The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-23
snap SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
Tonight at Theaters.
Novelty-Vaudeville.
f-rawtord-Nauda1 lile.
1tar-Bul lesQua.

.-le sf LtlA sllzlls-A 4Ile.
Star-Lul lesqua
The shoe sale at The Palace tomor-
row interests you. See their ad.
Men who want extra fine 81, 50, So.
trousers at 50. 60 to The Palace.
The second annual Washburn-Bazer
debate wiz be held AT the Washburn
college chapel this evening.
With the coal bills still pouring ia
and the millinery openings in full bloom
what viii the poor men do2
Topeka architects are making plans
ana specifications for the new $4,000
public library a t Junction City.
Men and teams are at work excavat-
Ing for the new store building which
Is to be erected at 209 Kansas avenue.
Cal Heck. who was tried and ac-
quilted Of assa ulting w. i. Kuntz. is
now working Ia a Kansas City packing
house.
A number of White Sox ball players
Will report on Saturday. They have
all been ordered to be in Topeka on
Monday.
The next term Of the United states
court viii commence in Topeka on
April O. A grand Jury viii sit at the
same time.
IT. 5. Johnson formerly county super
lntendent Of Mitchell county but now a
resident of this city is visiting relatives
In Beloit this week
This is the last day in which the reg
istration books viii be open for the
city election which will be held on
the third of April
A building permit was issued to G.
@. C0Hman yesterday for the erection
Of a 500 frame store building at 181
East Fourth street
The boys of the senior class at
Washburn college VIII give a banquet
TO the girls of their class at the ThroOp
hotel tomorrow night.
a meeting of the city Republican
central committee is called for Satur-
day evening at 7-30 when a reOrgani-
cation VIII be effected
c.. B. Hamilton of the Hotel Throop,
left for Cedar Rapids yesterday. on
business connected with their hotel
property at that place
A lecture win be delivered Sunday at
the hall of Knights and Ladies Of Sc
curity by Prof Barrett of the National
Spiritualists association.
w. j. Stagg returned yesterday from
Scott City where he went to testify as
hand writing expert in a forgery case
in which $500 is involved
Councilman s. a. Swendson has ia
ken out building permit for the cree
tion of a $1,000 addition to his resi-
dence. 1927 Morris avenue
A big red automobile without a num-
Der. and with a whistle like a steam
boat is the very latest thing of its kind
to make an appearance in the city.
Dick Gardner, who is appearing
with Anna Revere in an entertaining
sllit at the Novelty this week certain
ly knows how to get music out of a gui-
tar.
The first meeting Of the newly APP
pointed civic Improvement committee
viii be held at the room of the Com
mCrcial club Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock
Rev. z. z. stauffer. of Lawrence.
services held at the First Lutheran
church, corner Fifth and Harrison
streets.
The next meeting of the Mission so
Ciety of the Third Christian church viii
be held on the 9Th Of April at the home
of Mrs. j. ii, Shaw. 1916 East Eighth
avenue
The daily bulletin issued from the
office of the city license collector con
tains the information that licenses
have been paid on 613 dogs, Of all kinds
and classes.
Since the snow has disappeared and
spring, according TO the almanac has
arrived, the merchants are again max
ing tempting displays Of garden and
flower seeds.
The fourth of a series of lectures on
''Iu His Steps" will be given at the
Railroad Y NJ c. A. Sunday afternoon
by j. II. Shaw, illustrated by stere-
opticon views.
Chief of Police Goodwin evidently
had something on his mind when he
refused to buy a uniform when re-
Quested to do so by the members of
the city council
one of the friends Of ex-Chief Good
win says that he has not gone to Chi
cagO q s has been reported, but that he
is at Caney assisting in placing the I'D
on the burning gas well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Ewing for
merly of this city but now of Leaven-
worth, announce the arrival of a son
at their home in that city March IA,
who has been christened Ralph
Aubry.
HAPPY Hooligan, the famous
Novelty bulldog. refused to go on
rabbit hunt the other day. Wise animal
The hunt resolved itself into a seven
mile walk down the railroad tracks to
Granville.
S. G.. Ekstrom. of the freight audi
tors Office of the Santa Fe. has re-
signed and VIII leave Saturday for
Little Rock where he has accepted a
position with the Rock Island Choc-
taw district.
Those cigars are not quite as ex-
pensive as the ones you usually smoke
said a friend TO his pal who generally
INDUCES in the best of everything.
f'They NAV be cheap cigars he replied,
"but paradoxical as it may seem they