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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

Gortipttes pon SIDE a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
NO MORE RACING.
BENJAMIN BriscOe Believes 1t LIS
Doomed.
Racing Has Served Its Pur-
pOse," Says He.
is TOO MUCH DANGER.
"EVen More Hazardous Than Av-
iatiOn, More Killed."
''Time to Get Down to Utility
Construction" His Advice.

That the welfare of the automobile
industry demands the abaud onment or
motor car racing, Is the statement
made by Benjamin Briscoe, president
of the United States Motor company,
in answer to those who have criticised
his recent. broadside against speed
competitions with motor cars. While
admitting that racing has served well
in making for better cars and in adj
ding to the prestige of motoring, MI.
Briscoe believes the purpose has been
fully served and the industry is now in
a position where it is injured rather
than benefited by the speeding of
motor cars with the attending dangers
to human life.
Since the withdrawal of the United
States Motor company and its eleven
AFFILIATED companies from racing, Mr..
Briscoe has received scores of letters
and kilograms praising his course,
while leading newspapers throughout
the country have editorially endorsed
his stand.
an the early days." said Mr.. Bris-
coe, when abnormal tests were neces-
sary to bring out the weak points OF
cars and where it was desired to at
tract attention to the motor car as a
vehicle of transportation and general
utility, speed contests were beneficial,
and we, like the others. supported it.
Racing has had its inning, however,
anu NAlC PL@ACLASoA PSA4NNAAOA VI c1bO
- mobiles and the standing of the auto
mobile industry, are such that speed
contests are no longer required.
The Care of Cars.
In connecting any battery. either OF
wet or dry cells, a good grade of in
sulated wire should be used, and the
ends of the wire that are to be at
tached to the binding post should be
scraped clean and bright. The nuts
on the binding post should be screwed
down tightly. A loose connection will
become oxidized and prevent cleo
tricity from flowing.
If a motor is not equipped with a
drainage device to get the dirty oil out
of the crankcase compartment a large
pet cock installed at the bottom of the
crankcase will answer the purpose adj
mirably.
Inside and outside tire patches, al
though very handy to have when q
puncture occurs, should never be used
for other than temporary repairs. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

Problem" Rev. J. NJ. wylie, D. D.,
Kansas City, Mo. General discussion.
1O:15-Address, 1.-THE Public Schools ana
NJ. Sheldon, D. D., pastor Central
Congregational church, Topeka Gen
n .oo-A rai ess sThe Mormon Menace .
Miss Elizabeth N. Barr, editor Cur
rent Topics, Topeka.
II :3O-Business and announcements.
"wednesday Afternoon.
Session in the First Baptist S Sn e+stn su-
of public instruction
1:30-Devotional exercises. p,,,,,,o
1:4SAddress, Moral Training IN PUBIC
E,duca ton" Rev. T. K. Sanders, ~
D. president of Washburn college:
2:15-Address, 1.-The Sabbath and tne
Workingman." Rev. s. 8; Estey ,, N ~
a.oo-Address. .arhe Enforcement of Our
sabbath Laws Hon. John Dawson
atsIresy T Ie Defence of Our Chris
tian Institutions Judge J. s. West
Kansas supreme court General dis
4.15-Address. 1.-THE Second Worlds Chris
tian Citizenship Conference" Rev.
= s McGaw, national field secre-
tary of National Reform assoclallon-
wednesday Evening.
session in the Auditorium)
Presiding. ]. N. Dolley, state bank COM
missioner.
7:45-MuSic-
Prayer.
0tO0 Sovereign People Hon. John
Marshall. attorney state board of
railroad commissioners.
s.4-Address, National Citizenship and
Fundamental Law" Rev. f. M. VIII
son. Winchester, Kan
The following are the committees and
officers of the Kansas Christian citizen
ship convention:
Local executive committee-E. R. Simon,
r. s. Pettyjohn, w. S. Lindsay, o. 8.
johnson. w J. Rickenbacher, w. w.
Mills, Andrew Phillips, Samuel Irwin, d.
r. Simon, B. E. Cookinham, L. ID.
Whittemore, S. G. Stewart W. W. Bow
man, s. E. Cobb. Arthur Capper, Elon 8
Clark, William Macferran, o. 8. Morrow,
s. j. Crumbine E. L. Copeland, H. T.
Chase. w. w. Bomgardner. T. T. Carver
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
$4,000 WORTH
Strong Sale of Elmhurst Lots
This Week.
Five Streets Being Paved and
Curbed Now.
FIFTY-T WO HON Els
Have Already Been Built in
EImhurst.
Attractive Terms Sell Desir-
able Lots.
FIFTY-T WO HOMES

Three thousand dollars worth of lots
were sold this week in Elmhurst, TWEEN
ty-three hundred yards of dirt is being
moved to grade and fill lots and streets,
seven blocks of pavement has been or
dered for this, Topeka's most exclusive
residence sections, in fact this section
is experiencing the greatest develop
ment of any in the city.
Five streets are being graded, Grand
avenue, woodward, Jewel, Boswell ana
Huntoon streets and these streets will
be curbed and guttered as soon as the
grading is completed.
Seven blocks of pavement will be
laid in Elmhurst this spring for which
the contracts have aiready peen lst'
No place in Topeka is there an addl-
ton which presents such activity ana
where such development is being made
to beautify a residence section.
A regular army of men are working
ont in EImhurst to even up the de-
.nressions and irregularities in the west
twenty acres of the tract ana TO con-
vert ravines and slopes into the most
desirable building lots and home sites
in topeka.
The section now being graded in
Guiding Grand avenue, Woodward av-
enue. Jewell and Boswell streets offers
some of the choicest lots in Elmhurst
THESE are still for sale. Nowhere in
the city is it possible to ma Sucn oe-
sirable lots as are being placed on the
market and as such liberal terms as are
being extended by the Elmhurst synd1-
cate.
Not since Elmhurst has been laid out
and residences erected there, has there
heen the interest displayed in a city
addition that Elmhurst is enjoying TINS
snring. People see the kind of homes
heing erected, note the class OF resi-
dents who come there to make their
homes. know of actual experience and
actual sales of the increase in the value
Of Iots there With every yard OF dirt
deposited in Elmhurst, with every YARD
Of having done and curbing set, the
vaJ11e of ElmhurSt lots increase IN
value. 80
impressions are made every day OF
the wonderful transformation OF Ine
former COW pasture into the beautl1ul
home district that it is. And the work
is still incomplete, 1t will be finished
soon however, and the last opportunity
+o huv from the original owners at the
lowest prices will soon be gone ana
forgotten-except to those who 1mprov-
ed their opportunity.
MANY new homes Will be QUILT IN
Elmhurst this spring and summer. sew
ers will be laid and every convenience
desired will be extended TO those VINO
will huiId there this year.
Al the rate that the lots sold in Elm
hurst during the week enolnS, tney
will soon be cleaned up
.sEveryone appreciates the location
and the exclusiveness OF Elmhurst,
said N. B. Rurge, OF the Elmnu[sl
syndicate, "Elmhurst laying in the d.
rsction of the city's greatest develop
800 nd in the highest district in the
city is sure to contlhualiS 1iicl ease e1ie
value of these
value and desirability of these splendid
} IotSo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

ton.
Such topics of general interest as
1.-THE Marriage and Divorce Problem"
THE Mormon Menace and "Citizen-
ship and the Penitentiary,'' will be
discussed. According to the Rev. ].
| S. McGaw, field secretary of the Ma
tional Reform association, who has
been working up interest in the con-
vention all over the state, there should
be at least a. thousand persons here
for the convention from all parts of
Kansas. DELEGATIONS of fifty dele
gates EACH" said Mr. McGaw, "are
coming from Olathe, Denison and Win
chester, and Sterling, Abilene, Hutch
inson and Wichita will be well repre-
scented.
1.-The National Reform association
had its birth during the dark days of
the Civil war At the request of the
senate of the United States, Abraham
Lincoln set a day for fasting and
prayer. The nation went down upon
her knees in repentance and confess
sion of sin. Appomattox was the an
Swer to those prayers. Then began
the work of the reconstruction of the
Union. But sober minded thinking pa
triots had taken to heart the lesson
J taught by the great conf1ict-that no
nation can fold to her bosom a great
moral wrong and prosper. A move
ment was at once set on foot to abol-
| ish existing legalized national evils and
to bring the nation into harmony with
the will of God. The movement re-
suited in the organization of the Ma
tional Reform association, on the
4th of February, 1853, at Xenia, O.,
and for over half century it has been
moving steadily forward with the
work..
I perhaps the most conspicuous
achievement was the first world S
Christian citizenship conference, which
was held in the city of Philadelphia in
November, 1910. There is now in
progress series of Christian citizen
ship conventions across the northern
STATES and a similar series across the
southern states to eliminate in the
second worlds Christian citizenship
conference on the Pacific coast in 1913.
The convention to be held in Topeka is
one of this series"
The full program follows:
/ Session in the Auditorium.)
/ 7:45-Music
i Prayer.
/ S:O0-Presiding, Hon. w. R. Stubs, Gov
i ernor of Kansas
i THE Supremacy of the Moral In
/ terests of the State"
/ s:30-Address. citizenship and the Peni-
tentiary," Rev. Thos. w. Houston,
i D. D., chaplain of state penitentiary.
9:00-Address, 1.-THE Christian Citizen
Rev Frank L. Loveland, D. D.,
4 First NJ. f. church, Topeka.
wednesday Forenoon.
(Sdssion in the First Baptist church)
presiding Robert Stone Topeka.
9:15-Devotional Exercises
9:30-Address, 1.-THE Marriage and Divorce
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
pecognition for vocational Work.

The commission on high educanen'
co,,1nosing the regents of the three
Stata schools is working on a plan to
nerTnit high school students who do
pponsiderahle part Of their school work
in vocational training. full credit for
This work in entering the three state
sohoois- This is the plan advocated by
n n Trairchild. state superintendent Of
-,h1ic INSTRUCTION. 1t is planned to
provide that the different parts of the
manual training work, domestic SCI
ence, agriculture and other vocational
studies in the high schools shall De
given full credit for university entrance,
the same as Latin, Greek literature
and the sciences.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
SEASON ENDS
Westergaard and Becker VIII Meet at
the Grand Tuesday

WCcOCHSattEU anu Becker VIII Meet at
the Grand Tuesday.
Jess Westergaard and Carl Becker
will close the wrestling season AFT the
Grand Tuesday night
Jesse Westergaard has returned from
his Pacific coast tour and has gone into
training for his match here with Carl
Becker, who is also training hard for
the match. Becker is considered one
OF the most scientific wrestlers and he
feels confident that he will be able to
throw Westergaard. Westergaard OPEN
ed the season and will close it and he
is more than anxious to give the To-
peka fans the best wrestling match
they have had this season. Becker is
the heaviest wrestler travelling TODAY.
The preliminaries have all been ar
ranged with some Of the best wrest-
lers that Kansas and Missouri have
and there is being nothing left undone
to make this the best of the season.
Spencer Arthur Abbott VIII be here to
referee all three matches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
STUBS TO PRESIDE.
Governor VIII Open Christian Citizen
ship Convention Tuesday.

Tuesday evening in the Auditorium
the first session of something new in
conventions for Topeka-the Kansas
Christian Citizenship convention-will
be held, Governor w. R. Stubs pre-
siding. The convention, which Is be-
ing held under the auspices of the
National Reform association, will con-
tinue until Wednesday evening, the
day sessions to be held in the First
Baptist church.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

r. S. MCGEE, Charles E. Eldridge. A. A.
GODDARD, J. R. Burrow, E. H. Anderson,
H B. Lautz, 7. r. Brewer, H. G. Kibee
Comittees-Finance, 8. e. Cobbs: pub
licity, R. E. Cooknham; entertainment
E. S. PettyJohn; cooperation, Judge E. R.
Simon.
Officers-Chairman executive commit
tee, W. J. Rickenbacher; secretary, o. 8.
johnson; treasurer, William Macferran.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
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