The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-27

pentathlon field meet will take place IN
| the central association gymnasium. Ad-
| mission free 80
| J. T. Jewell. of Codell was arrested
yesterday for mailing an obscene post
| card to a young woman in Blue RaploS.
| Her name is withheld.
! Mr.. ]. w. Doren,, the cheerful boom
er from Hamilton, o., is here. He is
| happier than ever over his Topeka
holdings of real estate.
wv. Doron of Hamilton, o., owner
| Of Walnut Park subdivision, is at the
National making contracts for bunga-
lows for the subdivision.
NJ H. Morrison of the Des Moines
Capital and Huff Dorward of the Des
Moines News are in Topeka following
the fortunes of the ball team.
Miss Grace Bower, stenographer to
Fire Marshal Wilmarth, has returned
to her duties at the city hall after
weeks illness at her home in this city.
The committee in charge of the
musical festival at the Auditorium has
issued an order that babies in arms
will not be admitted to the concert to-
night.
The H. M. Ives Printing company
will occupy the store building at AIS
Kansas Avenue as soon as the work
of remodelling the structure has been
completed.
w. E. Henderson, of Chicago, nation
travelling mem viii speak Sunday after
noon at the Novelty before a mass
meeting of men.
c. j. Evans will deliver an address
of Romans at the Y. w. G. A Rev.
Charles NJ. Finch spoke last night on
the same subject.
This evening "Hiawatha'' will be
rendered at the Auditorium by the
chorus of rs voices under the direction
of Dean Horace c. Whitehouse of
Washburn college.
Washburn Review: How about the
old bell? Where are your inky tears,
o! Editor! Is it still exposed to the
wind and the weather in that afore-
said unseemly fashion 90
An effort will be made to interest
the farmers in the eastern portion of
Kansas in the State Fair to sufficient
extent to induce them to part with
some coin to be used for fair purposes.
1t is about time that the motor cycle
enthusiasts in Topeka fix up another
Kansas championship motor-bike race.
The race last year was fast and excit-
ing and caused considerable excite
ment.
why I wish I were a Boy was
discussed this noon by Fern Mold at
meeting of the High School Athenaeum
Literary society. Charles Sturtevant,
preferred living a girl and gave his
reasons.
The board of city commissioners met
this morning and all they did was TO
let a sidewalk permit, order the city
clerk to call for bids on the repairing
of the Eighth avenue fire cistern and
adjourn.
NJ. F. Rigby's new building at 435
Kansas avenue is about to matteralize.
The old building the second floor of
which was formerly occupied by Geo.
NJ. Noble and company is being de-
molished.
1t has been suggested that a dan
delion tonic company would be pay
ing concern in Topeka. The roots
obtainable on the state house grounds
would alone make a large supply of
the dope"
Deputy United State Marshal Waldo
Worcester Of Fort Scott yesterday ar
rested Richard McGrue of that city for
selling liquor without government
license, according to information re-
ceived here today.
w. J. Rickenbaeher, chairman of the
promotion committee of the CONNER
ciaI club, is in correspondence with in
terurban n1agnateS in Ohio with a view
to interesting them in building lines in
and out of Topeka.
Governor w. r. Stubs Rev. Thos.
S. Young, w w. Mills and Robert
Stone are among those who have ex-
pressed their intention of attending the
last of the series Of Laymen's Mis-