The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-18

The city does the paving,
on the imaginary plan.
Nobody works on the avenue
But my old man.
Contributed by a Topeka Visitor
A free admission ticket will be given
to every skater at the Rink tonight
Any man needing a pair of trousers
should look at page 5-The Palace ad.
The Western association fielding av-
erages viii be out by the end this
week.
The y. NJ. c. A. of the state viii hold
a state convention at Chanute on Feb
ruary to II.
SIS and 81 finest mems shoes will go
for S265 at the Palace sale of Rich
ardsons stock
Governor Hoch has appointed George
H Staessi, assistant county attorney for
Crawford county.
A meeting of the ways and means
committee of the city council will proba-
bly, be held this week
81. IS. s. highest grade French
Shriner & Urner mems shoes are sell
ing for $3.50 at The Palace.
Don't fail to see the big race at Rink
Saturday night between Kansas City's
and Topeka's fastest men.
Mary r. Klien has tal-en out a build
ing permit for the erection of a dwelling
to cost 81, 500 on lots $40 Mulvane street.
Among the good things contained in
the Washburn Review issued yesterday
is a cut of last years academy football
team.
Councilman Samuel T. Howe of the
Fifth ward has announced that he viii
be candidate for reelection in the
spring.
How many people have said to you
concerning the weather: Never
mind. Wen get it good and proper in
February.
Several of the state officials viii at
tend the meeting of the Kansas Civic
league which will meet in Hutchinson
on the 22nd of January.
T, B. Gerow of the state free en-
ployment agency is about to go out
of business on account of the lack of
applications for positions.
A marriage license was granted on
Wednesday in Kansas City to Clara r.
Ebright of Topeka and Frederick A.
Chittenden of Kansas City.
The annual meeting of the state
Bar association viii be held in the SUI
preme court room at the state house
ON the 3Oth and 31st of January.
There is talk among the students at
Washburn college of forming a chess
club with a view of meeting clubs from
other colleges in chess tournament.
The absence of dances and parties in
the Washburn crowd indicates that ex-
examinations which are approaching.
Representative VIM. Kinnison of Fin
ney county has been appointed as dele
gate to the semicentennial meeting
which is to be held in Topeka January
%
Adjutant General Hughes and
Brigadier General Drew leave this
evening for Washington to attend a
meeting OF the National guard associa-
ton.
one hundred and fifty delegates
have been appointed up to date from
over the state for the Semicentennial
convention to be held in Topeka Jan
uary %
Frank Long, former proprietor of
the oxford hotel has sold his hotel
property in Hutchinson and Will re-
main in Topeka until he decides upon
d new location.
1t has been found necessary to raise
the roof of the Masonic building to
admit the placing in position of the new
pipe organ which is being installed by
the Masonic bodies.
President Norman L. Plass of Wash
burn college evidently believes that
Washburn is a good place to send the
children. His daughter, Miss Helen, viii
enter at the spring term.
1t is a little unfortunate for some of
those under suspicion that some mem
Der of the treasurer's department has
not died during the last year so that
he could be blamed with the shortage.
The commissioners elected to look af-
ter the condition of the Shunganunga
creek in South Topeka have decided to
remove its appendix which is located
just east of the Santa Fe railroad track.
The public buildings committee of the
council has taken under advisement the
formal application which has been made
for the Auditorium on the part of the
Kansas State Poultry association for the
show next year.
Senator George Tucker who is presi-
dent of the Kansas Day club says that
at the rate the tickets for the Kansas
Day club banquet are being called for
that the supply will be exhausted long
before the time set for the banquet.
There are several Topeka pigeon
/ fanciers who have sent their birds to
the Kansas City show this week
rur & Wallace. DanI OLSON, Geo
Klaur Jos. Weinkauf, w. H. Max
we'll and Roy Payne.
j. X. Coddington, attorney for the
State Temperance union. was in the
city yesterday comforting with Assistant
Attorney General Carver and it is sup
posed that a quiet hunt is now in pro-
gress for the lid which has been mis-
laid for several weeks past.
1t is pretty well assured that Topeka
viii have the cotton mill which John
/ Il. Mulvane announced at a recent
/ Commercial club meeting. It is
planned to capitalize at a sum be-
/ tween 100000 and 100000. None
of the details have yet been given out.
Hardly day passes that E. L. Cope
| land is not elected as secretary and
/ treasurer of some railroad. Since he has
/ landed the appointment of his position
4 with the Santa Fe he is not worrying
4 about these later Appointments as most
I of these roads are feeders for the Santa
F'e and belong to that company.
The Young WOmens Christian as
ISOLATION will have an open meeting at
/ their rooms on Friday evening, Jan.
10. Mrs. W. A. McCarter will give the