The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17

Star-Burlesque
Grand-Moving pictures.
Richard L. Thomas got more votes
than any one on the Republican ticket
in the recent primary.
". G. Stenger, vioHns, bows, cases
and strings has removed to 1913 Kan
sas avenue over French bakery.
Eli Ulamperl, an East Fourth street
dry goods merchant, will leave for New
York City Sunday on business.
A business meeting OF the w c. T.
u. is called for Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock in the parlors OF the First Meth
odist church.
If you do not register today you will
be eyerlastingly too late and will lose
your vote and have no one to blame ex-
eepting yourself.
The state board of health have sue
ceeded in getting their publication, THE
Bulletin admitted to the mails as Sec
ond-class matter.
Stanley Medlicott is the only candi-
date who had opposition at the recent
primaries who carried every voting
precinct in the county.
The lid which Chief of Police Good
win placed on the joint situation seems
to 1T something like the one placed on
the gas well at Caney-
Nearly all trains from the west are
tate on account Of the severe snow
ern Kansas and Colorado.
Nearly 700 women have registered so
far and this may be taken as an indica-
ton that they viii have something to
say at the spring election.
The city clerk has issued 375 insur-
ance policies on the lives of that num-
Der of CANNES whose masters consider
them worthy Of the premiums paid.
Mr.. H. E. Jackson, 1875 Gratten
street. is confined to his home on ac-
count of a badly sp-ained knee, caused
by a box falling on him Monday after
noon.
Uncle Sam Friedberg who conducts
a jewelry store on Kansas avenue will
leave for New York City tomorrow, as
he says to replenish his stock of dia-
monds.
The announcement is made of the ar
rival of a daughter at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. ". Webb of 615 Lime street,
who will be known through life as
Thelma Evelyn.
The street force was kept mighty busy
yesterday cleaning the crossings at the
intersections Of the streets and at that
most of them were nearly impassa BILE
most Of the time.
Dan H. Case of Honolulu. who has
been in washington as an ambassador
from his government and who spent a
week visiting with his parents in this
city, Will sail for home today
no primaries held in the First ward
next Tuesday. the dinner which had
been planned by the ladies' of the Pres
byterian Aid society viii not be given.
Engineer John Hand Of the Santa Fe
is distributing small bits of genuine
shamrock among his friends today,
having received a package Of the genu-
inc direct from a niece who lives in the
"Ou1d Country"
The drove of Topeka Eslks have worn
trail to the skating rink where each
day a hundred or less Of them are prac-
tlcing for the Elkfest which they are
preparing to spring on the public next
Tuesday evening.
It has been several centuries since St
Patrick is said to have banished the
snakes from ireland. Chief Goodwin
is striving for local fame of like ma
ture and has ordered all the joints
in the city closed.
sunfiower camp, No. $40. Modern
Woodnen of America, was chartered
March 13, eighteen years ago. The an
nfversary will be celebrated next
Wednesday evening at the camp hall,
525 Quincy street, by the members
and their families. T. A. McNeal will