The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-07
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Skating tonight at Music hall.

Skating tonight at Music hall
Ernest C. Quigley. of St. Marys. was
lin Topeka Tuesday to attend the To-
peka-D Detroit game. which wasn't"
| A Japanese magnolia, which is some
| thing new in this locality. is In bloom
| in the yard of Mr.. Charles Stewart on
] Sixth avenue
! Although the sun shines out these
mornings in spring toys, still the Oh
overcoat can yet claim to be a very
close and warm friend.
| The Detroit Tigers left town last
night at o'clock over the Santa Fe
for Kansas City where a game Is be-
| ing played this afternoon.
| Mayor Green had the smallest ma
| jority of any winning candidate on the
city ticket, but he had enough to avoid
any possibility of a contest.
| Prof. E. c. Wilm, of Washburn col
lege, has gone to st. Louis where he
will deliver an address before the
American Philosophic association.
| The Topeka Railway company is put
ting seats at the ends and important
crossings of some of the street car
lines, for the benefit of the public.
John ]. Etzel, 80 years old, and Mrs.
| o. M. Henry, 40 years old, both of To-
peka. were married in Independence
yesterday by Justice A. L. Anderson.
E w. Rankin of the Kansas Farmer
| went to st. Joe today where he deliver
ed an address before the AID. club on
Advertising as a Business PROPOSE
tion.'
The crews on the street cars have
been given orders to quench all traces
of heat in the cars over the city. This
means that cold weather is bound to
appear.
w. E. Sterne ought to cut that month
delighting in the climate, water, and
scenery of San Diego. Cal, and hurry
back to Topeka with all that informa-
ton which the police are looking for
IL vain.
The superintendent of the Harrington
city schools writes to the State Jour
nal that he did not fear for the safety
of Imri Zumwalt. He expected him
back all the time. The superintendent
Is an optimistic sort of a chap.
According to the clerk Of the United
States district court there is not jury
case in the coming term of the federal
court which commences next Monday.
1t doesn't Iook as though the court room
will be crowded this term.
The new police patrol we ION being
made at the Lannan shop Jackson
street supposed to have been eady by
the 1st of April, may not be 'mpleted
before May, because it takes long
time to build a wagon worth $3.50.
In trying to cover the lilac bushes
with a blanket last evening, one man
fell off high step ladder, sprained
shoulder and almost broke his neck
and swore this morning because the
expected frost failed to materialize.
For the first time in history WASH
burn college is kicking on free adver-
Using. The kick comes from a mem
Der of the faculty who takes exception
to a State Journal Snap Shot" in spite
of the fact that snap shots sell for so
cents a line.
During the counting Of the votes last
night the returns favoring Logan for
mayor came in before the other results
and the Republican candidate. MT.
Green, shook in his shoes over the out
come, The Democrats had big ma
iority for about a half hour. ~
Despite the fact that the Commercial
Climb rally day does not come until Fri
day. the officials of the club are sun
working and pick up an occasional
new addition to the clubs roster. II
some life to the re1uvenated organlza-
ton. ..... COURT
motion docket is taken up with mo
lions by the defense In the case OF sne
state. against the Long-Ben LUMBER
coupany an alleged trust. Fourteen
motions to make more definite ana Ger
tain and separately state and number
are pending in this case.
The experience of one show troup
in giving double in the cast the
name of a roustabout VINO pllIereu
their dressing rooms and won renoWn as
a man of the cast by showing his
printed name affords the moral: When
Won steal a name, take a Drand new
one which has not another packer.
The early-spring- hunter pest is at
large A farmer living just north o.
Vinewood has complained to the snerlI
that Topeka hunters not only reruse to
INYr@ iv1aYa
him where he can find warmer eli
mate He was told to get the names or
the hunters, and make complaint De-
fore the county attorney. How can
I?' walled the farmer. They won't
tell me their names"
Two men walked arm in arm down
Kansas avenue this morning, one with
a white bandage on his inside eye, the
other with black bandage on his near
eye which arrangement left a Watcn-
full eye upon each wing and was eVl,
IDENTIFY intended to complete fuil
equipment. But alas the lamps were
rot connected by any intelligent system
and the result was that the double head
er ran into wagon at the Seventh
street intersection and broke off the al
lance.
w. A. White in the Emporia Gazette
said recently a noted reviVahst Ialleu
in his big meeting at Topeka although
a man of much ability and one OF the
greatest orators in the west, and he at
tributes the failure to two mistakes:
| He attacked Topeka society, claiming
that it was corrupt and depraved, and
that made lot of people tired. There
| is no better or cleaner society In the
| United States than in Topeka. Then
| the reverend gentleman went out or his
way to attack the Darwin theories. To-
peka people. like the people of Kansas
generally, dislike ignorance and pre-
JUDGE, and the evangelist put spoke
in his own wheel when he tried to dis
credit books which are accepted by
scientists the world over. Maybe other
| Kansas evangelists will profit by the
| experience of Mr.. Biederwolf, in which
\ case his labors at Topeka will not have
been altogether in VAIN Mr.. White is
| one of the greatest friends of the