The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-10
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r HOME NEWS.

Marshalls band will give q sacred con-
cert at the auditorium Sunday afternoon.
December q.
Oranges have taken slump in price,
They may be had all the way from one to
i've cents each at local stores.
IN, There is more fair weather on the way.
Gays and days of fog and gloom.
Just seven more days of school-and
then then Christmas holidays. But the young
the days already counted.
The case against Ernest Jordan, colored.
f Wno was charged with assaulting an Of
DAY for lack OF evidence.
The high school orchestra played some
new select1onS at the assembly hour to-
day Tor the benefit of the freshmen and
some others who were present.
Excavation. work has been started nr.-
paratory to the erection Of the A. Mar.
purg garage Immediately south Of the
street.
The civic improvements committee of the
the Question club ~ ,., met today to discuss
T 11r tine city PLAN that win be made for
- Your friends and relatives win appre-
liams farrell; For sale by Hairs, Zerch-
f Psfsr Crosby Pros Mills B. 6. Co, Ralph
A meeting of the board OF directors of
the Commercial club was held today to
i discuss the question of putting
with duplication in charity work
Persons wishing to be left out of the
west side sewer district, now under con-
heard tono oy 5ne city commission win be
the meeting of the city commission.
the TerrOrs of the Jungle is being
shown at the Orpheum theater today and
Thursday. This two reel picture is said
to be one of the best animal pictures ever
part.
The Y,evu ofr;cor. - +t- ,ror.,~ r..
dent association are: President. Judge r
E; Garvsr' vice president. Mrs E. l.
Is siakesH re Be,i sscr
tary. Miss Mary r. vose.
The machinery which was formerly used
In the Oakland wooden mills is to be ship
wooden mill has been established at this
place. ]. F. McAfee of Los Angeles il il
Topeka and has charge Of the work Of
moving the machinery.
It is reported that W, O. Rfebv while in
an elevator In New York recently ex-
pe<1enced new and peculiar sensation.
at the same time, and they did nothing
less than to remove their hats in the pres
ence of Rigby who stood dumfounded.
John Laslett arrested last week oy
Frank Flenniken. deputy United States
marshal, and Sergeant Lon Sauls was re-
leased on 800 bond today by Frank
Laslett is an Indian and is charged with
selling liquor on the Pottawatomie reser-
walton.
The report of the Proyident association
for November shows that eighty-two fam
lies were given aid in the period of thirty
was sixteen. The number of articles of
clothing given away was two hundred and
were provided those in q destitute condi-
ton, and provisions were supplied to
twenty-eight cases.
No one--with the possible exception of
spect to the weather. It is as pleasant
brand as could be desired that has been
HoWev e' a hard de snow would s Doubtless s
mean additional business for men who
have pretty Christmas things on sale. II
is difficult to realize that Christmas IL
but fifteen days on
The promotion of the Commercial club
minstrel show hope to make a thousand
dollars on the two entertainments that
will be held at the Grand opera house
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The money will form the nucleus for a
building fund. 1t Is the desire OF the club
to occupy . building of its own. In order
to make this sum OF money on the show
| 1t will be necessary to pack the house
both nights
fairly swamped with transients Monday.
Ten OF them, all of whom came from Kan
sas City. asked for aid at the Provident
building. They were given beds for two
nights, and in some instances supplied
with food and clothing. They found no
work in Topeka. and today they moved
on 1t is reported that there are q good
{, many persons out OF work in Topeka al
| the present time, and 1t II certainly the
case that there are no jobs for transients
at the present time.
The ticket sale In connection with the
. minstrel show that will be staged al the
Grand Opera house next Tuesday and
| Wednesday evenings by the Commercial
/ o'clock Saturday morning. Tickets NAV
be had at the Grand box office The first
part of the show will be of the reGuIafion
! variety with the entertaining end men
manipulating the bones and tamborfnes
and telling their funny Jokes, and the IN
various soloists. The FIRST part Win IS
followed by several olio acts performed
famous tango dancers-Marie Kelley ana
Clarence Connor-who will be imported
, duce the Hesitation waits, ana the
| Maxine, two. new dances that have H.