The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-18

Now is the time TO order an indie
pendent telephone.
The Trapp-Stevic company. printers,
has moved to 113 East Eighth.
Work has been completed on the new
n. S. Wear automobile display ROOM
Detective Lon Sauls is i'll but is ex
Fected 20 return to duty in few days.
Real estate men are finding business
is brisk today, on account of fair
weather.
H. b Lautz, assistant 10 the general
manager of the Santa Fe, is in Texas
On business.
o. L. Cope. of the Santa FEES freight
depart 7lent. has been male city solici-
tor for Wichita.
Commissioner Tandy is busy look
ing into the merits of petitions pre-
scnted asking that alleys be opened.
Twenty-six students of the college
will enter the race tomorrow for places
on the staff of the Washburn Review.
DR.. 6. J. Crumbine. Of the state board
of health. will ST eak to high school pu
pills next Friday morning on tubercu-
losis.
DR.. E. S. Pettyjohn will speak Friday
morning at the high school, under the
auspices of the Topeka Anti-tubercu-
losis society.
Tuesday noon the first meeting of the
Topeka Ad club will be held under the
new regime A large representation of
members is expected.
Arrangements are going ahead rapid
" in connection with the Merchants
Week" event which will take place
during aviation" week
Hear Professor Blackmar on Capital
and Labor tonight at Auditorium Mar
shalPs band. Free concert 7:30. The
public invited. No admission.
Chief of Police Jenkins tried out a
1f
Tuesday afternoon. After the tryout
the chief found he didn't want the ami
NAL
One of the secretaries of the Y. w. c.
A. has been sleeping for some weeks
past in a tent, and says there is moth
ing like it for producing nocturnal re-
pose.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
rooms on the fifth floor Of the Com
merce building, which the Commercial
club will use as a billiard and pocl
room.
Sunday. June 2s, is the date of the
senior class sermon of the high school
1t will be delivered by the Rev Mr..
Charles A. Finch at the First Christian
church.
Final corrections are being made on
the s35. 900 premium list of the Kansas
state fair, and it is likely that dis
tribution will be made about the last
OF the week
No washburn Review will be printed
next Wednesday on account of the
terms of the contract with the printers.
The last issue will be distributed on
commencement day, June s.
A numbe- of line parties are being
arranged for Foul or Fair the senior
play which will be presented at Wash
burn chapel Friday evening Seats are
selling rapidly for the event
A nu1lber of the business men who
have discussed the coming flying ma
chine event have been at . loss TO
know whether they should speak of i
as aviation or navigation"
Sloan lodge No. 225 A F. & A. NJ,
will confer the second degree Thursday
afternoon and evening. starting at 3
o'clock During the evening Rev. T. S.
Young will give talk on Masonry.
Prof Frank W. Blackmar will make
an address this evening at the Audi
torium on Capital and Labor" under
the auspices of the Topeka Industrial
union Prof. Blackmar always has
something intensely interesting TO say,
and as the meeting is open to the gen
eral public there will probably be d