The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04
HERE'S A BIG JOB.
Over Half Dreaded White Ele-
plant Still With Us.
Total Amount in SiGht ever
Twenty Thousand Dollars.
ONLY ONE DAY MORE.
Saturday Task Is a StupendOus
One.
Forty Five Thousand tae Mark
AIMED At.
ONLY ONE DAY MORE.

Over half of that terrible White FL
ephant remains to be carved between
now and Saturday night at II o'clock.
Today 1877 pledges were reported which
represented $2,631.50. making total to
date Of 1888 pledges and SIC, 536.10. OF
the grand total the business men have
raised SO, 1850, the women, $60O6.10, and
the young men, $5,244.50.
Whats the matter with the young
menu" was the question asked by one
Of the women today. Possibly nothing.
1t is understood that they will put
forth an extra effort between now and
midnight Saturday to take second place
in the ranking of the divisions
The team of E. W. Rankin. of the
young mems section, has forged ahead
business mems division, has been nosed
out of first place among the teams
Following is the standing of the
teams:
E. W. Rankin, young mems section,
81, 536. so; E. L. Copeland, business mems
division, $1,475; George S. Badders,
: business mems section, 1880; J. P.
Davis, business mems section, 1923; A.
a. GODDARD, business men section $3.50;
w. J. Rickenbacher, business mems di-
vision, 1915; Mrs. W. S. Lindsay, wom-
ems section, $685.
81 hope you will get out in force this
afternoon, and that by tomorrow night
at II o'clock the white elephant will
have disappeared, said Senator
Charles Curtis in the course of a five
minute talk at the noon hour today.
eff it does not entirely disappear by
that time, 1 hope that you will start
another campaign and keep it going
until it does disappear. 1 hope that
the Christian associations will never
have another disturbing white ele-
nm going to make little report
for committee No. 10. 1t is a bad
number, and I'm sorry it isn't more
that I have to report, but I can prom
Use you $500" This report was re-
ceived with wild enthusiasm.
At 1880 O'Clock the second table"
was alive with live high school work
ers. who will be on the job this after
noon and tomorrow, about $50 strong.
Washburn college will furnish few
workers, but Dean w. r. Arthur has
been disappointed in not being able to
find more campaigners from the col
lege.
A gift of $500 was announced this
noon from Mrs George P. Moore
house and one of $500 from the
Charles Wolff Packing company.
The Subscribers.
Additional subscribers to the White
W. A. Aden, Bertha Alexander, Media
L. Afford, Mary Arnold, w. A. Ander-
son, Walter =. Arnold, Anna Arnold,
/ "a.
yer c. Barrett, S. Bishop, Arthur ].
Bolinger, Arthur c. Banta, Maggie
| Beede, G. L. Bybee, Eva Bailey, NJ. M.
| Blinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas w. Barnes,
G. C. Bowman, Roy E. Burke, Ethel
Barnes, A w. Benson, Zetta Bachus,
W. It Beerbohm, w. S. Boren, George
! H. Badders, Anna Ballard, T. A. Bor-
man, Lima E. Bresette, Mrs. H. 5.
Brownell, Helen T. Butterfield, Mrs.
Betser, J. NJ. Bair, John NJ Cleveland,
NI1y.ic,- ~
Hazel Coldren, s. E. Cobbs, Mrs. J: L.
Campbell, Charles E. Caulsen, H. Mil
J ton Conner, H. A. Cook, James s.
Chase, jr., ]. F. Cecil, Gilbert Carter,
Clarence Churchman, Daniel Crosby,
w. II. Shields, R. L. Craven, L. A.
Costello. Jessie Donnell, J. N. Dolley,
Frank Doster Martha ]. Dugan, D. w.
| Durant, F. H. Durant, Dassa Denham,
Rosa Denham, Stuart l.. Down, w. NJ
Dickson, Charles S. Eagle, Dick FL
more, L. NJ Elmore, Louise Fairchild,
w NJ & F. E. Forbes Mrs. Flint, Geo
Fleischer, Merle Fowler, Shirley
French, Jack Fenity, ]. H. Fairman,
Rosa Ferlet, Ralph W. Foster. Ed r.
Franks, J. C. Gafford, ]. E. Gall, Ruby
Owens, Mabel E. Graves, Ethel Glenn
Mrs. S. J. Griggs, Mrs. E j. Gribbin
Mrs c. E. Hawley. Dorothy Howell
Scott Hopkins. w. B. Hamilton, n: r.
| Horton, Ellen M. Hearthurg, Ina Mary
Harkins, D. F. Hoover. George NJ
Hammel, w. Hyne, Uric & Hepworth
J. f. Haskell, Seth A. Hammel. S. A
Herman, Charles o. Huber, Richard
Hargreaves, J. E. Ingham, E. j. Ingalls,
NJ Terrain, Jensen Mfg. Co., Anna
Marie Johnson, G. E Johnson, Charles
F. Joslin. Dora Johnson, 0. G. Jones
Kelly. PA Greenwood; Mrs. John F
Kirkpatrick, 1881 College; r. N Knapp
Helma Kefffeld, 1905 Buchanan; Cecilia
4 Lowe, Route s: Mrs. Lacy, 1888 Kan
sas avenue: c. D. Lusby, Georgia Lee
H. G. Larimer. S. E. Lux, G. F. Long
Frank Logan. Janette Long. Mrs. Eta
Lacy. w. G. Lynch. Job Little. c. P
Lillard Margaret McHugh, John G.
McCintock Mrs Price, Homer r. Pei
ton. H. A. Perry, Nettie Peterson. S. Fl
Pitcher. Muriel Packard. Werner r.
Palmatier L. P. Robinson. Bessie
Rhodes. Florence Rowe John H. Rine-
hart, Mrs f c. Rudolf. Schultz &
Spicer. Mrs. W. R. Stubbs, G. w. Suth-
erin & Co. E. c. Samson. Eva Schley
Mrs. W. r. Swan. Alkaline D. Shaver
Miss Mabel Schmidt. Bertha w. Smith
F. Sardou. W. G. Shirley. H. NJ. Stone
Mary Simpler. Miss W. E. Seller, Stella
Shay, F. c. Settler. A. Maud Sproat, G
A. Sewers, ]. H. Skinner, c. w
Snyder. hampton Shirer. Florence
Smiley Topeka Ind. Tel Co. C. L
Travis, NJ. B. True, B. H. Tallmadee
Mrs L. E Thompson. F. G. Thomp-
SON Mary Vahsholtz. Reese Van SAINT
joseph c. Wilson, Mrs. F. H. Watson
Marv Williamson. Byron Willcuts. 9
L. Wilson, Helen Wilson. r. G. Winner
Ethel and Esther WRIGHT, J. G. Ward
J. s West Mrs. ]. s Wilcox. Eliza etf
N. Wilson W. D. Wolfe. r. F. Wilson
o E. waggoner, Mrs. Yates. J. w
cellars. w s McC1intock. Wiuifre(
NFcZirahan Ethel NcKihhen. Charle:
NcClintock Robert n. Mechanism, c
NJ Morrow. Nina F Moore. J. p
Ma-klev, A. c Merritt J. r. Madison
| olive r Morgan c. A. Moore. NJ. r
Mitchell GEORGE Naroney 700 Clay; 4
r. and NJ Mortieth c. J. Murphy. ]. e
Maxwell. Jennie Maxwell. W. w. Main
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