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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
3
The Haskell Indian team defeated Colorado 6 to 3 on Haskell field yesterday afternoon. Indiana hits fueled a first and sixth inning rally, highlighted by Caley of Colorado hitting a home run in the sixth. A fair crowd witnessed the contest as Colorado players prepared to return home.
The board of education warns parents about growing high school fraternities seen as dangerous to scholarship, citizenship, and morals. It cites late hours, distraction, nervous strain, and poor health as outcomes while noting no legal authority to ban them and urging caution in student activities.
Local notice for Sinclair urges customers to order Whede miun’s ice creams, highlighting available flavors and delivery options.
The Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland Oregon offers 90 day round trip tickets with stopovers west of Denver from June to October. Tourists may travel from Portland to Washington then east, or go to California as far as Los Angeles before returning home. Lawrence residents show interest and can contact J B Kenyon in Lawrence Kansas for details.
Wichita records show a tactic where nominees win appointment by publicizing strong local candidates and awaiting confirmation. The approach comes after Lawrence council delays, hinting at cross city political maneuvering. Residents are urged to attend upcoming church events and local sales ads as routine civic life continues.
An entertainment for parents features Job Hawkins' Company at Plymouth Congregational Church on May 13. The Merchants Athletic Club hosted a players’ tournament with Brown and Kuhne leading scorers. Police court heard cases including a teen assault and a sentencing with a lecture. Funeral arrangements, local ads, and small-town notices fill the page alongside planned lectures and sales.
The piece notes Sandy by the author of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch as a notable mention for Gillett Safety Razors, highlighting the razor as the best made.
The Home Aid society held a fortieth anniversary supper for about one hundred guests in Dick Fall. Organized in May 1865 in north Law ren to build a church, the group later erected the Home Aid hall and funded relief efforts. current president is Mrs. Wincle Smith, with twenty one members and regular biweekly meetings.
The Fraternal Aid association convenes a 75 to 80 delegate general council in Lawrence over the coming week with sessions, receptions, a drill, and a class inflation to Athens council. Key speakers include Mayor Keeler Congressman Bowersock and Chancellor Strong. Prizes total 100 75 0 25 for drill teams. Treasury reports show 175000 in the treasury.
The Happy Three tour Dancing islet met in Everett last evening for the final event of the season. The club, formed in fall, comprises twenty four couples who enjoyed informal dances through winter. Major Hadley of DeSute spent the night in Lawrence. Retired, educated young Judy seeks immediate position as companion, housekeeper or nurse for a child. address L. 4345 Kentucky.
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