The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-13

| where he has made arrangements to
enter the furniture business
Judging from the way the juries in
the district court are acting of late.''
said jointist to his attorney, "about
the best the fellows can hope for is a
disagreement when Schenck goes after
them
The office of the Shawnee Building
& Loan Association, 115 West Sixth
street. is open every Santa Fe pay day
till O'Clock p m Come in and have
your check cashed and ask for book
let.
In this issue of today's paper Opal
ST. Elmo. the clairvoyant at 21O East
Fifth street, has a display advertise
ment in which she offers special re-
auctions in her prices for next week
only.
Rev. NJ. F. Troxan. president of
Midland college at Atchison,. will
preach at the First Lutheran church
Sunday morning on 1.-The Heart of the
Gospa - There will be no evening ser
vice.
One man who els himself deprived
of a great many pleasures by the moral
conditions now prevalent il Topeka,
says that County Attorney Schenck will
soon transform Topeka into a New
Jerusalem.
The Rev NJ. S. Troxell, president of
Midland college, Atchison, will address
the mems meeting at the Central Y
NJ. C. A tomorrow afternoon at 3:45
o'clock. His subject will be The
Profitable Life"
\ prelimir arr hearing will be given
to Robert Pigg in the city court on
Thomas, clerk CT the district court.
which charges Pigg with the larceny
of bail bond from the district clerks
Office.
Colonel H. C. Lindsey, who is on the
bonds of a number of jointists as well
as other criminals. has offered a re-
ward of $50 each for the arrest OF
Elmer Jackson. John Lloyd and Felix
Dotson whose bonds he has signed for
$500 each.
Just to show now UP to date some
people keep themselves. it Elignt be
mentioned That a woman with Il piping
voice called up ever the telephone this
afternoon as late as O'Clock ana
wanted 20 know the outcome of the
Thaw trial
One of the youngest as well as most
popular street car conductors in the
city is a thirty-second degree Mason,
as a pin of the order which he wears
indicates His name is Crandal1 and
he runs on the Potwin line
IAN excuse can be found for most
remarked a shivering fan
at the ball game yesterday, but 1 am
willing to pay a premium for one
which will justify an attendance at
ball game a day such as this has
BEEN
George Washington Jackson states
that he was recently rendered the posi-
tfcn of bandmaster of the Ninth u s.
cavalry band The tender came from
the commanding officer of the regiment
through its chaplain, the Rev. Mr..
PIeIeau Gel. Jackson served with the
United States forces in Cuba and now
receives pension for disability. The
Ninth cavalry has recently been order
ed TO the Philippines for a three years
term of 1er.ice. Col Jackson Is getting
along in years and could not see his
way clear to accept the honor thrust
upon him. He has declined the offer
The electric lighting of the Central
Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium is being
changed this week preparatory to the
pvunastic exhibition which will be
held there Friday. April 1e. E. p
Jordan is putting in twelve 14o candle
mower high efficiency lamps with
HoIouhane glass reffectors to replace
the arc lights which have not proven
entirely satisfactory Mr.. Purdy of
the Edison company gives it as his
orlfrior that this will give the depart
meut the intense, steady light neces-
sarv in indoor athletic and gymnastic
work
Tulsa Invites National Conventions
Tulsa, 1. T. April 13-The Tulsa Com
n,erciaI club to-day formally invited |
beth the Republicans and the Demo-
Gratis r., hold their national conventions
in 1908 in this city. The city will build
a 4arre convention hall and pledge $780,
fo1 no cover the expenses of each con-
yention-
The fellow who suffers from corns
should be careful to put his best foot