The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06

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| II you go on a fishing trip you must
not go without some J. R. 8 cigars
They viii be as much enjoyment as
your fishing
The quality OF cigar is best judged
by its sale. Dealers say Burghart's
Aurora ten cent cigar is their leading
selling brand
Mayor Davis made a farewell tour
through his desk in the city building
yesterday preparatory TO turning It
over to his successor
Golf seems doomed to take q back
seat as the second meeting OF the To-
peka Cricket club this week is called
for this evening at the Copeland hotel
There will be a meeting tonight at
the Copeland hotel for the purpose of
forming a cricket club. All who are
interested in this game are urged to
attend
DR.. + L Hayes Of the First Congre-
gationa1 church will address the boys
Of the juvenile class at the 7. NJ c. A
building Sunday afternoon at 2:s0 on
Athletics
Inc cars on me NZul1ID4 E1Il0 Will
hereafter run TO the Country club
This will necessitate the addition of
another car on this line with an ad-
ditionaI crew.
According to the new schedule adopt
ed by the street railway company this
week the cars will run directly TO the
Country club in the future on the Quin-
ton Heights line
Six burgIaries have been reported to
the police within the past "A hours,
which would indicate that the word has
been passed out that the city has a
green chief of police.
Rev. A. G. P. Anderson, son of ]. P
Anderson of 304 Tyler street. will
leave Monday for San Juan, Porto
Rico as a. representative of the Swed-
tsh Lutheran church.
Nineteen men from this state and
Oklahoma will be in Topeka for two
weeks commencing Monday as at
tendants at the divinity school of the
Episcopal church OF the diocese of
Kansas
The state secretary OF the Y. NJ C. A.
Mr. K. A Shumaker. will address the
meeting for men to be held in the Cen
trail Y. NJ C A building at S:45 p m
tomorrow on the subject Of Startling
Question"
W. c. McLain, who for the past |
three years has been night clerk at
the National hotel, has been promoted |
To chief clerk TO take the place Of Lee
MetcaIf. who has resigned to enter
other work
Just at the present time Topeka is
a mighty bad place for the poor but
honest vagrant to stop IN, as the blot
ter at the police station shows that ten
Of them have been arrested within the
past L hours
Under Sheriff o. P Reeves. Of FTnney |
city today by a body guard OF friends I
who are careful that he shall see only 1
those things which an officer OF the |
law can respect
The announcement that new cars
will be installed on the North Topeka /
received with great favor on the part /
of the patrons OF those lines Some OF
the cars now in use on these lines are I
beyond the limit
Miss Gertrude CEevenger Of 500 West /
Tenth avenue will join the party which I
will leave Topeka on the 23d Of the 4
present month &c attend the Worlds 7
Sunday School convention at Rome.
The party will go directly to New York 1
where they will sail on the fifth
For benefit of those who are appII- I
cants for positions under the new city /
administration and are not familiar /
with the habits Of the mayor it is stated l
that he can be found in q secret office /
In the rear of the store which is hung /
from the joists of the floor above
Jack Forester, who was sold to the /
Detroit team ar the close of last sea
son was scheduled to pitch the game
today between ST. Paul and the White !
Sox. but a providence wise or other
wise has ordained differently and the /
diamond has received q good soaking
instead
With the present cold weather
the warm weather of a
week or two is being recalled in fond
recollection There are a large num-
Der OF people who on account of the
cold weather tomorrow will refrain
frorn making their debut IN their new
spring suits
The board of county commissioners
were successful in finding g men who
agreed with them that Shawnee county
does not need g fair and as couse-
uueuce they have decided not to make
two mill levy for the purpose Of raising
the funds as authorized by an act OF
the last legislature
The Topeka White Sox will play the
st Paul American association tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock This 4
-ame will be the last appearance of
Dick Cooley on the local team as he
xfII leave tomorrow night for Louis
-fIIe where he will take charge OF the
american association team in that
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