The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-30
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The gymnasium men of the Central
Y. NJ. c. A. will hold a banquet at s
o'clock Saturday evening.
Last open air concert by MarshaIFs
band will be given Sunday afternoon
at Garfield park at o'clock.
The College of Emporia and Wash
burn college play on the Washburn
field in Topeka tomorrow afternoon.
The Kansas Voting Machine com
pany will have twenty-five machines
in readiness to put on the market with
in two months.
Several Topeka delegates will attend
the International convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association of
North America at Toronto. Canada,
October 1881.
J. E. Coulter of Port Huron, Mich,
who is conducting Y. NJ. c. A. financial
campaigns in Salina. Newton and Nc
PherSon, was a visitor at the Central
association building.
Charles A. EwaId of Japan. who is
supported by the Wichita Y. NJ. c. A,
will be the guest of honor at a dinner
to be given October 10 at the Central
association building.
The Washburn law school is giving
a reception next Tuesday evening, at
lis West Eighth avenue, for the facul-
ty alumni, students and friends of this
department of the college.
Marshall A. Hudson, the originator
OF the Bardca movement, VIII speak at
the Central Y. M. c. A at o'clock
Sunday afternoon. President Frank K.
Sanders will preside at the meeting.
Competition in the telephone bust
ness has resulted invariably in good
service, reasonable rates, and desire
to meet all public demands cheerfully.
Remember how it was before the In
dependent came?
A musical program will be given at
the First Christian church Sunday
evening. The cantata. THE Holy
City." will be given by a chorus of
twenty voices assisted by the following
soloists: Miss Dora LoVitt, Miss Mabel
Ridenour, Glenwood Jones and Harry
Crow.
The Christian church people of
Harrington have chartered three Pull
man cars and will keep them in To-
peka for the big national convention
of the church The cars will be
parked" in the Rock Island yards
and the Harrington people will make
their headquarters there.
B. F. Pankey is in Topeka today
and will leave for Santa Fe tonight.
Mr.. Pankey is a delegate to the con-
stitutional convention which meets
Monday and will go home to attend
it, He owns small ranch of $1,000
acres near Santa Fe, besides 5000 cat
tie and a few other things
MaIon Burget, the Topeka prognos-
the worlds series. He also says that
Hearst should be governor-although
he doesn't think there are any
chances. 1t will be remembered that
MaIon predicted the Jessie Morrison
pardon not long ago and few things
that didn't happen.
The new car line under construc
ton by the street railway through
Douthitt avenue to Washburn college
will be called the "Doughitt avenue"
line. The Quinton line will be changed
to the Country club district and the
cars will run from the Country club
to Eighth avenue, where they will turn
around. This means that the orig
inal Washburn line and the Douthitt
avenue line will run to the Santa Fe
depot On the new transfer system
adopted by the street railway COM
pany person can transfer from any
one line to any other line that is not
paralIel-unlesS the parallel lines be
moro than two blocks apart. This gives
| Topeka an excellent system of surface
cars.