The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-18

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Sheriff Kiene will return this week
from st Paul. where ne expects to at
tach Sam Norris. wanted In Topeka
for larceny from perDon-
A committee from Topeka selected a
site for the state Y. N. C. A. camp
for hirh school boyp At Maple Hiil
this week. The camp win be held June
2 to II.
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prenarin~ III. n,,srterIv renort. r. he
comnlete;, the end of the month. the
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A Tue IAiiIoao oItices IN IoPeka al
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nortneA.sern sectlon OF Kansas Witn
me "Ino rom = noftneastery oirsc-
saon. carrying tne snow 10 the soutn-
west.
Between 20 and 80 college men are
out on the Washburn field every AZ
college has few experienced men this
year. but an effort win be made to
keep up the athletic nonors SET py the
iootpal ana Dasketoan teams tn1s
year.
me Iopeka coaa men VINO nav1 "ee gu,
Matenns incl, p,s wsSa sspry ~ y.
ev.. uwii.uIe sows ~ A.stse;,.to
WINERY pr1spec.s .ouay .o,a ' w;ptar
a. e ,rcr,ensa s',nniv of Goa, Was order
- -. ~. s.sor The nc,lI weather
ha. lent 1cur the nrice.
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ra,.,o TrafSo .ti"n has been
recfivinr many compliments relative to
thu rey,ort ies,,ed this week nv him and
ushich covers the work of the associa-
to-, f,r . ,,erio5 ~ nearlv two vears.
Ssv.raI annIications Tor nembership
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L. l. Dycne, state fisn ana game
warren. states that tne Iisning - 600
in Kansas this spring despite the death
OF millions OF 1isn during the oroutn
last summer nave seen Some eA.
cellent varieties from the kaw river,
Professor Dyche said this afternoon.
x am looking for gooo 1lsnin8 sea
son In kansas-
\ see by the papers tnat Wasnour1
- losing her debates ana orabqrical
contests. Wen SHOWN 1upeA4 iVo.-
ball supporter OF the coHese saao TINS
afternoon. rms - sooo w
mighty fine news. When q college
falls down In the oratoricai stuif. II
is sure sign OF winning iootpaii'
basebau ana DasketDaH teA"'
Captain F. II. Reisner, Formerly IN
charge OF the Salvation Army work al
Topeka has been given command OF
divisional brigade OF army workers.
HIS field will be Kansas. He Will 90
gospel meeting work ana explain the
objects OF the salvation Army. Assoc
ciated with him Will be captain Grace
Plummer. also formerly OF Topeka.
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Hello, over the state journal e0l-