The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-23
Special Cot Prices
on Sailors m
On Large Sailors Trimmed-all Colors
Friday and Saturday
We will give discount of
10 Per Cent
Mrs. C. II. MORRISON
COB Kan. Ave.

dates, the ceremony to commence at
$50 o'clock
Charles Kruger, who at one time
was resident Of Topeka is the Re-
publican nominee in Denver for al
derman from the Fifth ward. Krueg-
er was for many years chief clerk Of
the land office in Denver, but is now
an attorney.
The Barnes Real Estate company re-
port the sale Of the residence at 705
Clay street from w. H. Semple to L. U.
Harrison; consideration, 81, 800. Also
the sale of the house at 19o Fillmore
street from c. A. McC1urkin to R. Haw-
kins: consideration. $1.1O0.
Another man has been arrested for
driving on the left side of the street,
and he is mail carrier, too. The DO
lice are laying for jay drivers. A BIZ
cycle rider tried the walk yesterday
In preference to the pavement. It cost
him one dollar in police court
The knights Of Columbus gave their
dress rehearsal last night for the min
strel show that will be given at the
Novelty theater tonight The program
went through without single inter-
ruptlon and promises to be one of the
treats of the season in the line of min
strelsy.
The Knights Of Columbus Mfnstrels
entertainment will take place at the
Novelty theater tonight. This prom
ises to be one Of the most Interesting
entertainments of the season in the
amateur line. A dance will be given
at Hudson's hall after the show is
over.
The following building permits
have been issued: Dwelling, 1410
Buchanan street. Andrew Bickland,
dwelling, $4,000; St. Johns Evangel,
ical Lutheran church, addition to
parsonage, 30 Van Buren, street.
500.
Enlarged photographs will be made
OF the twenty-five mayors that have
| served Topeka. Small photographs
framed Of these mayors hang in the
mayors office, but the new photos
will be considerably enlarged. The
cost will be in the neighborhood Of
5000. = -
F. Lee Williams, manager Of the
, Hetr1ck theater at Chanute, has tele-
graphed to James Kearney, assistant
| manager Of the Grand, as follows:
Recommend The Lion and the Mouse
| mighty. There is none better" This
| show will open two days engagement
| at the Grand On Friday night.
| County Clerk Zimmerman wants the
BOARD OF county commissioners to ap-
point an expert to pass on the scalps
offered at his Office for bounty. Ev-
cry farmers son who brings in a lit
ter of coyote puppies insists that they
Will grow to be grey wolves. The diff
ference in the bounty is four dollars.
The Topeka baseball team returned
nome today from their trip south
| during which time they lost but one
| game. The team will open a three
| game series with the Bartlesville
Boosters tomorrow afternoon at the
| local park. These will probably be
the last exhibition games Of the sea-
| son.
The colored photos Of Dean Kaye of
Grace church now on exhibition in
Halls window are very fine The dean
is shown in his flower garden. The
| ;olors of he flowers, the green moss on
the stone walls, the tints of the pic
ture are all brought out like an oil
painting. Then the picture shows a
| garden to be proud Of
| For the first time since they were
| installed the electric fans in the Nov
! city theater were used during the per
formance last night. The ventilator
| system, the most up-to-date thing OF
the kind is used at the Novelty and in
| this way every possibility of a draft
Is removed and the house is made as
cool and comfortable as though it were
| not filled with heated humanity