The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-05

r7E,f- No.
Is a bountiful jade.
The Commercial club meets one week
from tonight
Pension day crowded the federal court /
corridors to capacity on Thursday
Weathermau Jennings Is reported TO
have some seasonable surprises in
stock
w. T. Jamison return on Thursday
from Coneyville where he was on legal
business.
This evening the annual contest of
Washburn academy viii take place at
the college
The hremen at headquarters station
are practicing ladder climbing three
times each week.
The state board Of railroad com
missIoners have received new supply
Of railroad maps.
Need a hat2 for $3.50 viii get
choice OF So. $3.50 and 81 soft hats at
the Palace tomorrow.
E. s. Quinton returned on Thursday
from St Paul. MINI. where he has been
attending federal court
The White sox viii be home one week
from today to open the local season.
Guthrie VIII be the victim.
All the church steeples Of the prin-
cipal churches located on Harrison
street have been painted this spring.
The tenth annual commencement ex-
ercises of the Topeka Industrial and
Educational institute viii be held May
"A TO is.
Prof George B. Penny win give a
pipe organ recital for the high school
students al o'clock this afternoon at
the Auditorium
Jesse Elliott. Otis Hungate and sew
eraI other Topeka trap shooters have
purchased a new kind OF trap for
throwing clay pigeons.
The Independent Telephone company
is installing three new switch boards
which VIII probably mean work for a
half dozen more hello girls.
State Auditor Seth Wells left for his
home in Erie yesterday He told the
newspaper reporters at Kansas City
that Willie Sell is still guilty.
A difference between Topeka and
Kansas City, no. In Topeka it is
printed this way, joint; in Kansas City
it is printed this way. '.jOint."
George McNeely, the 10-year-old son
OF II. q. McNeely of 405 Locust street
was kicked and severely injured by the
family horse Wednesday evening
John Hanson. who has been in the
employ of the water company as en-
gtneer for p years, leaves with his
family for Tacoma, Wash, today.
The baseball teams from the Topeka
high school and the HoIt0n high
school viii meet on the diamond at the
Washburn college park this afternoon.
The game was called for o'clock.
C. S. Culp filed suit in the district
court yesterday afternoon against the
Santa Fe railway for S1.936 for sheep
killed in shipment from New Mexico
to ConcOrdia last year.
Lieutenant Governor Dave Hanna
and Mrs Hanna have gone to their
home in Hill City DIr- Hanna Will
return next week to the final session of
the board at which the private car
proposition VIII be discussed
So far So has been subscribed and
deposited in bank to buy an artificial
leg for Otho Battle, the mail wagon
driver, who lost his left limb year
needed viii be s100.
Prof. Dunlap viii give the last of his
lectures on English literature at the
home Of Mrs. T. B. Sweet 231 ToDelza.
avenue, next Saturday evening. Prof
Dunlap is Conuecteds with the DEPART
rnent Of English literature OF Kansas
university.
A Kansas city paper. printing a dis
patch this morning from Topeka Civ
ing an account of the instructions is
sued 10 patrolmeu. says in the head
lines, Orders Joints CIOsed-The
Last Night"
The Topeka Giants and the Kansas
City jenkins, two cOlored baseball
teams VIII play at the league park
next SUNDAY afternoon. The two teams
played a game last Sunday in Kansas
city. the Jenkins winning by a score
Of to z.
f s Brown OF Brown county. rep-
resentatve in the last session of the
legislature, was in Topeka yesterday
and called at the state house. Brown
OF Brown is the man who made him
self famous by pleading the case OF
the innocent little quail.
The sub-senior class Of the Tonal-a
hlgh school has made such a success OF
1es dramatic club. and has SO become
aadlcled 10 Shakesperian interpreIa-
Ilons that one week from tonight. on
May II, the club viii present The Mer-
chant Of Venice Up-To-Date"
When the Iota Omfcron Phi Gamma
society meets the chairman ought to
begin calling the meeting to order
and using the name of the society in
so doing, about the time the members
begin dressing for the occasion This
would save time after they assemble.
The annual contest for the S. G. Stew
art and J. H. Wright medals viii be
held at the First African church. cor
ner Third and Quincy streets tonight.
1neSe contests are given under the aus
pices Of the Topeka Industrial institute.
Besides the declamatiOns there will be
musical numbers.
+. D. Coburn. secretary OF the state
board OF agriculture has received a
letter from Sicily signed BY a number