The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-24
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF The ASSOCIATED PRESS

The news is received in The State Jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
Pose.
where he belongs. Pat Grove is in a
Chicago jail
There appears to be some hope for
the Filipinos. Many of them are re-
ported to be willing to work.
Now that Chicago dog has been
equipped with twelve gold teeth, it is
likely that Jack Johnson will have his
set with diamonds.
Daughters of the confederacy de-
clare that a certain American history
is a libel on the south AS with every
thing else, it is impossible to find a
history that will please everybody.
Mr. Hearst has returned to the regu-
lar ranks of the Democratic party
But he never got so far away from
them as to support Republican candi-
dates for any of the major offices of
the land.
Chicago judge has warned women
bridge" enthusiasts that they are
liable to punishment for gambling.
Things are coming to pretty pass
Are society" folk not to enjoy a few
exclusive privileges?
China doesn't appear to be as back
ward in the equipments of an adj
vanced civilization as some people
have painted her. News of the bat
ties in the revolution is being trans
rnitted to the outside world by wire
less telegraphy.
With the hunting season in Kansas
just opening, reports are beginning to
come in, not of welEfHed game bags.
but of hunters manned and injured
through the accidental discharge of
guns. either in their own hands or the
hands of companions
It is beginning to look as though the
Ellsworth murderer had made a safe
getaway. Still there is nothing very
strange about that. He wouldn't have
had so much luck. though, in this
particular if he had been a bank
robber or a horse-thief.
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If the weather doesn't clear up at
the scene of the hostilities the nation
wide agony and suspense incident to
getting a decision in the baseball
championship series will be prolonged
indefinitely. 1t may be necessary to
turn them into football contests or
hockey matches. Baseball can't be
played on field of ice.
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No wonder Germany suddenly turn
ed her Conversation with France
about Morocco into a less noisy key
England's great navy was ready to
take a hand in the game. So was
Russia's big army In other words
# appears that Kaiser Wilhelm must
behave himself. or the rest of the ma
tions of Europe will join hands and
see that he is properly spanked.
Considering the trouncing that was
given to the Chicago Cubs by the Whit
Sox. what would have happened to tile
cubs had they won the National League
pennant and been compelled to go UP
against Connie Mack's men? Four
straight shutouts would have probably
been their portion. Still, you can never
tell. Nothing is more uncertain thar
baseball '-dobe."
No one can blame the woman who is
suing the Pullman company for s1O,-
600 damages because she was com
PEELED to walk before a number of
people from one sleeper to another in
her nightie. Next to man in
nightshirt. a woman in the same kind
of a costume presents the worst pos
sible picture, and especially if her hair
is done up on curl papers.
Some of the chickens counted be-
fore they were Matched turned up in
the criticisms of the Aldrich plan for
banking and currency reform. These
criticisms were based on what certain
wise men thought this plan was going
to be. 1t turns out to be something
entirely different. And regardless of
any merits it may have, it will likely
be criticized severely just because Mr..
Aldrich has promulgated it.
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Colonel Roosevelt says the judiciary
must be brought within the control of
the Judgment of the people, but he
thinks this control should be 'exer-
cised more cautiously and in differ
ent fashion than the control by the
people over the legislator and the exc
cutive" This seems like the colonel
was opposed to the recall of judges
in the ordinary way that legislative
and executive officers are recalled, and
in the only way that is being advocat-
ed by the friends of the nla9