The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-18
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

The Commercial club meets Friday
night.
On week days the baseball games
begin at O'Clock and on Sundays
at 3.
Senator George E. Tucker and Mrs.
Tucker, of Eureka. Kan. are in Topeka /
today.
". ]. Black. general passenger agent |
of the Santa Fe, has returned from a /
trip to Kansas City.
Tuesdays and Fridays are ladies'
free days at the baseball games IN
der the new arrangement.
Governor Boch viii deliver the com
mencement address this year at the
Friends university, Wichita
Judge Dick Picker. of Smith Center, |
is coming to Topeka for the saturday |
Night club banquet tomorrow
Dr. Vim. Maclay Lyon Of Kansas City |
Mo, is here to attend the meeting of the |
State Homeopathic Medical society.
The State Homeopathic and Eclectic !
Medical societies have a joint banquet
at the Y. w. G. A. rooms tonight
At the Western Unitarian conference,
at Cleveland, Ohio, Rev. Abram Wynnar, !
of Topeka, was one Of the speakers yes !
terday.
Mr.. William Supple will go to Cali
fornia with the knights of Columbus
next month in the hope of benehung
his health.
Their. We're 500 telephone calls at the
business office of the State Journal last
night after 4:30 D. m, nearly all OF
them baseball queries.
The Emporia Gazette says: VIII
Culbertson and Walter Hughes went 10
Topeka to see about printing the COM
nencement number of College Life.
The Home Festival Office for the big
June carnival is at Blitzs Jewelry
store, where Joseph Barrett, advance
man for the Gaskiu company, can bel
found.
S. N. Hawkes., of Stockton. but until
1887 of Topeka, intends to attend the
Saturday Night club banquet on Friday
night He was a member of the club
with Senator Chester I. Long.
Carl Alderman and Manly Michael
son, two of the star players of the <
U. football team, have applied for ad-
mission to the bar. This viii be a seri-
Gus loss to the K. Q. football team.
Superintendent c. H. Luling of the
state insurance department has notl-
fed the Bankers Reserve Life company
of Omaha to quit selling their "increas-
ed dividend gold bond policy in Kan
sas.
John B. Baker, of Peabody, live stock
sanitary commissioner, reports that his
force inspected 56,567 cattle from the
Pan Handle during the month of April
The cattle were brought into Kansas
for feeding.
Katie Schneider has brought suit in
the supreme court against Chas- o. An
derson for possession of a farm which
she claims Anderson made eontrct
to sell to her The case comes from
Butler county.
The Lawrence Gazette says: J. G.
Slonnecker, United States referee In
bankruptcy, was down from Topeka to-
day for the Leibey case, but the hearing
was postponed for one week on account
of Mrs. Ieibey'S illness.
In three weeks will be due Otis Hun
gates annual trip to the Dragon to
drag the stream with his casting line
Some enviOus fishermen have been mean
enough to say that Hungate has kept
the Dragon free from snags for years
Through a typographical error, the
name of Aft Klingenberg was omitted
from the programme which will be CIV
en- this evening at the Auditorium Mr..
Klingenberg will play piano solo. he
is head of the instrumental music de-
partment of Washburn college.
Several Lincoln post orators are al
ready. engaged for Memorial day ad-
dresses Captain P. H. Coney delivers
the address at Fort Scott, Kan. Cen
eral J. K Hudson goes to Larned,
Kan. Judge George A. Huron, cap
tain C. H Titus and A. K. Rodgers
have all accepted assignments.
At p. m. Friday, George M. Stone
of the Reid-Stone art school, viii take
! picture display al the manual training
| high school, and viii tell about the
/ various pictures which are on exhibit
! ton Mr. Stone says that If any out
siders would like to go through the col
/ lection at the time, he will be glad to
have them.
F. B. HOughton who was formerly as
sistant general freight agent of the
santa Fe coast lines at San Francisco
but who was recently promoted to be
assistant freight traffic manager at Chi
cagO was in Topeka yesterday. He was
here for the hearing before the state
| board of railway commissioners on the
Missouri river commodity rate and has
returned to Chicago.
The annual election of the officers
of the Topeka Typographical union
No 121 was held last night in the
committee room at the Auditorium.
T. B. Brown was elected delegate to
| the International convention which
Will be held in Toronto, Canada, next
August He defeated J. W. Mitchell
by thirteen votes. The local officers
/ chosen are as follows: Charles Suth-
erland, president; Charles o. Hovatter,
vice president; Albert Griffin, financial
secretary; Franklin Barnes, treasurer;
Frank Phinney. recording secretary;
L N. Grandon. sergeant-at-arms;
| Charles Morgan. doorkeeper; member
of the executive committee, D. NJ.
PETER.
A Victim Of Gasoline.
Lyndon. Kas.. May 18.-Mrs. Phelps,