The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-11
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They are not in business if you do
not find their name in the Independent
Telephone Directory.
Many city firemen and some of the
policemen have subscribed to the
White Elephant fund.
The latest candidate to be announced
informally for mayor next spring is
M. c.. Holman, city commissioner
Frank Flenniken, deputy United
States marshal, left today for Pitts
burg, Kan, to serve federal court SUD-
poenas.
Galen Nichols, who recently was mar
ried to Miss May CoOR IN Los Angeles,
is stopping in Topeka on his return to
Oklahoma visiting his old friends at
law.
Miss Ella StoItzman who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at Christ's
hospital, is greatly improved, and has
been removed to her home on Tyler
street
]. c. WATSON, brother to City Audi
tor WATSON, is visiting in Topeka to-
day. He lives in Denver and is inter-
ested in several large cotton plantations
in the south.
Henry Smith, James Mcbride and
Minnie Harrison, each paid fine of SIS
in police court this morning. They
were in Thursday nights roundup Of
plain drunks.
NI M. BEST, VINO was d WI lA0I III lllO
recent 100000 Y. NJ. c. A. campaign in
Salina, has volunteered his services to
the management of the White Ele-
plant campaign.
The annual meeting of the board of
managers of the Topeka Antt-Tuber-
culosis association will be held in Gem
nell hall this evening. Important
| business will be transacted.
| The bond election shows that the
country districts which ought to be
! most interested in the state fair, voted
| against the proposition in most cases.
The city vote swung the majority.
why 1 Regard the Bible as the
Best Book Worth Knowing" is the title
of an address which will be given by
DR.. F. L. Hayes at the Central Y. M.
c. A Sunday afternoon at o'clock
The number of football enthusiasts
expressing the intention of going to
| Kansas City for the WaShburn game
tomorrow indicates a return of conf
dence in the team and Coach Stewart.
Charles Briggs, assistant United
States district attorney, returned
Thursday night from his home in Usage
City. where he went to vote and re-
manned for a few days visit with his
family.
THE morning after of the election
continues today with stories of cleo
ton happenings and the Democratic
peril The regular order of things
probably get to working for Saturday
business.
The State Civic federation requests
that all the ministers in Kansas preach
on Sunday Observance on Sunday, NJ
vember 20. The object is to give the
subject a fair presentation and care
full consideration.
A number of eastern brokers have
applied to the county clerk for the
state fair bonds in Topeka. The fact
Of this kind IS do af
the bonds is a good sign of the conf
dence held in Topeka and Shawnee.
The police are looking for the per
son who entered the home of r. W.
! White at 920 Lincoln street. THURSDAY
night and stole a gold watch. The
burglar overlooked leaving the police
a clue to work on.
Ten men have reported at the Cen-
trail Y NJ. c. A. for basketball practice
} and more interest is evinced in this in
door sport than ever before. The Cen-
, trail association expects to enter two
} teams in the city league instead of one
! The new United States express of
, flee building just west of the Rock Is
land passenger station is enclosed. Thu
express offices expect to move into thu
new structure before the end of thu
year.
The Santa Fe shop office building
will be ready for occupancy the last o
: December when the many clerks ant
/, | officers who are located in woodel
! buildings around the yards will NOV
f to their new concrete fire proof struc
| ture.
! The people living on Mulvane street
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
| streets, have petitioned the city 70
: paving. When this is paved and tn
2 Elmhurst section of this street is paved
. Mulvane will be the prettiest drivewa
il Topeka.
E. H Crosby. who has been enioyin
3 a necessary rest at Rye Beach, n. H
!. and Kenosha Wis, has returned t
Topeka much invigorated by tn
lchanee In ten DAYS he will leave 70