The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-01
| Kansas avenue was. omitted, was
! passed by the commission this morn

! Kansas avenue /, was, omitted, was
| ing.
Captain William A. Ogden, formerly
| or Ness City, Kan, and past com.
mander-in-cihef G. A r. who is well
known through G. A. r. circles, is
nov captain Of Company D, National
Mel home at Sawtelle, Cal
Charles Trapp, the printer, who was
| shot In the foot during a lombard
ment of a negro employee of his shor
| recently is able to walk without
crutches: Physicians say there is nc
danger from blood poisoning
H. L. Cook, secretary of the Kansas
State Fair association, has gone to ST.
Joe where he will talk with the race
horse men relative to coming to To-
peka next September. Big races will be
heid in st. Joe for three days BEGINNING
Tuesday.
Race entries for the early closing
purses are coming in rapidly at the
received in the mail this morning with
enclosed checks. All entries for the
early closing purses must be sent in by
eleven o'clock tonight.
The suspicion that the heating tun-
mel between the state house and the
state power plant is a secret entrance
10 the governors Office has caused the
Santa Fe officials to explain that the
tunnel Will have no connection with
the office of General Manager Kouns.
Says reader of the State Journal:
Saturday and Sunday the weather bu-
rcau reported that there was no re-
lief from the heat and drouth in sight,
yet inside of "a hours it rained in
many sections of the state and the
temperature has fallen from 20 to 80
degrees. What's the answer?
Miss Laverne Judkins, assistant sec
he ant r,aio
now in full charge of the work OF the
association Miss Mary r. Vose, the
secretary, and Mrs. Charles B. Thomas
nave gone to Seattle, Wash, to attend
and Corrections. They will be away
two weeks.
Miss Flora Gordon will resign We'd
nesday as physical director of the Y.
w. G. A. She will assume the duties
of physical director of the association
at Springfield, Ill. at the close of the
summer conference at Lake Geneva.
which she will attend. Miss Gordon
has served as physical director of the
Topeka Y. Il. c. A. for two years.
c. B. Burge, city clerk. and Mayor
| Cofran are busy today signing and pre-
pairing for registration in the office
OF the state auditor the bond issue
recently authorized to take care of the
paving for the current year. The is
sue amounts to abount 100000. The
bonds are in denominations of $500
each and draw interest at the rate of
u per cent. a year.
An all day holiness meeting of the
Topeka Holiness union will be held
wednesday, July 2, in the tents at the
camp meeting grounds, near Seward
and Norton avenues. The morning
praise service begins at 10 o'clock
Rev. A. r. Hodge will preach at IL
O'Clock. Rev. Rich of the Mennonite
church is expected to preach in the
AFTERNOON and Rev. A. S. Koser will
preach in the evening.
"A protest against the permission
proposed to be given to the state to
ou1ld bridge across an alley south of
the state printing plant to connect the
present plant with the proposed ad-
dition for the use of the state text
book commission, was filed with the
city commission this morning by c. P
Bolmar. Mr.. Bolmar says his prop
erty will be damaged by the proposed
bridge. The protest was referred to
Commissioner TanGy and the city at
torney.