The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-24
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| 1ne SSnlOrS Oh the nlS4 SCIOOl nave
already begun to plan for their class
cards
Work of installing the fixtures at the
new Mills building is in progress now
both night and day.
| The Loyal Order of the Moon is a
| new fra terna1 organization being start
/ ed in Topeka. Pat Curtis is in charge.
The High School World, on account
of a delay at the printing office, will
not be distributed until Monday morn
ing.
one of the members of the scoville
Evangelistic company will have charge
\ of the Vesper services Sunday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
The Otto Kuehne Preserving Co. de-
! livered a large shipment of horseradish
roots to Toronto, Canada, also a car
! load to Philadelphia, Pc.
The picture presented to the high
school by the class of January IL was
given a place this morning on the
walls of the assembly room
Fred ]. Kuehne is travelling on the
road for the Otto Kuehne Preserving
Co, taking Hon. Mike F'rey's place
while he is attending the legislature.
! First Congregationalists will attend
| a mission study meeting conducted by
E. J. Morse, who has had much ex--
perienced in social settlement work in
the large cities, at 5 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Nearly 300 people have been convert
| ed by ScOville. And still he is mean
enough to say that there are others in
| average citizen has supposed that 300
| converts cleaned up the city.
The children's gym" class of the Y.
/ w c.. A. will be held tomorrow at 10
| O'Clock. There are now rs small boys
| and girls in the class, and they are
most enthusiastic. Last Saturday some
of them turned up as early as 9 O'Clock
| in the morning.
Scoville has been conducting reli-
gious meetings in some of the big laun-
| dries in the city. If this will help out
| the shirt-tearing, collar roughing and
button ripping tactics among the en-
| ployees, Scoville will do an immense
amount of good.
| The dynamo at the pumping station
| in North Topeka is in the oven drying
out and repairs are being made on the
plant in order that it will run in time
of emergency. It was found that this
plant was in bad shape on account OF
| dampness and neglect.
The city license collector, G. r. Mat
Il tingly, has collected almost $1,000 IN
license fees this year. With one more
month to run Collector Mattingly has
collected $3.50 more than last year up to
date. This is the record for license col
lections in the city of Topeka.
Everybody in town who has a supply
of coal left over from their winter sup
ply is taking advantage of the wealth
er and burning it. Coal left in a base
ment over summer usually loses its
strength. HousehoIders have an idea
that this is the last cold spell.
At the weekly meeting of the Satur-
day Night club tomorrow EVENING Dave
Leahy will address the club on Grave
yards and Their Occupants Dave
Leahy has been able to dig up abou.
everything in his career and it is ex-
pected he will make a startling ad-
dress
E. c. Hickey and Miss Eva Schley CT
the high school teaching force INDUCED
in a debate this afternoon at a meeting
of the Forensic club. the former TAKING
the affirmative of the question: IRE
solved, That the people of Kansas
should adopt a constitutional amend
ment giving equal suffrage to women
The East side drainage board viii
hold a caucus at their headquarters
913 East Sixth avenue, Monday night
at which time a board of directors vii
be nominated to take up the drainage
question of the Shunganunga creek
More than a million and half OF
! property has been found in this dis
trict.
There was a slight increase in the
pay roll of the rural carriers of Kan
sas, according to the report given ouf
4 today by A. K. Rodgers, postmaster q
Topeka. The number of carriers wa
1,774 and they were paid $131, 020, aver
s. aging $73 each. The rural carriers u
Kansas are paid from the Topeka post.
office
Colonel Jeltz. the famous negro edit
tor, has named his city ticket Tht
colonel claims that he is a mind reader
Ia man who can read the character o
the just and the unjust. Therefore h
I advises the people through his news
s paper to vote against Tandy and Bono
: Then he approves Stotts. Holman, Lu,
4 and McNeal.
Jeltz boost of Robert Carver from
the Times-Ledger: Hon. Robt D
: Carver, the present judge of the cit
court. will hold over till Jan. 1913
young Carver is the right man in TIL,
right place. His father, Judge Carver
/ has always been a true friend to tn.