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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-07
What Haskell said In His Telesram
dearst on Sept. 10.

"should this committee (of new
charges sustained I shall withdraw fri
present presidential campaign"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-07

,cOnrlnued on page eight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-07
What Chairman Mack Said.

"I regarded question as to whether Taggart had
over 100000 Joke, and my was intende
joke aleo."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-07
What Governor Haskell Did.

CF'roD1 yVesgfeaeeTf Of -Sep7. SeD
Chicago Sept Charles N Haskell of Okla
hOa resigned Democratic national committee
shortly midnight after proacted conference nth Judge
publicity bureau.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-07
What Governor Haskell Said.

CFron1 JVesv York E0enrlS Port Sept 2@)
Kansas City Mo- Sept. 22-Chares N. Haskell governor
Of Oklahoma and treasurer Democratic committee passed
through Kansas City night bound for his home in Oklahoma
from the east where been making speeches As
his pulled Mr. Haskell shouted And don't forget "
say that campaign fund is growing fine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15

with some friends and actually rushed
ahead and bought the tickets for the
party instead Of hanging back and
waiting for some one else to pay. They
had to throw water in the faces of his
companions to revive them.
X X X
The Sigma Delta Psi sorority of
Washburn will give a line party at the
X. U.-Washburn game at League park
Friday afternoon. The game is one
of the most interesting athletic events
OF the spring at Washburn and an ad-
tional feature Friday will be a relay
race to be pulled off before the game.
X X
Lots Of anxious people in town now
trying to select wedding present for
three-fifty that will look like twenty
five dollars.
X
The sketch depicts a model for a
morning frock which though simple
In design has a great deal of style.
The gown from which the drawing
was made was of white linen, the
form" about the yoke being of the
linen, piped with a very narrow line
Of black washable linen. The little
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received T., c ,s
the state board of control at tne1r W 0Vade
in the city Of Topeka until ih 1f1pp 2, of
a 80 X. W. direct connected, direct cur II
rent generator and engine, same ~
sa.s S9%pleots at KAN also
For the furnishing of a 80 X. w direci
connected, direct current generatIIaa at
engine. same to be ir tIe hi,nd in Kansas
For the furnishing Of all labor ana ma
terial and erecting two sers p po for the
blind in kansas City, Kan: also
Tsor the furnishing Of all labor ana NJ n =
terials for the erecuon OF RKansas city,
All of the foregoing to be execua '. an ID
strict accord with the pans fnr the same by
Iphn r Stanton. state architect:
Copies Of the plans a tps office Of the
can be seen on me To M Kan. at the
o o6are Of the Superintendent Of the m ;.
stitution, also at the office OF tne s'a.7
All hids or proposals shall be MADE 70
a. taard ~ control, and shall be accom-
nanied by a certified check on SONG r.
,s 6an naya foT to the board Of
troll. and the same shall be forLel. n;das ~
the state in case the successIui p,uo 81
Iaais f fUr the required bonds, as pre-.
s ad by law. after the awarding OF
'n Al, bids or proposals shall be sealed an 40
directed to the secretary OF the po anre %
control. Topeka. Kan. a M PROPOSALS
~ Tre escapes" or Proposals for
norch." as the case may be. - .ha
| All contracts shall be a aast res ny
he bidder. but the board reserves .ne
right to reject any and all 1iGs deemed for
ject parts and Ul. accept ef t Pe's State.
'n Attsntion of bidders is caned 10 rne
| ...srh4nhnur, law with which they must
| comply. x.d ~ c3ntrol Of
| s.a'e SCHERMERHORN.C Chairman.
r. W KNAPP, Secretary.
Aprfl 49, 1908.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15

design on either side of the front
was hand-embroidered in black wash
cotton. The frock had the effect of
being buttoned down the center front,
guimpe and tucked sleeves were of
tucked dotted net and applique lace.
Y
The subscription dance planned for
last night at the Country club was
given up. Everybody was too pious to
go in Holy week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Denton gave a
dinner last night for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kiene, Mr.
and Mrs Morton Albaugh and Mr..
Ralph Faxon.
Mrs. j. C. Holland gave a luncheon
yesterday for the following guests:
Mrs. George Speer, Mrs. A. w. Whit
sett, Mrs. c. L. Fuller, Mrs. NJ E.
Riley. Mrs I. S. Lewis, Mrs. F. L.
Clarke, Mrs. j. M. Nation and Mrs.
G. s. Dawson Of + St; John.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. C1evenger viii
give a dinner Friday evening at their
house. sos West Tenth avenue.
A new organization at Wash burn
college is known as the Press club, and
is composed, appropriately enough, of
the steadies with the worst spring
cases who have pressing engagements
every Sunday night. They give it out
that they are going to church and
when asked to which reply the First
Pres" but this being interpreted is
said to mean the east steps of Rice
hall.
X X X
The Golden Rule club will meet Fri
day with Mrs. ]. H Savers, 718 Nor
ris avenue.
Y y
The Emporia College Glee club.
which gave an excellent concert at the
First Presbyterian church Monday
night, sang three numbers at Wash
burn chapel yesterday morning and
was enthusiastically received. The
club is composed of twenty-eight
young women and men and includes
some superior voices. Their pro-
grammes are well chosen and they in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15

The Easter Assembly dance will be
given at McRae's Monday, April q.
The receiving ladies will include Mrs.
Fred Cole. Mrs. B. F. Akers. Mrs. James
P. Rowley, Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mrs.
Willard N Hall.
The tall girl had just been vaccinated.
Asked the short girl: did it take?"
1T took so cents replied the tall girl.
A dinner for the new and retiring
officers of the Elks was given at the
club last night. The table was decorat-
ed with American Beauty roses and the
dining room was lighted with many
candles. A ten course dinner was
served and the company included Mr..
Robert Pierce, Mr.. w H Ruff. Mr. L.
M. Penwell, Mr.. ]. D. M. Hamilton, Mr..
William Henderson, DR.. H. B. Hoge-
boom, Mr.. Frank Merriam, Mr.. Charles
Mr.. Joe Morgan, DR.. John H. Outland,
Mr.. Charles Stewart, Mr.. Charles x
Holiday, Mr.. Arthur NJ. Mills. Mr. Fred
Nipps, Mr.. Archie Williams, Mr.. Ralph
S. Brigham, Mr.. Bert Reid, Mr. Mike
Murray, Mr.. Harry Donaldson and Mr.
Tom L. Barns.
Two little boys playing in the street
last night saw two envelopes and kick
ed them along for block or two when
1t occurred to them to look in them and
see If they contained anything of in
terest. One boy found seventy-five dol
lars in his package and the other fifteen
dollars. They had been dropped by
Poor Working Girl, of course No 9TH
er woman ever saw that much money
at one time, and no man would be car
rying so much around in foolish little
hand bag.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. McCIintock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Gault, Miss
Gala Cuttell, Miss Ethel Estberg, Miss
Florence tombstone Mr. Edward KEEL
lam, Mr.. Ralph Moore and Mr. Jerome
tombstone will go to Silver Lake in the
McClintock and Kellam machines for q
steak roast tonight.
X Il n
The eighth wonder of the world is the
nerve of certain Topeka chap and
the ninth wonder is how he gets away
with it. Familiarity known as Hollow
Henry he knows the location of every
pantry and refrigerator in town and
hardly waits to greet his hostess at
the houses where he goes before he
makes rush for the eats If there is
party anywhere in the afternoon Hoi-
low Henry knows about it and calls at
night in order to get in on the "leav-
ings." Although Hollow Henry goes
wherever he is invited and some other
places. just to show he isn't sore, it is
said of him that he rarely comes across.
One day girl of his acquaintance call
ed up friend in great excitement and
said: What do you think has happen
ed? Hollow Henry just went by here
with Two horses, Two-count them
two! What can it mean? Do you sup
pose he found them hitched along the
street somewhere" But Hol-
low Henry really shows signs of loosen
ing up. He actually gave girl a box of
candy not long ago but she didn't have
the heart to eat it. She kept it to ex-
hibit to her friends and there is talk
about placing it permanently in a glass
case in the state historical society. The
other night he went to the vaudeville
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15

way to New York city to visit their
son, Mr.. Loran r. Bittmann, and are
now visiting relatives IN Wamego-on-
the-Kaw will come to Topeka within
fortnight to visit Mr.. and Mrs L. G.
Beal, 11O3 Taylor street and Mr.. and
Mrs F. G. Travis in Auburndale.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gruber and her children
of ST. Paul arrived today in her pri-
vate car to visit Mrs. AFT Klingen-
berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Graves of Kan
sas City and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Ray
of Emporia are here to spend Easter
week with Mrs. S. A. Umpleby, sos
Jefferson street.
You will find the most beautiful dis
play of Easter plants and flowers ever
exhibited in the city at Mrs. Lords
flower room.
Mr.. H. L. Hunt, of Cottonwood Falls
is visiting in Topeka.
Mr.. J. p. Colville left today for San
Antonio, to spend three weeks.
Special sale all this week at McC1in-
tock's Of Miss Bross' gold etched glass,
Ottawa Herald: Miss Tillie AIexan.
der returned this morning from To-
peka where she has been visiting fo1
the past few days
Lawrence World: Mrs. ]. P. White
of Topeka has been secured for ar
address at the afternoon session of the
Woman's Missionary Social union te
April %, at $3.50 o'clock as announced
last week.
Go and see Mrs. Lords beautiful dis.
play Of Easter plants and flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler c. Nichols
are moving to their new home, S15 Fill
more street.
The Rev. Douglas I. Hobbies, arch
deacon Of the Episcopal diocese of Kan
sas. is conducting a mission in juno
ton City this week Bishop Millspaugh
who has been i'll. but is now out again
will make a visitation at Junction City
the evening of Good Friday.
Miss Helen McClintock returned to-
day from a trip to New York city
where she spent several weeks with her
sister, Miss Gertrude McClintock, who
has returned to Smith college.
Miss Gladys Riggs, of Emporia. was
the guest of Miss Mary MacLennau
and returned to her home yesterday
You can find what you want for
your Easter greeting at Mrs. Lords
and the prices moderate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wallace and
little daughter have returned to their
home in Topeka after several weeks
visit at the NJ +. Sickley residence
316 South Washington--Iola Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15
Los Angeles. cal,fornia.

Every day at 11:50 noon a Pullman
tourist sleeping car leaves Topeka for
Los Angeles. Cal, without change via
the Union Pacific r. R. This car
stays in Salt Lake City through one
daylight hours of one day, giving the
tourist an opportunity to visit the
many points of interest in the city by
the great inland sea-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15

Mrs Barker-tT was given up by one of
took HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea as q
last resort; it saved my life Greatest
remedy for women. IS cents. Tea o.
tablets. Fred T. Walker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-15

troduce many clever novelties effec-
lively.
\
At the evening Good Friday service
at Grace cathedral the vested choir
of forty voices will sing the Story of
the Cross in connection with the oven
ing prayer. The cantata will take the
place of the sermon.
y 4
The Ohio club will hold the regu-
lar meeting and spring sugaring this
evening at Lincoln Post hall. All
Buckeyes are invited to come out and
"sweeten up
This design for shirt waist suit
is especially adapted for plain white
or co1ored material. The skirt is nine
cores and has an inverted plait at
each seam and at the closing in the
back. The shirt waist is made plain,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
2ImerbanS 1smrswsiI.
MAILER in Dsin 5u Der N 4 NJ
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in einsn Sinner OaTsr; bas cine niro
auireht, oas an1sre umdetebrt gehdls
ten; lpsnn beioe gang NIT @aTer ges
Iiat nm, 10 OaB teins 2uftbloie Suriid
lit, nsroen bic Slider nit ben 9GRs
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mir tie iorgfdltig abgetrodnet baben.
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MD INNER nit 9dFer geFiiat 1T, uno
oaB nieles Riht fortrinnt, felbf penn
mir oos untsre Elm llein peRig berz
fdieben, 10 OaB 8piIhen BEN RdnberH
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balls oes @taies hsrabbdmen, bil0et
eine art Don 5eber. uno an ieoem Gnoe
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tleineH 8sintropien isben, pel6er
mad un0 mad CROKER pir0, BIS er bers
a6fdat unb banu aaf bic settle 6es
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piro Der Rein lansTam al BET Siele
seIIhrt. mo- bic RiHaer Der beioen arDs
zen Gldier 5uiammenRoBen; fat
aber non bier aus our6 bic ginpirs
flung ser Shnsre tiefer 6ina6 al i'm
fen. 6rinst Der Wein On 9olde Der
Birtung Der 5aarrohrtraiD 8nifdsn
bic 8dnper binein. uno iteigi in 5orm
feiner rptbsr 5Goen in ben o6eren
5Beil oes uu%gsts6rteu @laiss bipaui,
no sas @aFsr agn1bIis cine tsts
nuntlere rothe 6arbe anuimmt. Die obs
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itdnois ielbHf5itia IN, binrsifsno lam
&C fortgeisbt. lyedf man 3uIest fols
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nit Hdrem mailer, o15 um3etebrte
nit elmer rotbsn 5luFieieit ssFHat,
pibrsub oas 0singlag Ter III.
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lahen, bd er fonH bic Rnulperiqteii
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Iengen gefangen; bic 6iforiisr fnb
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8eqenipart.
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finoen pielgten unb, mie Elm I6pungs
boiler Ssri6teritatter fn ~ousbriidie,
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geliebten 8"aterlanbes beitruqen". Ter
urIpruag 6ieler eigsnibumlihsn 9gsfs
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Iider 8aufmdnH 0amens prsiton.
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IN DdgeHbom tiu tleines Gano9aus,
feline r6ii6ttbUite". no er ii6 Don
ben gorgeu feines @sfddfies uno BET
golitif ausru6ie. 3uneiIen Tub e.
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Jsbler, baB ibrs Static fir bielbes
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bon eniierut mar. GO beidloB man
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bis6er updbnle Wbitebait Al gbren.
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terts f6 oama6lih, unb enblid pugbs
aus Dem Iduolihsn Utabl cine 6aupis
un0 GtaatBatiion. IN bSfffer Billie
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unisr Glabnone oing e 5urid, oas
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Sdiff 3u eiHem idhrliteH 1ifdeHeH
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ihe Galauer turHrte unter ben md6ti
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Qattion fir 13 uno II QFunb losgss
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pitt uno Gor nit tIaIfiGem Galtsn.
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Guinesn.
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una fpriht iebr ni8tts pm sinem md
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peIhes Der BRET 0inge man in ieiner
QbpeieRheit biHpeggenommsn babe,
triiit er iofDrt Sag Rihtige uno lagt
euh, pelhe spsi Slide nod o%alissen.
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lit reggeuommen unO cine e~elA5dblenoe
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stiGGs muftt.

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Snitrument unb ipielt odsislbt Tin,
b. 8. madt iolde gersgungen uHo
nimmt lolhs Stslunsen an, Dab man
oaraus nas aepdblts Snfrument err
tennen fam. Der Anoroner oes
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ftoirectors onsr @apeameiters. S9m
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mem SrdeItsr befiublifen SnHrls
mente 3u merten. 5aetirt er oann,
70 mafeu aae Snirumente 3nsIsi4
ipielen; unter6riht er has 8attfhlds
gen uu6 abmt ems Der Snitrumente
nah, 70 muB pieieg ausen6lidlih
ldmeisen, D. 3. Ieins 5pieIbepegun9en
unterbre6en. ebenio dber aud 9lti9
peiteripielsn, lpenn Der gapeameiier
obermdls al tdctireen anidngt. Mer
basssen ieblt. Bat Elm gfan0 Su seben
unO ebenIo ieoer. Der laht, lpridt,
ooer auf irgenO cine @eiIe Die luut=
loie Stiae unterbri9t.
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SinN Cure picrSe eeiunS nnS
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