion of poets and writers was formed
40 furnish a suitable monument 10 the
American who stood so near the head
Of their profession But this, too. fell
through and IL was not untn Sarah
SigOurn@y Rice the Baltimore school
teacher. started to raise money for the
object that il was carried through 10
completion. Much honor Is due 20 her
fer her faithful efforts.
And it j. 60 n woman that part OF
the credit Of the Richmond memorial
will be due. Mrs. Susan 4. Weiss.
the only living woman friend Of Poe,
has worked as hard as anybody else
for the success Of the venture.
The Richmond monument is now an
assured fact. and IL viii only be a few
months until the stately shaft win rise
Ia the capital city OF old Virginia TO
the greatest Of her adopted sons.
The story OF POe'S weakness and
temptation and OF his struggle to over
come the enemy which was too strong
for him to completely vanquish is too
well known TO bear repetition. But
great a. he was and is. Poe would
have been still greater if he had never
touched a drop Of the fiery substance
which sets mems brains afiame.