The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-13

z. 3. StottS has been CHOSEN as press
agent for the aviation meet in June.
The "Kaw" of washburn college is
said to be especially attractive this
year.
The Topeka Tagle ball team was de-
feated at CoffeyviIe Thursday by the
CoffeyviIle White Sox by a score of 2
to S.
DR.. A. A. Raub, surgeon in charge of
the Soldiers Home at Dodge City, is
in Topeka visiting old friends.
One thousand dollars has been add
ed to the Y. w c. A. building fund by
the Topeka Street Railway company.
Stands will be erected Immediately on
the Taylor farm OF the North side in
preparation for the big aviation meet
Lawyers of the city will hold their
regular Saturday noon social gather
ing at the Commercial club tomorrow.
Comet parties are the thing now.
Get up at a. m. and cast your eyes
eastward and the comet does the
rest.
In the Junior Church Baseball
league, Seabrook beat the team of the
Third Presbyterian church yesterday.
Is to 6.
Tomorrow morning 40 boys will
swim at the Central 7. NJ. c. A from
to 1850 O'Clock. There are six boys
classes in swimming.
William Shelter of Silver Lake, who
was operated upon two weeks ago at
Topeka hospital. will be able to return
home within few days.
Charles Lindsay. business manager
of the Atchison Globe, is in town to-
day visiting relatives and friends. He
will leave for Atchison tonight
A little son of Andrew Wilson of
Valencia was brought to Christ's hos
pitaI last night severely injured by
having been kicked by a mule.
lor's club, has left for Wichita, where
he will have charge of the freight So
Letting work for the Santa Fe.
Residents in the Kenwood addition
are rejoicing over the prospects of
their portion of the citv being graded
and curbed in the near future.
Regular monthly vesper services will
be held at Washburn college Sunday
afternoon at O'clock President
Frank K Sanders will be the speaker.
Carl Shobnee. a runaway Indian
student from Haskell. was captured
in Topeka last night and is being held
awaiting an official from the school
at Lawrence.
Miss Mabel Treleaven will have
charge of the Sunday afternoon Y. W.
C. A. vesper services. The coming
Lake Geneva conference will be the
theme for discussion.
This afternoon the seniors and jGni-
a game of baseball. Tomorrow at
o'clock at Skene's park the subscribers
and subjuniors will meet on the dia-
mond-
1t is stated that the thrill of the flight
of a biplane is experienced at the start.
stated that there is always a mad rush
to view the start of a flight at close
quarters.
For the purpose of encoura ging the
production ard sale of the highest
quality of dairy products the State fair
is offering prizes for the best pure
milk and pure cream exhibited at the
fair next fall
Felix Dodson, charged with passing
counterfeit money, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Campbell last night and gave bond to
appear for his preliminary hearing to-
morrow morning.
Miss Daisy June Trout. secretary of
the Y. W. c. A. has returned from
Racine, Wis. where she has had
charge of an association membership
and finance campaign, which proved
highly successful.
This evening at GAS the I. S S. P
club Of the Y. W. c A. is giving its
annual banquet at the First Baptist
church. All members Of associated
Bible classes have been invited to be
present and about $50 plates are being
provided.
Washburn college. the Central Y. NJ.
c. A. and the Topeka high school will
meet in big field and track event on
Saturday. May 81. at $50 o'clock. This
three-cornered field and track meet
will be for the purpose of determining
the city championship.
An entertainment VIII be given this
evening by the c. E of the Central
Congregational church at the Provi-
dent association. This wiz be the last
OF series OF entertainments which
have taken place for the benefit of the
friends Of the Provident association.
During the aviation meet June Z, 8. |
and there will probably be many side
amusements. It is likely that Mar
ShaIs band viii play in Garfield park. .
Then 1t IS also probable that there will
be a number of amusement companies
to attract the throng.s between flights. /
An effort is being made to persuade
the county commissioners to place
heavy screen over the windows in the
second floor cell house in the county
jail. Two jail deliveries have been
planned and one executed by means
of communication through the win
dows.
With the aid of some of the women
prisoners officers at the county Jail
are giving Matte Troy a bath today. /
1t is the first one she has had in the /
several months she has been in the
county jail. She fought like a tigress /
when the proceedings began but was
held and scrubbed.
Saturday afternoon the third season !
of the Church Baseball league will open !
at Skeae's park, games having been
scheduled as follows: Euclid Avenue :
vs. First NJ. E; Central Avenue Chris |
tlan vs.. Third PRESBYTERIAN: Walnut /
Grove vs.. First Presbyterian Ladies' |
Will be admitted free to the games.
1t is proposed by the Kansas State !
Fair association to operate at its mi |
tial fair in September complete |
working dairy, with daily lectures and |
demonstrations in, handling milk and /
cream, skimming, churning sailing. |
coloring. pasteurizing, etc. The exhi- |
bition will be in charge of an expert.
IF L. H. Amrine will come and /
swear out a warrant as I wanted him I