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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10

2 2 1IcS-ockerN by his attorney. 4
g n Robertson denies each and ev-
e-y z-=-s-i11 En- The complaint against
HIN q Bishop Trust Co. Ltd. admin
ls-ra-r- q the estate o. Chun Along.
Eecszses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10
SUPREME COURT.

The supreme Court set the famous
Lshsinaluna case. which has made the
round trip 70 Washington. for hearing
on February L.
sBy an oral decision the court over
ruled the exceptions OF Hale. defend
ed by W. c. Achi, 10 his conviction and
sentence FOR 8 heineusly immoral
crime
The court adjourned to Monday next.
II viii then probably render a decision
in the iIiha-Waialae car schedule
case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10

Judge Lindsay. who was seriously
III last week was able TO go 10 his
Office in the judiciary building yester-
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10
C0TRT ITENIS.

Judge De Bolt granted Ritsu Toku-
Uoco a divorce from Denkichi Tcku-
uoto. a sailor on the steamer Lfkelike.
on the grounds OF cruelty and nom
support.
Judge Robinson appointed Hawaiian
Trust Co.. Ltd, in place OF Mrs Al
len resigned. trustee OF the estate OF
the late William Fessendeu Allen IN
der bond Of $500
Judge De Bolt wfIl hear the Blais-
dell estate matter AZ 10 this morning.
William PaOskalani was appointed
BIZ Judge Dc Bolt administrator OF the
estate OF James Kaaihue, deceased,
under bond OF sI25.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10
SUIT FOR RENT.

To1ey c Along Of Hongkong has
brought suit against Hawaii Land Co,
Ltd, claiming s4sS with interest on ac-
count Of rent OF property az the west
corner Of King and 3launakea streets
under q lease for twenty-one years
from Oct l. 1901. at an annual rental
OF $500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10
PLEAS OF GUILTY.

George Kekauoha and Keleheua
pleaded guilty 10 adultery. and Judge
Dole viii sentence them this morning.
HskaUoha is one OF the Mormon group
from L.aie which has figured largely
az This term. and is now serving q
sentence OF four months Imprisonment
for a similar offense 10 that confess
-r-Nrr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10
ROSENBERG SET
FREE By ORDER
tFrOm Wednesdays Advertiserl

CFrom Wednesdays Advertiser)
J. Rosenberg was set free by a
directed verdict in the United States
District Court yesterday afternoon.
Assistant District Attorney Rawlins
had rested the case for the United
States. when Mr.. Robertson for de-
PENDANT moved that the court direct
a verdict OF acquittal The ground OF
motion was that the indictment charg-
ing Rosenberg with receiving stolen
property OF the United States was not
sufficiently explicit.
Judge Dole had previously changed
his ruling Of the day before, the same
point as arose their having been re-
newed by the defense with additional
authorities, holding now that the in
dictment should At least have descrio-
ed the copper wire. etc, as manu-
featured metal instead of metal
simply. He granted the motion and a
verdict OF nor guilty having been re-
turned as ordered the defendant was
discharged.
As the Indictment stood. the evil
dence against Rosenberg was strong.
Ben Duncan, one OF the four boys
under sentence for stealing the goods,
testified that when Rosenberg was ap-
preached as a buyer on a certain Fri
day he asked the boys where they had
got the stuff They told him they had
stolen il sNext day they returned 10
DO business with defendant and were
nOf repulsed. On the following Mon
day. however. when they went around
10 his store again Rosenberg told them
70 run away. as the owner Of the goods
was looking for them and il found
they would 80 70 jail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-10
WILL BE REARREsTEp.

Three other indictments pending
against Rosenberg viii be dropped. He
viii be rearrested. however. and an en-
deayor Dc made 70 have him brought
20 trial on an indictment that will
hoIS Mater
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12
Juan, PuertoRico Jueves de Noviembre de 1908

tar al tirano, debio hacerlo cara ca
ra, de modo que su bravura Sc impu-
siese A iuicio de Boerne, Tell es
un egoista vulgar, sin la menor gran
deza que sc lie atribuye.
Ell critico no Sc fila EN- que 81 Tell
Sc hubiese negado disparar La fe-
cha el y su hijo habrian perecido, Sc
gun la amenaza del tirano. De modo
que, disparando podfa acertar en- la
manzana Y librarse Y salvar 4 su hijo
como efectivamente sucedi6.
Ell acto de Tell dando muerte Ges-
Ter es logico Cedendo I'M senti-
miento de justicia, Tell resolvio ven
garse Sc veng6 Que fue tendien-
dole una celada? Cuando Sc esta en-
frente de scres como Gessler sc mata
como Sc ptiede Despues de todo, Tell
no hacfa oposicion la inmortalidad
en- aquel momento Guerra suprimr
del mundo IN hombre que era un
tirano un malvado. Y 10 suprimio
por los medios que tuvo Il su alcance
Cuando sc tiene el fondo moral que
Gessler tenia. ell hombre la fiera Sc
uneven EN- el mlsmo plano. Y Il las
fieras no So las envia un cartel De des-
afio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12
ANO TO.
A los SuScriiptoI1S Y Agrntc2

Para la buena marcia de esta ADMINS
er9ci6n, no admitimos ATLAS de suscrip-
torres q este diario sino desde ell prlmero
De cada mes. Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los
afas 80 6 81: advirtiendose que las que Sc
Aieren con posterioridad no Sc tomaran en-
eeenta nj surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad
hasta ell dfs t1timo del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12
Al traV6S de los A|ppS
La CUNA DE TELL

ST sc nos requiriese para deer de que
conocemos Guillermo Tell no podria-
MOS menos de contestar De la ope-
"a. Un POGO humillante es para ell
aeroe auizo ell deber su nombradia IN
aernacional a un poeta y un muslco j;
pero ell hecho es innegable. La ira
aicion oral es fragil vehiculo para
transporter y retener largo tempo las
hazafias de los hombres ST no Sc es
eribicsen en- prosa Y verso no llegarian
hasta nosotros. Que seria del Cid sin
el Romancero, sin Cullen de Castro y
san Corneillef A no ir disuelta en- la
aiteratura de Schiller, la gloria de Gul-
alermo Tell no hubiese perdurado tan
So lie recordarian con amor sus com
patriotas seria motive del quito ma
ci0nal. Fuera de su terra serla po-
co menos que ignorado.
DIOs misme, para que su cOmunlca-
ei6n con los hombres fuese del todo
eficaz, no Sc desden0 en- valerse de un
escritor, Noises, quien sus tablas del
Sinai han dado mas celebridad que &
Shakespeare sus comedias....
En- este segundo viaje a Suiza, mas
dilatado que ell primero, he querido CO.
nOcer La cuna de Guillermo Tell. Ell
paisaie que rodea a un hombre desde
zu infancia explica 10 mas considera-
BILE de su caracter Ell que nazca ba-
10 un cielo perennemente azul entire
el candido fausto de las flores sera un
Sonador, un sensual, un poeta. Es dl-
Flcii que en- aquel ambiente contralga
All alma el recio temple que compro-
bamos en- todos los hombres que han
eonquistado algo grande en- el mundo.
FL que al asomarse d La vida sc en-
enentra frente frente con una Ma
turaIeza hostil, Sc hara duro, lntrepi-
do temerario. Como era Guillermo
Tenf Hay que desconfiar del testl-
anonio de los poetas en- estos casos.
81 nos atenemos Ii las paginas de Sci
aier, Ell heroe suizo era un alto = ire
prochable ejemplo de vlrtud.
Asf 10 consideran tambien sus com
patriotas Luego veremos alzarse una
voz de gran autoridad para oponerse
q csc criterio VamOs ahora Il la al
dea de Tell Uno de los buques que
hacen la travesia del iago de los cua-
sro cantones zarpa, las diez de la
manana, de Lucerna, y fondea en- Fiji
ellen dos horas mas tarde.
FL viaJe, con buen tempo, es un re
ereo inolvidable El vapor Sc desli-
IA con SECURE andar sobre las verdes
aguas del lago, y, entire tanto, el turls-
Ia distrae sus ojos en- la gracia fertil
Iuminosa del palsaje. Ell espectacu-
10. con ser casi siempre ell mismo, no
fatiga. Son unas cuantas casas, agru-
padas diseminadas al pie de la mon
aaila, entire encinas pinares que las
decoran embalsaman. Mas arrlba
estan los machiales, en- que huelgan Y
pastan las cabras, Y en- la cumbre una
roca que. Sc yergue amenazadora
con sus agudas aristas muestra el
rapuz de nieve que ell sol no ha po-
dido discover. En- estas aldeas lacus-
tres. escondidas entire los pliegues de
aos AIpes, La vida recobra su prlmiti-
va sencillez No hay saraos, III fles-
aas mundanas, M ruleta, III cocotlsmo
nj Sc prodiga el Champagne, nj Sc per
cibe ell vaho penetrante y odioso de la
syasolina que alimenta los automovlles
Yirgilio podrfa venir aqul en- la segu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12
Jose JUAN CADENAS.

Sc espera que los socialistas reu-
nan en- estas eleeciones muchos mas
yotos que EN- las anteriores. Mr.. Debs,
que D. q candidate de uno de los par
tidos socialistas para Presidente
antncia que los votos no bajaran de
TN million Sea IN million 8 sea IN mi
Ion cuarto como proneten otros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12
Manuel Bueno.
Los reyes Dc ESlala en- Munich


Con los actos ' ceremonias puede
darse por concmida la parte Official
del viaje De los Reyes dc Espana la
corte de Baviera. Traseendencia de
este viajeY No creo que tenga ningu-
ma, pesar dc la presencla del minis
tro he Estado espanol, que supongo
habra venido para dar mayor brillan-
ter il Ia vista
Desde hace muchos amos, nuestros
Monarcas hacen viajes peri6dicos Il
Munich Y Viena, que jamas son de-
vueltos-ya 10 habran observable us-
tedes,--pu no creo que pueda con
siderarse el viale de IN archlduque
Il Madrid como pago la vista de un
Soberano Estos viajes Babera Y
4 Austria no intluyen POGO nj mncho
on la politlca europea nj dan La menor
cosa que hacer Il las Canclllerfas. La
Prensa. p0r sn parte, coneede mas in-
portancia Ia entrevista de Aaren-
thai Tittoni por ejemplo. que la
que celebran FL principe Luitpold, el
Emperador de Austria Hungria Il
Rey De Espana.
Bah !---parecen decirse Els Ia fl
mila que Sc vista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12


I'll 1ahto, JOS heyes eohtlhuah sleh-
~ as1a'haaos ~ eoaheos luRares IS
presehtah' porque ei eeoapiep reai
ha despertauo eh Muhich hiay slhceras
si'hpa1las. FL "hluniches0 50 aieere'
expressive, ouiialguero' no .hehe Id
irlaldad del pruslano, J por ESQ dela
que ~ ehtuslas'ho "ro'e f'-'eoso. Tor
uoi'oe los i'eyes van son dcosiooS coh
E'VaS apiausos' e hey es saiu-
naoo con eieeto, ia neina cohasi'pia-
ia con aaf'lFaelon Por eseas aiehahl-
'as oe laFeaS 'renAaS fuo'as' que Ia
i''i'ah con i"S oJoS huy aole''oS
p'iiiei'',o ~ oo'a ei' ioi'ha ~ =.
LOS he3es Nasaearoh - CASTILLO ue
- 'hpnfhourg' Id residene'a ae ID ~
lahla ~ NJ eSpVSu - aTcihuo'uc
ftf"ai'io. rs ah castiilo hlS1orle" eS-
L "' astiiio de las Nlhlas% pero, a
peAaf ae au poelico hohofe' no tiehe
hdda dc particular ese caStlilo. ~ Se
eAefplua q pdfq'l' que y rooed' YER
oaaefaHitiile, feelo' * shs aftlstlca>
auehtes. este paseo que va deSde
la capital la morada de la lnfanta
! ,hitantas A. unnich ! i ona = ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12

| Tn periodista aleman, que ha Gambia
do unas cuantas frases con el ministro
ma publicado en- su periodico ell result
tado de La intervi1. ...Nada. No os in
quieteis.... hay revelaciones sensa-
Icionales Los ministries espanoles, en-
cuanto salen de Espana, son muy dis
cretos no Sc apartan jamas de los
viejos cliches.. Vista de cortesia.. ).
Presentation de la Reina sus angus
tos parientes.... Lazos que Sc estre-
chan entire las familias reinantes y
que contribuyen afanzar la amistad
de los pueblos....p Estas parecidas
frases son las que sc destacan del
viejo cliche... 7 este redactar
los brinds que el Rey pronuncie en-
los diversos banquetes ofciales Sc re-
duce el trabaio de s. f. el miniStro
espanol, Como veis, las preocupacio-
nes politicas 40 lie haran adelgazar
Las molestias de los largos viaies.
quizas..
Blen es verdad que una vista La
monumental Munich vale la pena ha.
eerla, aunque solo sea para visitar las
Pinacotecas Y darse una vueltecita
por el aWalhalla,p el Temple de la
Gloria, donde los bavaros han querido
nonrar 4 sus grandes hombres--gene-
rales, sabios, politicos, artistas, colo
eando sus bustos en- eterna apoteo-
sis. Y viendo estos hombres, que
han sido los que han hecho de AIema-
MA la naci6n que hoy tiene en- jaque
il Europa entera, nm ministro espanol
puede meditar mucho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12

Ge6rgicas En- cambio, Jorge Brunei
y el principe de Pagan Sc hastiarian..
De Fliielen Altdorf -cuna de Gui-
llermo Tell-hay obra de media hora
de camino. Generalmente Sc sube Ell
ell tranvia Yo preferf hacer la ex-
cursion a pie para gozar de la brayia
diversidad del paisaje En- cada re-
vuelta del canine nuestros ojos expe-
rimentan una sorpresa. O son los ven
tisqueros, que brillan con un tenue ma
tiz azul es ell aqua, que CORE por
una garganta alberta entire dos mon
tahas, un aqua leJana, casi invisible,
de la cual percibimos, sin embargo, el
rumor Ldego sobrevlene IN peque-
no vale, con sus tierras labradas, su
caseria humilde y ell ganado que pas
ta 4 sus anchas, sin que nadie 10 vigi-
le. Seguimos andando hasta perder
de vista aquellos despelados huertos.
Y entonces el paisaJe recohra su poe
tica adustez Vamos por una quebra-
da, entire montanas, que disimulan los
peligros del suelo balo la tupida ra-
maz6n de los plnos Y las enclnas. FL
silenclo en- torno nuestro es absolute.
Ning1n rumor lelano llega hasta nos
otros. Creyendonos despistados, bus
camos la via del tranvia para orien-
tarnos, POGO advertimos una como
avanzada de casas que. en- vez de es-
tar en- grupo irregular, Sc abren Ell
/ f4asl =
plan de urbanizaclon.
Hemos llegado Altdorf. la cuna
de Guillermo Tell.
FL pueblo Sc levanta en una canada,
es decir, entire montafas. que, en- ca
so de surgir una convulsion geological.
10 ahogarian en- seguida. Aunque en-
Altdorf os ensenaran la casa en- que
naci6 el heroe de la independence sui
"a, podeis asegurar 4ale Sc trata de una
supercheria beneficio del turista.
No Sc conoce de una manera cierta el
sitio en- que Tell vio la luz primera de
la existencia. Sc sabe que fue en- Alt
dorf Y NADIA mas FL pueblo conser-
Va cierto caracter de ruda pobreza muS
conforme con los origenes del heroe.
Hay que conyenir en- que el progre
So no ha impuesto ALI muy importan
les mudanzas. Cast todo 10 que nos
rodea es tan primitive. 10 menos
por fuera que 81 Tell resucitase 10
reconoceria sin dificultad.
Nos encaminamos la 1nica plazo-
leta de la aldea, en- que Sc yergue la
estatua del ibertador, y le dirigimos
IN saludo.
Fue, efectivamente, una eleyada per
sonalidad espiritual, como quiere Schi-
Her? Sobre este disputan dos critic
rios opuestos FL gran poeta aleman
La Stael el doctor Bellermann Green
que Tell procediendo como procedio
ha logrado, dentro de su patria, el de
recho La inmortalidad
No es un Marco Bruto nj un Guz-
man Ell Bueno. Els un impulsivo sen
timental, que ha hecho una cosa por-
que sentia la necesidad intima de ha-
cerla Guillermo Tell no conspir6 nj
tuvo ciencia politiea. No fue pensa-
dor nj caudillo.
"Yo me figure Tell-escribe Goe-
the-como un heroe primitive. dota-
do de una energia antigua Y de aque-
LA especie de contento inferno in
consclente que es propio de los ninos.
Recorre el pals vendiendo pieles de
animales salvaJes y otras mercaderias,
c4 1lo Ia Iy.1a to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-12

No. La presencia del senor Allen
dcsalazar ostentando su brillante uni
forme de ministro espanol no nos en-
gaila-.. Ell viaje que los Reyes de Es
pana realizan en- este momento no tie
ne importancia polltica alguna Es IN
viaJe de placer, puramente familiar, en-
el curso del cual habra festas cere-
monias magnlicas una serie dc ca
cerlas muy interesantes, sobre todo las
que preparan en- honor del Monarca
espaflol los principles De Cumberland
The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-08
STAMPEDE A SCHOOL.
Anxious Mothers Heard 1t Was to Be
Blown Up.

Newark, N. J., April 8-A rumor that
a big public school in the Italian sec
ton had been blown up by black hand
blackmailers as an act OF revenge for
failure Of parents of public pupils to
pay tribute resulted in a panic today
in which two children were injured It
became necessary to close the school
for the day. The school was in ses-
sion when a great throng of excited
women, shouting and gesticulating
gathered in front of the closed gates
They demanded their children be sent
from the building and threatened to
break into the building If it was not
done. The principal telephoned for
police assistance but before help had
arrived the women had broken down
the gates and forced their way into the
building.
They made their way upstairs,
screaming and calling for their chill
dren by name and SO excited the pu-
pills that they got entirely beyond the
control OF the teachers and ran from
their class rooms into the halls. In
the wild scramble of mothers and chill
dren down the stairs many of the little
ones were thrown down and trampled
on, and two were seriously injured
When the police arrived order was
quickly restored and the building was
cleared and closed for the day. The
police say there is no basis whatever
for reports that threats to blow up the
school had been made.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-08
LOCAL MENTION.

| Anti-Zymotfs will prevent smallpox,
scarlet fever and diphtheria. To be
| had at druggists.
The night following election passed
off peacefully in Topeka. The only
calls made on the police were for two
plain drunks.
We recommend Red Cross butter. J.
B. Payne, 1910 Clay street.
DR.. S. Temple, Osteopath, 735 Kan
ass ave. Ind. 1912. Res. 5174.Bell 1885.
c. G. Akin will give a stereopticon
| lecture Saturday night In Gemmell
hall of the Y. M. c. A. building. The
High School Glee club will furnish
the music.
| The price does not always determine
the quality of cigar. For instance,
Eagles Rose Tint 5 cent cigar is far
better than most ten cent cigars. At
all dealers.
The Y. M. c. A. expects to put on
a vaudeville stunt in Gemmell hall in
the near future. Some good talent
| should be developed from the 1000
| members. The Y w. c. A. will give
an athletic exhibition in the gym of
the Y. M. C. A. tonight. After the ex-
hibition the girls will select two teams
and play a basketball game. The
Presbyterian ministers from several
/ cities of this state held a committee
| meeting in the parlors of the Y. M.
C. A. Tuesday evening.
| Nothing could please man more for
| a birthday present than a box of Eagles
| Smokers. They are put up in tin foil
! packages which keeps them soft and
! fresh.
The Topeka w. C.. T. u, aided by
1 the other unions of the city, had
planned to celebrate its thirtieth ami
versary on April 10, but illness in the
families of some of the members has
caused postponement to later
| date, of which due. notice will be
given.
| Sheriff Wilkerson of this county is
working on the Huron bank robbery
! case together with Sheriffs Smith of
Atchison and Seaman of Brown
county. These officers went to a
point a mile east of Horton Tuesday
morning where the robbers abandon
] ed their hand car with which they es-
capped from Huron. A cigar box con-
tanning papers from the bank vault
was found and it is believed that the
men divided the loot at this point
and separated
DR.. Keith this morning probed for
and found the bullet in Zip" Walker
| which he received while attempting
to escape from Officer Bryant Mon
day night. The bullet had shattered
the large hip bone in its passage and
was battered out of its original shape
] by impact with the bone. DIR. Keith
| is carrying the little lump of lead
around in his pocket. He now be-
Iieyes that Walker will recover, but
| says that he is not yet entirely out Of
| danger.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-08
MAY REACH WALL ST.
New York's Anti-Betting Bills Cover
All Forms of Gambling.

Albany, N. Y, April SIN the sem
ate today the fate Of the antitrust
betting bills was in the balance the
outcome depending upon the votes OF
two or three senators, whose 1nten-
tions were in doubt. Two Of these
senator's later announced that they
would vote against the bills and this
greatly encouraged the racing men to
hope for the defeat of the governor s
measure.
Senator Fancher who last week
supported the measures, had not
reached the senate chamber when re-
cess was taken, but came in later.
Fancher's vote would be absolutely
essential to the passage of the D1lls
in the present Zine up"
Mr.. Fancher definitely announced
that he would continue to support the
bills. His arrival greatly encouraged
the supporters of the bills and 1t was
evidently a source of disappointment
to the opposition.
One of the bills strikes from the
Percy-Fray racing law, the clause
exempting race tracks from the pen
atty which the general law imposes
for gambling and should it pass bet
ters, laying odds at race tracks or
elsewhere in the state would be sub
ject to Imprisonment in a county jail
or penitentiary for a period of not
more than one year. The second bill
is in the form of an amendment to
the penal code and makes the penalty
for gambling the same as in the first
bill and eliminates the existing alter
natives of "a fine not exceeding $2,-
000." The first fight today was on
this latter bill Senator Thomas F.
Grady moved to strike out the enact
ing clause and in speech supporting
that motion, attacked Governor
Hughes.
Senator McCannen said the COVER
nor was in error if he believed that
the pending bills would stop gambling
or that he could make "puritanfcal
city, out of New York.
Senator Armstrong, Republican.
declared that the bill covered all
forms of gambling and that If Wall
street speculation was a form of
gambling it could be stopped under
the present bill.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-08
LEAVES
Board Goes on a Trip Over the Rock
Island.

Members of the ssate tax commits
sion left this afternoon on their special
car for an inspection of the Rock
Island lines in Kansas. They expect
to be back in Topeka next Monday.
and on Tuesday will probably start on
an inspection of the Union Pacific,
which it is figured can be completed in
two or three days.
Leaving here this afternoon, the
commission will stop at Mcfarland
and Belleville today, at Goodland
Thursday morning, Phillipsburg
Herington Saturday morning, Pratt
Saturday night, returning to Topeka
Monday.
On Monday, April 13, the law re-
uuires that the tax commission hold
its first meeting as a state board of
appraisers of telegraphs, telephones
and pipe lines This meeting will be a
formal matter, and it is not expected
that much business of Importance will
be transacted.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-04-08
WHITTEN IS COMING.
Secretary of Lincoln Commercial Club
Will Give Topeka Pointers.

The following notice was sent to all
members of the Topeka Commercial
club by Secretary Poole today:
1.-THE regular monthly meeting Of the
Commercial club will be held at the
club room, 627 Kansas avenue, Friday.
April 10, at D. m. Mr.. w. S. Whit
ten, secretary of the Lincoln, Neb.,
Commercial club, will speak on Com
mercial club work. Discussion by
members of the club is invited on how
to make our club of the greatest use
and benefit to the city of Topeka
The members of the soliciting COM
mfttee for the state fair fund met at
the club rooms this afternoon to con-
slider their future course regarding the
raising of the $4,000 fund for the
state fair. Only $10,500 has been
raised UP to the present time. The
ing this evening regarding their next
steps in the state fair campaign.