The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-26

Superintendent E. F. A Reinish is hav.
ing the trees and shrubs in Central Parh
labeled, SO that the park will be trans
formed into veritable botanical garden
Washburn students interested in science
will have an opportunity to study the
i plant life In the park The labels are SKI
inches in size. The botanical name OF
| the plants are in Egyptian capitals. The
labels, which are of painted wood, are
attached to durable stakes. A number of
| labels will also be placed in other parks.
! w. o. Rigby who has entire charge of
the ticket handling in connection with
the K. K. K. minstrel show that will be
given in the auditorium April Is and 10,
| will offer the knight who sells the most
| tickets to the show a specially decorated
box which will hold six people.
M. N. Miller, formerly private secre-
tary to Senator Mark Hanna, was in To-
peka today.
ushers at the auditorium picture show
this evening are: E. L. Overton, L. F.
Clearinghouse, S. c. Nichols, Roy Bone,
George Godfrey Moore, James Troutman,
Harold Tice, w. o. Rigby, c. B. Burge
and Ed Arnold.
A number of the leading Topeka mills
have pledged towards the support of the
Topeka traffic bureau
The admission price to the flowing cup
will be 10 cents.
w. F. Roehr viii put the pipe organ
chimes into play this evening at the
auditorium. A trio composed of Herman
Springer, Miss Sands and GIenwood Jones
will sing ."The Mariners
Special this week at Rosser Bros.
three gold fish and globe for 25 cents.
big enthusiasm meeting will be
n Central NJ a
night, April 5, to arouse interest in the
membership contest between the Topeka
and Wichita associations April S-13. c.
S. Bishop secretary of the Kansas City
association will speak The men VINO
have been picked to serve team leaders
are: George Godfrey Moore, NJ W.
john, Jesse Shaw, Dr. W. w Yates,
Charles Gibbs, T. w. Williamson, d. w.
ert HoIcomb, George S. Badders, Frank
Parker, Walter Riley and Clyde Atwood.
The speakers at the meeting of the real
estate dealers Wednesday noon at the
Commercial club on the question of parks
for Topeka will be A B. Quinton and ID.
Q. Coe- A number of the members OF
the city commission will attend.
Six reels will be shown at the Audi
torium picture show tonight. The Gin
reels This is said to have cost many
thousands of dollars to produce
It is reported that Samuel T. Howe i
who has been quite i'll for several days at
his home, has Shown marked improve
ment today, his condition taking change 1
for the better
The regular weekly meeting Of the /
Shawnee Medical society was held at the |
rooms of the Commercial club Monday /
evening. clinic was given by DR.. NJ. /
c. Porter, and DIR. o. P. Davis read a /
paper on Acidosis. giving an interesting /
discussion on analysis of stomach con-
tents, and the methods employed. Dr. L.
NJ. Powell gave talk on recent 1itera-
ture of cerebro spinal meningitis.
Pearl and Dean Harris, both colored.
were arrested late this afternoon by De-
tective Ed voiles on the charge of steal
ing q pounds of smoking tobacco from
the KistIer company, wholesale grocers.
The tobacco was sold to Andrew Dupree
for So It was recovered
Prof. W. NJ. Jardine head of the de-
partment Of agronomy Of the Kansas
state Agricultural college. will give an
before the Shawnee Alfalfa cluD
On SATURDAY. March N az N ar ha |