The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-13


d. A Mulvane of Topeka is in Al
buquerque on business trip.
The expected has happened. Cam
patgn circulars appeared today to
throw dust in the eyes of the voters.
One CT the cleverest moving pictures
ever shown in Topeka is a part of this
weeks programme at the Novelty thea
ter.
The record of the weather depart
ment for a rainy day whenever there
is an election to be held has again
been sustained.
Six and seven dollars day is what
the candidates for office will have to
pay for the livery rigs today to carry
voters to the polls.
w. J. Black, passenger traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe, who has been in
Topeka for several weeks left for Chi
cago on No. tonight.
There is an exact sameness in Burg
harts Favorite straight five cent cigar
that is not found in the average five
cent cigar. Try them.
John Macdonald has changed the
form of his Western School Journal.
1t is now the same size the Stan
dard monthly magazines
A good deal of excitement was caus-
ed last night by the burglar alarm of
the State Savings bank going off evil
IDENTIFY without any provocation.
George A. Clark was reelected presi
QenC OF the Lake view CLUB at the SIX
teenth annual meeting of the club held
Tuesday afternoon at the club house.
Perhaps it is not proper to refer to
the existing condition as an epidemic,
but there are 80 cases of measles I'M
der quarantine in the city at this time.
The polls remain open until
o'clock this evening. Remember this.
You will have time to vote after sup
per this evening if you forget to vote
before or can't.
The monthly meeting of the Kansas
Authors and Book Lovers club will
George P. Morehouse, 216 West
Eighth avenue this evening.
Saturday the Wv theater will inaugu-
rate a special school childrens matt
nee, and the management will reduce
two admittances for five cents.
The weather today is not favorable
to a large vote, but there are a good
many people voting 5ust the same.
which shows that a good deal of in
terest is being taken in the election
There is now a dearth of members
of the legislature in Topeka. The
leading officials of the railroads were
besieged all day yesterday by the
appearing and applying for
passes.
The polls will be open until 8 o'clock
this evening and the result of the pri-
o'clock, though the returns may indi-
cate the successful candidates an hour
earlier.
Judging from the condition of the
city at the present time it makes little
difference which candidate for mayor
is nominated as long as John Schenck
is county attorney, the drouth will
continue.
The railroads of the state have an
that they expect to have the
hDn 10 acc ar-xr TVT f1aeal
two cent law enacted by the recent leg
stature ready for their patrons by the
18th of April.
Ducky Holmes manager of the Lin
coin baseball team, is in Topeka today,
the guest of Dick Cooley of the local
professional ball together. playing on
the ST. Joe team in the early nineties.
The executive committee of the Re-
publican city central committee will
stay up all this evening to handle the
from the primary election. |
This is one of the perquisites that at
tends being a member of the commit |
tee.
Just at present every energy of the
police department is being directed
towards the apprehension OF the au-
toist who ran down the newsboy on
East Eighth avenue Monday evening |
and never stopped to see how badly he
was injured.
The State Journal will bulletin the |
results of the primary this evening as
soon after the count commences as |
possible. The different voting pre-
cincts will be covered and the returns |
to the office and bulletins |
will announce the results as fast as
ascertained.
The legislature is over and the Thaw |
trial is about to close, but the threat |
ened dearth in news may be broken |
by Senator Burton. who threatens to
tour the state on a lecturing tour as
soon as his term in the Iron county |
jail EXPIRES. which will be the 22d OF !
the present month
Anticipating the effect of the anti
pass law enacted by the legislature. |
representative Chalk Beeson distri- |
Duted cards among his friends in the |
legislature just before starting for |
home bearing the inscription: c. M |
Beeson, representative 101 district at |
home after January 1. 1908.
Il am going back home" remarked |
Representative w. Y. Morgan yester- |
day, as he boarded westbound Santa |
Fe train. and write another book. for |