The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-22

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4 Skating tonight with music
McClntock's 7vs-11 Coffee 20 cents
per pound. Try it.
McClintock's No. Coffee IS cents
pound; pounds $780,
/ Inc Topeka baseball team de-
asaeeo the lola team at lola yesterday
AFTERNOON by score of IA to 4.
Jonn Richie has secured a contract
Ior the paving of is blocks of Salinas
s.Ieets. Ihe contract price is $4,000.
frank Mohler, who went from Wash
purn to Oxford as a Cecil Rhodes
scholar, will spend his summer in To-
| peka.
The rains and warm weather of the
past few days have had the effect Of
urinsing out oceans of bloom on the
| mac bushes about the city.
Inc Miners Daughter is the play
which will be put on at the Majestic for
the remainder of the week, starting
with the matinee this afternoon.
The ways and means committee of
| the council will meet Thursday evening
and take up the discussion of revis-
ion of the salaries of city employees.
| Garfield w. Weede, the Washburn
football coach, has opened his dental
OFFICE In Topeka. He is located in the
Miller building on West Eighth avenue.
The ball game between washburn
and st. Mary's scheduled for Thursday
| promises to be one of the best games
seen on the Washburn field this
| season.
In preliminary debate which will
| be held at WaShburn college tonight
the personnel of the team which will
debate William Jewell will be deter
mined.
Max Bendix, who is regarded as one
OF the greatest violinists Of the pres
ent day, will make his initial appear
ance in Topeka at the Auditorium this
evening.
musical and literary entertain
ment will be given at Lowman Hill
chapel this evening. The Topeka
| Mandolin club is one Of the features
promised.
Allen Sells. who left Topeka a few
| in the vaudeville world. made his
initial appearance at Columbus, Ohio,
this week.
The annual announcement of the
Kansas Medical college will take place
| in the Washburn chapel tomorrow
morning. There are thirteen who will
| receive their IN. DIS" tomorrow.
They say that the bride of a To
| peka man who was married lew snort
| weeks ago has returned to the home OF
| her parents and declares that all that
| she now wants is her freedom.
of the Great Albini at the Novelty the
! alter. He will give an expose Of his
trunk mystery and also of the egg in
the sack trick which he pulls off.
| A tennis match will take place to-
| morrow morning at 10 o'clock be-
| tween the st. Marys team and the
| Washburn team at the grounds of the
| Topeka Tennis club, 1923 College ave-
| nue..
| The Washburn and st. Marys base
| ball team will meet on the Washburn
| grounds tomorrow afternoon. This will
be a good game as the teams are among
| the strongest college teams in the
state. O. szese
| A. D. Gray has been selected as a
| representative Of the First Congrega-
tional church to- the national conven-
| ton Of the Congregational brotherhood
| which will meet in Detroit on the 18th
| of April.
| Earl Mcfarland, formerly of Topeka
| but now an officer in the regular army
| was chief aid to the marshal of the
day during the celebration held at San
| Diego in honor Of the fleet of United
| States battleships.
| DIR. John E. Minney will preside as
POSTMASTER at the annual banquet to
| be given at the Mills tea room Thurs
| day evening by the faculty Of the Kan
| sas Medical college to the members of
| the graduation class.
| ST should say that the corner at
| Seventh and Kansas avenue is about
| the warmest spot in the city at this
time suggested a woman shopper as
| she surveyed the aggregation of steam
| heaters scattered about the walks sur
rounding the building on two sides.
The work has increased to such an
extent in the office of city engineer
that an additional craftsman has been
engaged. With paving and new
sewer projected for this summer or fall,
the number of employees in this office
will have to be materially increased.
| The Topeka baseball team will re-
turn to Topeka tomorrow and will
rest tomorrow afternoon. Friday a
| three game series will be opened with
the Bartlesville Boosters, who are un-
| der the management of Gus Alberts,
the originator Of baseball in Topeka.
The members Of the Kansas Editor
ial association which has just closed
it's annual meeting at Emporia, select
| ed Topeka as the meeting place for
| next years meeting. The date has not
| been fixed but the meeting will be
l-hald some time during the session OF
4 the legislature.
The ways and means committee of
| the city council will hold a meeting
Thursday evening and it is likely that
the committee will at this time at
tempt to devise ways and means for
bringing about a truce between Chief
of Police Eaton and City Attorney
Togo Dreaming.
The following building permits have
j been issued: George E. Thompson, @62O
II Tyler street, dwelling, $1,000; Albert