The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-25

Candidates are keeping the streets
warm these days.
The Palace will sell Ladies' 800 and
$3.50 shoes tonight for $2.25.
The entrance to the Church of the
Assumption is being remodeled.
The Kansas City bowling team will
meet the Y. NJ c. "A An-Stars this
evening.
Ladies' 1925 will do the work of $500
or $3.50 tonight at the Palace Shoe de-
partment.
The rain which started at noon to-
day came unexpectedly and soon
changed to snow.
The next regular meeting of the
school board will be held Monday
evening, March 6.
The c. E. Mission class of the First
Congregational church will meet Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The association Giants of Kansas
City and the Giants of the Central Y.
M. c. A. will clash in basketball March
II.
J. n. Stroud, travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island is in town.
Mr.. Stroud's headquarters are in KAN
sas City.
Tonight at the Palace shoe depart
ment S2.25 will buy ladies' $500 and
$3.50 shoes.
An indoor dual meet between the
Central Y. NJ, C. A. and Washburn
college will be held in the Thomas
gym March 10.
Does Death End All?'' is the sub
ject of an address which DR.. S. s. Estey
will give at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Commercial
club was held this noon. Routine
business was transacted.
1F1 Of I1-c Iya4-
ball will be played between the Central
Y. M. c. A. Giants and the five of the
Kansas City Athletic club.
w. c. Hoad, professor of engineer
ing at the Kansas State university.
spoke this afternoon before the Shaw
nee Alfalfa club on Tile Drainage.
In the absence of C. L. Vanderpool,
city sanitary sergeant, who is sick at
his home with grip, Miss Bacon, the
office assistant, is filling the place.
Dave Leahy will deliver a lecture
before the Saturday Night club to-
night on "Graveyards.' Members of
the legislature are invited to attend.
Handbills have been printed adver-
Using the big Christian Endeavor rally
at the Auditorium a week from Mon
day night. DR.. Charles Reign Scoville,
the evangelist, will be the speaker.
Mrs George s. Stoddard win be
the leader of the Y. M. c. A. vesper
services Sunday afternoon instead of
one of the members of the Scoville
Evangelistic company as was pre-
Viously announced.
The injunction suit which was
brought by J. T. Mote against the Of
ficers of the East Side Drainage
board, S. Cunningham, r. B. Kelley
and John Lungstron, for cutting down
trees on his land. has been withdrawn.
Richard Thomas Wyche, a story
oil Of 11fI nf
Great Stories and How to Tell Them" .
will give an afternoon and even
ing program next Wednesday under the
auspices of the Grade Teachers club of
the city.
The city has lost it's case<against
the state for the recovery of $50, e00
spent on paving around the state
house grounds. The next thing the
legislature will do viii be to allow the
state house to crumble and then make
the city repair it.
William Biehl who has been assist
ant to Manager c.. w. .Hanchett of
the Woolworth store has been trans
ferred to Wausau, Wis, where he has
been placed in charge of a store in
that city The new assistant in To-
peka has not been named.
Now that President Nudge TO the
Rock Island has come out so cheer
fully and straightforward in his corn-
ment on the action of the commerce
commission in the freight rate case,
local railroad men are waiting for the
words of President Ripley of the
Santa Fee
Coon. hunting on Eighth avenue is
not a popular diversion and shot
fired there early this morning startled
a policeman, but Lester Davis really
was coon hunting and killed a regu-
lar coon. The owner has not yet
brought suit, but the animal probably
belonged to the fire department.
The two young sladies-the light one
in a black veil and the one with a
velvet cap and plume-were in the
o. clock WasIburn car as usual this
morning. But this time they sat in
front and did not tell their secrets
so that the passengers could hear Any
way they are good to look upon-
County Engineer V. r. Parkhurst,
/ an authority on drainage and water
ways, was invited to make a talk on
food protection before the K. U