The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-25
121 w. Sixth St.-Phone 100

money, may be secured from his.
Johnston's, brother who lives in Guth-
RE. Ok.
The annual Y. w. C. A. banquet will
be held at $50 tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John E. Marley will tell of the
new plan for territorial adjustment.
Miss Theresa WILDER, national secre-
! tary, will probably be present
Robert Stone has gone into partner
ship in the law business with Geo. T.
| McDermott who is a graduate of Chi
cago university and is said to be an
| exceptionally bright young man. Mr..
Dermott's father is an attorney in Win
| field.
About 500 pastors have sent in lists
of laymen in the northern half of the
state to the executive secretary John
Y. Moore, and indications point to a
| large attendance at the laymen'S mis-
| sionary convention to be held in To-
| peka next month
| Albert Won Toska's latest march COM
| position "Leavenworth will be played
for the first time by the Chicago La
/ Cles' orchestra at the Majestic theater
| the Cozy theater The composition is
| good bit oh you title.
City Clerk Burge who is out for
county clerk. is receiving pan county
comment from the little newspapers
\ over Shawnee county. Mr.. Burge is
all kinds in the rural districts and &C
cording to the papers he is star mix
! er with beth young and Old"
alfalfa as a feed and pasture for
hogs will be the subject for dis
cussion at the next regular meeting of
be held at o'clock Saturday at the
Commercial club quarters. A dis
| cussion of the meat boycotting wave
which is interesting the labor unions
will take place.
! While chasing car this morning a
| guest from the National hotel fell on
| the pavement. tore hole in each knee
/ of his trousers, one in the elbow of
| lis coat, dropped his overcoat in the
! mud, fell over his suitcase and finally
| ended up sitting on his derby hat. He
| recovered, caught the car and swore at
! Topeka all the way to the depot
The floor under the kitchen stove at
| the country club house caught fire
| Monday afternoon and was extinguish-
| ed by the chemical from No station.
| There are no water mains within Ii
| blocks of the club house and only for
/ the quick run ur the hill by the chemi-
| cal wagon. the magnificent club house
would have been burned to the ground.
| The following composes the executive
committee for the State Y. M. C. A
l convention which will be held in To-
II peka February 10-13 Chairman, Geo
finance, Scott Hopkins: ushers. Will
liam -Macferran reception; Richard
Wilson, entertainment; E. w. Rankin
advertising. and Geo. G. Moore, decor
alton.
The committee appointed by the Kan.
sas Improved Live Stock association Il
look into the matter of erecting {
monument for the late Senator w A
Harris is calling for subscriptions
Col. ]. F. True is chairman of thil
committee The Breeders Gazette an(
the Kansas Farmer are pushing thu
project. The idea is to place a larg,
granite boulder bearing the proper in
scription on the Linwood farm.
Invitations are out for the higf
L school commencement exercises to bt
held at the auditorium Friday even
ing. DR.. Frank K. Sanders will bt
the speaker of the evening. He will
be limited to so minutes as durins
the early summer the board of educa
/ ton made the ruling that no speaker
on such an occasion would be allowed
more than that amount of time
III If three more people in Topeka bu,
automobiles there will be 400 in the cit,
4 under license. Two councilmen and al
official in The water department are fig
1 pring on nachines-thlS will total tn,
| desired number. The auto dealers ar
| expecting big trade this spring. Au
TONG in Topeka should be mere genera
1 than at this time on account of tn
4 l many miles of wide paved avenues.