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The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-22

FOUNDERS AND MACHINE SHOPS.
FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS AND PAT
tern makers. Topeka Foundry, 81
Jackson st. Both phones 400.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-22
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN:

NOTICE-My application for q permit to
sell intoxicating liquors according to law
at 1125 w. 9Th. in the Fourth ward OF the
city of Topeka, is now on file in the Office
of the probate Judge of Shawnee county,
Kansas. The hearing of the same is set
for Thursday. May 7th. 1908. at 10 o'clock
a. m. NJ. PETRO.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-22

rAMEs b. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opti-
clan Complete stock OF watches, dia.
monds oflverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitte1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
- i e'11s Z ! !, ilssg,lR'
- To Is'tsg OF les|y
EunIle TEAMS are BUSY


According to reports from most oil
Tie teams. the campaign for a mem
&ership OF zoo for the reorganized
Chamber OF Commerce Is meeting with
ehe expected success. 1t Ii probable
that the membership will have pass.
~ the zoe mark when the committee
~ Is meets at Hotel Warwick tomor.
row evening at O'Clock to hear
shat the teams have done and dis
csbs plans for further work.
Il is said that very few Of the men
who can be expected to join the
ckamber have refused to become
asembers. Some are holding back,
bat It Is probable that most OF them
WIN get into line before tomorr/''
'avening.
The committee will continue Its
work, II necessary, until the time for
REORGANIZATION Ii at hand. When 200
members 8 have been secured there
Win be no more soliciting. rs the
0y-laws drawn for the proposed plan
~ reorganization limit the member.
ehlp to that number.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Williamsburg Police Ra|dng Fug|dIe
and Team For This City
LEFT here FRIDAY EVENTS
Unknown Man Hired Horse and Buggy
From 1. o. Mt''s' stable "For Couple
Of hours~ and Didn't Come Back
Police Not Notified.

Charged with having stolen horse
and buggy from l.. d. Mills. OF this
civ, n white man, whose name Is not
known by the local police, Is In jail at
Williamsburg. Detective Sergeant
Henry Bridgers and Patrolman Pear
son will go to Williamsburg this morn
ing to bring the prisoner to this city
to await trial.
The police here knew nothing about
the alleged theft until early last night
when a long distance telephone mes
sage was received at the station house
from Sheriff wilkins. of Williamsburg,
that the alleged thief had Deen jailed
there.
Upon investigation. the ofacers
learned from Mr. Mills that a man
came to his stables about 5 O'Clock
Friday evening and hired team. say.
ing that he was feeling badly ana
wanted to ride around for couple OF
hours. When the team was not re-
turned late Friday night, Mr.. Mills De-
came suspicious, but he said nothing
to the police here. Instead he teie'
phoned to Williamsburg and other
places. giving description OF the
man and asking that he he arrested
The team was recovered by the VIII
liamsburg authorities and II Will be
brought back to this city today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

Preparations are almost completed
fer the opening of the Academy of
Music cor the season l9OS-09. The
house is being re-Carpcted and re-
painted throughout. and the usual 'faH
overhauling Is in progress. Business
usually Is dull In the theatrical world
during the presidential campaign, but
the indications are that such will not
be the case this year. Certainly there
seems to- be every reason to lele'e
that the local play house Will get ret
ter attractions and more OF them than
1t dill last yeaf.
The Academy. and most OF the
houses on this circuit. will open the
season with THE Devils Auction.
the popular old extravaganza, that has
been reconstructed and sent out on
the road every year since the present
generation can remember. THE AUG
|tiOn" Is proclaimed as being bigger
and better than ever this year. IL
will be at the Academy next Tuesday
might, and the advance sale Jeeins to-
morrow morning.
1.-THE Land Of Nod"
The Lana Of Mood" /: much talked
VI WIZ ~ P'>s'> ~
the Academy Of Music. September Isl.
II comes Bearing a record OF sue
cess which has rarely been equai!ed
in this country. The production Is
said to be massive and beautiful. ana
ia shioned upon absolutely Original
lines. not only as 20 scenery. costumes
and electrical eff cts. hut III the mat
ter Of character creations.
Tire whole performance after the m
troductory prologue. in which the
child Bonnie falls asleep and dreams,
depicts an imaginative region called
The Land of Mood with it's castle
of cards, its peppermint river ana
candy bridges. its mushroom trees ana
curiously shaped hills and mountains
in the BACKGROUND. The palace oil
the sandman. which is said TO be as
tonishing!y unique in its formation
and Punishment, is another quaint
and fantastic conception. and TIE peo'
ME who inhabit these strange places
emphasize and preserve the odd cha:.
acferistics OF the authors general
scheme. Dfstincuished among these
curious persJnaces are The King c'
Hearts who rules the land. and ms
wife. The Queen and their son TIE
lack oi Hearts" The Weatherman.
Tho sandman" April Fool and
The Welsh Rarcbit." The TeiephI Ne
Man and the Alarm Clock. The
Man In the Moon" and his WIZ
Rory. Berry Alice" come TO vfit tAr
kingdom. and "The Chorus Girls, RI
If laughter ard animation and tn
current slang CT broadway. bound VI
amonr the / greatly 10 their as'anish'
mcH :.
Scores OF beautiful giTls clad IN all
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Time tor q Change,

In . recently published book by Ru-
tolph Tyrait entitled 'Recollections
Of Josefine Gallmeyer." many stories
are told showing the natural Wit Of
the stage artiss Who h remembered
in New York By all those people who
patrouised the German theater IS
year. ago. The writer tells the FOL
lowins anecdotc: Al the Laube ju5i.
lee dinner which took place In Vienna
0aIlmeyer sat next to Hans Aakart.
Who was known not only a. . great
artist. but as . silent man. When
the dinner had been going about m
hour and Aakart had yet TO say the
FIRST word. except In answer to Qres.
tons. Gallmeyer slapped him on The
back and said: Now. dear Makart
let's change the subject"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
At the Academy

manner of dainty, 'va:icol red cos-
tunes. enlivcn the scen.> by Their
graceful dancing and rythmic eVoiu-
tons. and in this gen RAJ setting o!
splendor the spectator is amused anu
perfectly entertained by plenty OF
bright. wholesome and gen1in"ly good
comedy and by musical score when
is said to be rich in melody ami ID
contain an abundance OF the popular
swinging, catchy" kind Of music
which is quickly caught and remem'
hered. Orders for seats for the pro
duc,ion can he filed at the box ofhce
now.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Street Railways In China.


The problem Of train traffic In q
Chinese city presents peculiar dill
cnlties, In view Of the crowded con
dition OF the streets and the lack oil
familiarity OF the people with time
saving devices generally. The con
struction Of a new tramway system In
Shanghai has been practically com
pleted, although the current Will b
turned ON at hrst only In sections
where the inexperience OF the Chinese
drivers and conductors will be less
likely to have bad effects. Upward
OF q miles of tracks have been laid
and the tram routes have been divided
into II sections. over which the pas
seuser Is entitled to travei-the frst
class fare for one section being only
~ cents. :. Each ear 10 divided into
two compartments, not on a color ba
sic, but rated according to fares paid
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Juvenile aaehAll.

: DoRbleheaders were OAnes6Nie the
boys league Of this city yesterday.
the Independent junior defeating the
Once BOYS and Baptnty ~ . by score
OF Z to 2 and s TO 3 esB3etiveiy. The
Huntington Stars defeated the Once
Boys by q score OF s TO and losing
the second game to the Baptist boys
by score Of to 3. The Juniors
now are leading the league. having
yJr four games and lost enc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Soldier Goes Free.

Because the recently enacted stat
ute does not contain the words "or
Offering to SELL John Sherlock. a
soldier arrested on the charge OF
selling cocaine, was discharged in
the police court yesterday morning.
The evidence showed that the soldier
offered to sell cocaine to certain
women. but there was no evidence
to prove that he actually sold any Of
the drug.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
The Nickeiodeon.

The Direc; oire Gown Will nc
shown at the Nickeiodcon moving PIC
tHrc show tomorrow night ire
MANAGEMENT promises that this Pr,
tire will suggest nothing vulgar anu
that II is decidedly comicd. StunS'
or What a Bee Can 10" also viii b'
shown tomorrow night. "Wednesday
afternoon there will he a specia! mail
lee. ladies being admitted free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Vaudeville an0 Pictures

Dreamland this week will offer Ap'
nlesate and Whitcside, in a comedy
sketch, and Charles II. Mack rs its
vaudeville headiinrrs. The prinoipai
moving picture feature tomorrow VIII
be a coIored film entitled IRE Le-
sand of the Spinner
Big audiences gathered at the inca
ter Yesterday afternoon and iast night
10 witness the final presentations OF
last weeks bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Comma Attractions.

Among the attractions which are
booked to appear at the Academy in
he very near future Al. ii. wilson
in a new play called when Old New
York was Dutch" Lewis Morrison
Faust" "Forty-tive Minutes from
broadway and 5. H. Dudley, negro
comedian in The Black Politician.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
WI, Move on Bonds.

During the next term OF the Cor
poration Court Commemorative Al
torney Berkeley will take steps TO
have a number Of bonds forfeited. IL
is expected that the state will collect
bonds aggresnting thousands OF dol
lars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
At the Cell

The Blue Bird" beautifully color
cd film. will he the feature of tomor'
rows show at the Bell moving picture
theatre. Several other new films
will be shown. ..
Usus,iaily large audiences gathered
al the Bell yesterday Afternoon ana
last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
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Social-PeEsOnal

a number OF Lynchburg people are
SNampinR at Buckroe this month and
they have entertained and been en-
ss&ottained by their friends on the Pc
Natsula. Friday evening an enjoya.
~ beach party was given. luncheon
'Holng served In the pavilion. Among
:44ose attending was Mr.. J. ID. Gun.
6lngham. OF this city. The campers
sre: Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. c. foston.
klGra. John Poston, Misses Maude Pos
s4na, Edith Camp, Gladys Camp, Sue
Brown, Scott M0sby, Jennie Mos.
~. Welby Saunders. Annie West. An.
80 Caryelt and Lillian Moore; Mr..
md Mrs. Wade Mosby, Mrs. Eliza
18th Camp, Mrs. A. K. Rucker,
zGbosrs. Walter Camp, John MaAord,
4Slfound Mosby ard Bernard Calvert.
Miss Allene Willett entertained at
r. Leap Year Proposal Party" at her
:Hnme on Huntington avenue FRIDAY
;Ss1eninx In honor Of her guest, MISS
;Gkhrysl, TIese present were: MISS
= SrySE Mrs.. q. w. Henley, OF Jack
nvflje, Fla, Miss Annie Belle
OF Baltimore. Misses
Sytlis Edwards. Lillian Harrison and
1870 Manyille, OF this city; Messrs.
aRSltee sNexsen, Tom sAundley. Har'
ES& DeGrav. II. +. Reynolds. G. w.
!l{suley, OF jacksonville. Fla, Leroy
SD1Warls. George Parker. Hutson Sal
~ Ind Graham Moore.
3essrs. Malvern Weaver and Bry.
sna Turner have gone to the noun
1870 Of yirxinia to visit relatives.
4 mt. 81. b. Thomas has gone for a
'y1slt 70 Philadelphia, New York anu
HI Springs.
tn. Floyd Hudgins and little son
1--we gone to Braddock heights 10
|oond . month.
Nr. A. F. Bowen and family are
ufting In Campbell county.
NJ and Mrs. Z. Fenno ifeath ana
80 suns, Masters Fcnno and Stanley.
- spending several weeks at Pen
kAr. Pa
n. John Lucas, of Elizabeth. n.
b the guest Of his sis,cr. Mfs- WI"
IN r. Graves, In North End
Mss virginia Wright, Of Gloucester
nnty, - visiting Mrs. J. II. "rish'
1nN3eOsth End. &c.
S n. and Mrs. Rufus w. Powell have
nfnrned from . visit to relatives IN
o1kAswS county.
n. and Mrs. Frank LaPorte had AZ
III ruests last week. Mr.. and MIS-.
5nph Cash, Of Washington, ID. Z.
Ma J.H. Wright has returned
~ trip to Gloucester county
Z - and Mrs. c. c. Beal and little
5nSneSter have returned from visit
~ dc mountains Of Virginia.
8 pev. Garrett wynnc. Of Pittsburg.
- n the guest Of his cousin. Mr..
- Huxh Cadce. and Dr. W. r. Greasy.
Eur. C. v. Sutton has gone TO C'ncih-
ei Chic. On business trip.
NM James Kennedy Cross and her
Ine1cea. Misses Helen Lcylanier ana
5ln1Sscd Seav are spending the mon"
Ausust NJ Long Island
3 ur. Percy Mutton and Miss Lena
1asnn are visiting In wayrcshoro.
Z m c. L. Cornelius and daughter
- have been visiting relatives IN
>evlvania and MARYLAND. have re-
|1Ued home
Inn 4 =. BRADSHAW and hiiic son.
III last night fGT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
Italian Proverb.

Little dogs start the hare. but great
ones catch II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

Princeton students and alumni are
engaged In . lively discussion on the
question Of having an open or closed
campas. Tho Princeton grvunds. laid
out In . village which has the uni
ve.sity as It's only excuse for exist.
cnce. always have been open. with
sweeping campus views
Nov the trustees propose TO form .
sor; Of Inner campns BY grouping the
new graduate school baildins ana too
OF the new dorm!,oriss. The eiots-
tered effect a so0e of the English
colleges 10 expected TO be the result.
Those OPPOSED TO the plan say " may,
perhaps. be sffractsvc IN itself. bu;
detrimental to the appearance q the
campus generally.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

Rev. Garrett wynnc. Of Pittsburs
- ID the guest Of his COUSIN MI
Huxh Caffce. and Dr. W. r Greasy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

Mrs II. Wright has returned
- \ Trim to Gloucester county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

~. and Mrs. c. c. Beai and iitl!e
n6nehter have returned from v's''
y The mountains Of Virginia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

s n. and Mrs. Rufus w. Powell nave
o9nrned from . visit to relatives IN
r16fheVU county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

NJ John Lucas, of Elizabeth. n.
z q The guest Of his sis,cr. Mrs. Wit
- p Graves, In North End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

Hs =. y. Roecni'a'h and MIS- VIC,
- n~prNhsSh leave tonight f"r va
- IN ssscud the marriasOpf fnri
-. NIsa shsuick. They vii
0osk cshcr cjtses nfore re'"r"f's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

y1ar. C. ". Sattou has gone TO Cincin
II Chic. On q business trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

1arx James Kennedy Cross and ner
lesceN. Misses Helen Lcylanier ana
(lniftcd Scav are spending the mons
I Auspst NJ Long Island
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-23

N. and Mrs. E. Fenno iieath and
% spns. Masters Fenno and Stanley
- spending several weeks ut Pen
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-21
LOWRY FARMING
I'M SOUTHWEST

DR.. E. E. Lowry. formerly veteri.
marian of this city, but now q farme:
of Corpus Christi, Tex, writes enter
tainingly OF his new location and lauds
the southwest country very highly
The historic places with which Texas
is dotted prove Of great interest to
the former Ottumwan. "San Antonio, :
says he in a letter to friend, SIS the
most beautiful city | ever visited, and
is full of things of immense interest to
the northerner or any one acquainted
with and fond of the country's his
tory
Leaving Ottumwa Septembe, IS,
over the Milwaukee, DR.. Lowry en-
barked in 4 freight car, with two
horses. some hogs CHECKERS and
household GOODS, consuming Sc zen
days on the trip, AID landed in Cor
nus Christi or the beginning of the
AZ L.% a-v ~ -A"+. Sc 10 +-a-e1 was
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-21

iola. .21L:cna! ---.-.-.--. ----.-
rrsolVe l.Irr... sG.vls y. l>.Llc---...- rlaSssa
hereafter when pne u C..o-e sa::.. :
eXla,il.ers visits town. AID W.. SL1..d
QUIZ on the Following questions:
Tn, Conpleta LIST Of Queries.
What ID the number Of airaa-o.s o.
the bank.
What nurnoer V2s present az This
examination?
Vow n.;.ay Of tae electors know
the conditions of rae oaal: in al its
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-21

Of twelve COWS At LII
permitted him 80 take p-erry good
view OF the civ 0f this place he
-~--7-< i- W. hi~heet terms, as also
os other cities
Writer farming IS the OBJECT .
trip. and he has begun work already,
having plated twenty acres In Ber-
nauds onions and cabbage. cucunabers,
POTATOES and a Iaree variety OF veee-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-11-21
RANK DIRECTORS
aaSs9T QNgASAA fAE1sT
sSsSN0 ] i / AiSs3 VIVA,
UNCLE SAM EXAMINERS WILL
QUESTION OFFICERS OF MA
TloNAL INSTITUTIONS.
A CATECHll5W g-ESSUN
Comptroller of Currency Insists That
Men Unidentified With Houses
handling Money Must
be Wise

IN ocJer 10 make directors OF ma
liorJl raAk!EE ,gauass s,avc 4 @a,.-1 II
tLS a.--eVL-. anu - --.NC..C ~GN1--CG
in rho tIaaSart.or y. a.. 10. port at &C.
part:..c..l u. TIC soVe::--.-::..oet Tic .o.lp-
tro.ler o. currency .aS t..1E-..gd UP
-~--'-"'',: ,-.r"+'~~- u,'-irh rre ctn-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-24
BEAUTY IN BUILDING
Dr.. Max Bait Made Plea for Larger
Grounds Around Public Build
inas in This Country.

"Our own library here in Fargo
would present a much better appear
ance If the German idea of having the
public buildings surrounded by beauti-
full ground was adopted" said DIR. Max
Bait of the agricultural college al q
lecture given in the lecture room of
the public library last evening. DR..
Bait was giving his lecture, A Walk
Through Berlin which with other num-
beTs on the programme, was rendered
for the benefit of a children's room in
the institution.
Quite large number of people were
present and were greatly pleased with
the entire performance which will be
repeated again Friday afternoon for
the benefit Of the children and to which
an admission of ten cents will be
charged.
Or. Bats lecture was illustrated by
a large number of lantern slides show
ing the principal sights of interest in
the German capital which he described
in detail He also gave comprehen-
sive outline Of the history of the en-
pire and described the present political
situation.
Frank ]. Thompson. librarian Of the
institution, prior to the lecture gave a
short talk in which he outlined the
purpose of the entertainment which
is the equipment of room which viii
be for the exclusive use of the children
of the city. He then introduced DR.
Bait.
Frank Darrow greatly entertained
the audience by an exhibition of slight
Of hand which lifted him out of the
class of mere amateurs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-24
G. 6. LEAGUE OFFICERS
Stewart Wilson Chosen President OF
Good Government Organization
at Meeting Last Night.

President-Stewart Wilson.
First Vice Presidential N. Hatch
er.
Second Vice President-R. M. Pol
lock
Secretary-B. G. Tenneson.
Treasurer-H. w. Gearey.
Executive Committee - President,
secretary and treasurer acting as ex-
officia, with ]. c. McAndrews, w. d.
Hodgson, Frank Gardner, Henry Adams,
T. E. Dunn, S. S. Lyons, L. C. Daven-
port and ]. w. McHose.
Finance and Membership Committee
w. ]. Lane, HI. F.. Emery, r. M
Pollock, s. 8. Lyons and NJ. N, Hatcher
The above officers and committees
were chosen by the general committee
Of the Good Government league at a
meeting held last night in the parlors
of the Y. M. c.. A. building. A con-
stitution and code Of bylaws were
adopted and the meeting was charac-
terized by much enthusiasm. ..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-11-24
RECITAL AT The A. c.
Mrs. n. E. Remington VIII Read Her
Own Decentralization of Captain g.
January--Other Numbers.

Mrs r. r. Remington, wife of Prof.
r. E. Remington of the agricultural
college, will read Laura e. Richards
famous work, Captain January, at the
agricultural college this evening at
$50 o'cock The dramatization, as 1t
will be presented, was arranged by
Mrs. Remington, and win be one of
the mos t interesting entertainments
which has been presented at the cali
lege for some time.
{ Mrs. Remington ives for some time
teacher of elocution in Smith college
and has won an enviable reputation as
standing high in the art. She is well
known as a reader of ability in Bos-
ton and other eastern cities, and all
are lool- ,ng forward to a treat in the
presentation of Captain January this
evening.
Another good number on the pro-
gramme win be the rendition of sew
eral vocal solos by Miss Edythe
Grasse, Instructor of voice at the COL
lege. The public is cordially invited
to this entertainment.