The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-21
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| 8M2A& nessl s ~ Y
| Carl P. Bolmar, renowned local ar
7 tist will leave for Europe May s, and
will spend the summer abroad.
| The Topeka White Sox are now play
| ing series of games in lola and will
return to Topeka after the games are
| over.
| The annual commencement exer-
cises of the Kansas Medical college
| will be held in Washburn chapel,
Thursday morning at 1890.
| Governor John r. Johnson of Min
nesota has been invited to address the
| Swedish American league when they
hold their annual session in June.
| A display of small chickens colored
with dyes of various hues, forms an
| interesting window display in the
window of an East Sixth street store.
| Four new cases of smallpox were
| reported to the city health authori-
ties yesterday and one victim Of the
| disease was released from quarantine.
The Lowman Hill Boys club will
give a benefit Wednesday evening at
the Lowman Hill Methodist church
for the Topeka Provident association.
| The Knights Of Columbus Will put on
| a minstrel show at the Novelty theater
| Thursday night of this week. This
| promises to be one Of the hits of the
| season.
| Samuel G. Zimmerman is in Chi
| cago visiting with friends and rela-
| t1ves and will not resume his duties as
county clerk until the first Monday
in May.
| The Merry Widow millinery crea-
! ton is being used by the wicked
! designing men who wish to avoid Sun
| aay services as an excuse for remain
ting away from the houses of worship
AS a result of disregarding the orr
gers or the city council, City Attorney
| OIehning is to be investigated by a
committee. This was decided at the
heetlhg or the city council last night
N. irwin, song illustrator at the
| Novelty theater. is arranging for anna
| Ieur performances at this theater Fri
| SSay ana saturday night of this week
night. ~ put On each
| The baseball teams or ST M.rvs
college and Washburn will meet s st
| the Washburn park. THURSDAY of+ar
noon. The two teams PLAYED a close
game at st. Marys and a good contest
should result here.
Aiter long wrangle at their meet
| 49,, last night, the board of education
| aly oeclded to use vitrif1ed brick
IN the new Central Park school build
ing. Many Of the board were strongly
In favor of using pressed brick.
oneriII Wflkerson announces that he
mas purchased brace of bIoodhonnds
| oI use IN capturing criminals and an
amateur Uncle Toms Cabin perform
ance is liable to be the result at anv
moment after they arrive in Topeka.
cant see what difference it makes
wnetner a dog is wearing tax paid
collar or Is just common cur when it
coines TO considering the destruction
| wH,cm IS oelng wrought in my flower
| beds" complains a west side 7orion1-
| turist, III
Eleven lovers of the cup which
CHEERS paid 800 into the CITY treasury
YESTERDAY Tor the privilege of cele-
brat1ng Easter Sunday in Violation of
the laws governing the amount Of
| hquor to be carried by an individual
at time.
A poll Of federal jury made bv
captain II. E. Wentworth this week in
uIcates the cno1ce of the members who
come from all parts of the state for
governor to be as follows: Leland 8:
harris 3, one man refusing to express
his choice. o7'
The meeting of the ladies of the Elks
which was to have been held at tha
Elk lodge rooms Wednesday for the
purpose OF arranging for a bazaar, the
proceeds to be used in assisting in fur
nishins the new quarters, has been
| postponed until April %.
The twenty-third day OF the present
month has been selected for gradual
J ton day by class of thirteen from
! the Kansas Medical college which
suggests a double hoodoo for some
one, perhaps a member of the class
or more likely a patient from the
first offering.
James r. Waite who is doing a COM
edy sketch at the Novelty theater this
week and Clad Hamilton met yesterda v
for the first time in twenty years.
About that many years ago Waite was
, the leading man of travelling musical
: | aggregation in which Clad Hamilton
played a cornet.
The Sherman Stock company at the
Majestic this week is playing After
, the Roundup" a western play The
, bill will change tomorrow and for the
, remainder of the week 1.-The Miners
Daughter" will be the bill Tonight
will be amateur night and several am
ateur acts have been provided.
, In local department store the pro-
prietor is holding a contest All Gus
toners are questioned as to which pa
, per they read to look for the store
i bargains and invariably they reply in
. favor of the State Journal. The con-
test has been on for several days and
the State Journal leads so far in a
ratio of about 10 to 1.
: Lawrence World: Albert T. Reid, the
| Kansas cartOOniSt. is to decorate the