The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-08
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Go out and see Broadmoor.

Go out and see Broadmoor
No band concert at the City park
tonight. ct
The State fair headquarters are
now on the fair grounds.
You will have the proper telephone
when you put in an Independent.
The Wyandotte exhibit for the State
fair arrived Wednesday afternoon.
There will be an exhibition of fruit
from California at the State fair.
Secretary Cook of the State Fair
association is the busiest man in To-
peka.
The first act setting at the Majestic
this week is one of the most artistic
ever seen here.
A meeting of the board of educa-
ton will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
Start home today by buying a
couple of lots in Broadmoor. See ad
on real estate page.
George Bidders, secretary of the
Commercial club. returned today from
vacation trip to Colorado.
Ringlings' circus didn't cancel the
Concordia and Salina dates, after all.
Shows were given at both places.
An excellent program is being ar
ranged for the old soldiers reunion at
Garfield park September 1915.
A big rally is being planned by the
G. e. of the First CONGREGATIONAL
church for the evening of Septem-
Der IS.
The C, w. B. NJ. union of the Chris
tan churches of Topeka will hold an
all day session in the First Christian
church Friday.
Arthur Rigby. the black-face come
dian at the Novelty theater this week,
who styles himself as 1.-THE Man in
White is making hit.
The concert planned by Marshall's
band for the City park tonight has
been cancelled. TIL park is being used
by negro camp meeting.
Some strong speakers will be on the
program of the Topeka Local union
rally, which will be held in the Audi
forum the last of the month.
school books are now being dis
played in store windows. This is a
sign that the youngsters will soon have
to get down to real business.
Five of the deer at Mrs. C. H.
Samson's park on her farm south of
Topeka escaped during the recent
freshet Three of them are still at
large.
The management of the fair found
it almost impossible to obtain cinders
for making roadways on the grounds,
The local railroad companies finally
came to the rescue.
Everyone in Topeka is praying for
good weather next week. To make
the first real state fair success
means much for this city and not a
knocker on the fair proposition can
be found.
One of the features of Mondays
program at the State fair will be an
afternoon display of fireworks. This
will be for the special benefit of the
children, who will be admitted free on
that day.
If the weather and prevailing winds
are satisfactory the Aero club will
make a third ascent about o'clock
this evening. The ascent will be made
from the aviation field at Westlawn
park-near Tenth and West streets.
The Great Smith company allowed
one of its test cars to accompany the
trophy chasers from Kansas City to
Lawrence this morning. The Topeka
car made the other cars look like a
bunch of baby-buggies, so to speak.
The Ringing circus attorneys fled
second request for a return of their
$500 license fee with the city COM
missioners this morning. With equal
precision the commissioners turned
the request down and placed it on file.
The city commissioners held the
third meeting of the week this morn
ing and passed the bond ordinance for