The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-13

The vacation fever has already pos
sessed a large number of TopeAans,
and by next month hundreds of others
will be on their way to summer re-
sorts The attendance at the Com
mercial club in the noon hour has al
ready shown a slight decrease on &C
count of the season of the year. Inc
average in the last nine months mas
been about 80 persons. 1t will be some
thing like 20 this summer
e w. (skeet) Adams is now manager OF
the National Hotel Company nafper
shop.-Adv-
s,,nerintendent of motive power of the
Santa Fe railway in Topeka and now
at the head of a railway supply firm OF
his own in Chicago has been spending
the last week at his home in Pot"lIl.
Topeka is still and always will be my
home he said. I'm the first place L
like the city-in the second place 1t is
centrally located for my travels IN all
PARTS of the United States.
Phone 166 for city calls. Auto taxi SOC.
ADV.
Contract for the erection of the
electrical signs Topeka to be erecteu
at the three large depots was let li1IS
morning by the city commission 70 II.
K. Hinkson. Plans ana specILlcai tt1I
have been submitted and resubmltteu'
hids have been called for and not re-
ceived: this morning the matter was
cornpleted The estimate OF Guy En-
gineer A. r. Young was ~. W.,
Hinkson agreed to erect the signs az
the santa Fe and Union Paclflc Ior -
less one-face sign swung on TWO
noies set in concrete will be erected
at the Rock Island depot at cost 10
the city of S1Oo
w. F. Jeffrey, Dentist. 7o6 Kansas ave-
Adv.
Work in rejuvenating the Majestic
+beater will begin next Tuesday. Flies,
which have been needed for several
wears, are to be installed; the time LOT
scene shifting between acts VIII pe
lessened by hair In oroer 10 liIs a;sa
the roof The stage is to be "a IN
stead of "a feet high. The dressing
rooms are to be put behind the stase
instead of in the basement where they
baIee hitherto been located. The audi
forum of the theater was put in gooo
shape last summer, and an eiaporace
decoration erected over the proscehi-
UNI arch. This summer tne stage
ter will be in excellent condition Tor
the opening next September
Earl Brown was confined in the county
iail this morning on charge of perjury
b. ie said to have sworn in his mar
Rage license Monday, that Leora Ralnes |
was of age. Later it was learned lllae
the Raines girl is only 16. Brown was ar
rested at Granville by Deputy Sher1n |
Hugh Larimer
Today being Friday. the thirteenth OF
the month there were no marriage
licenses issued at the probate court
The south Side Civic Improvement club
will meet tonight at the home of MT ana
Mr. Harry KIopfer, 217 East Seventeenth
street.
The Hayden auction closed SATURDAY
evening but the store will remain open |
and tha remainder of the stock will be
.Iosed out at actual cost: Look IN. PICK
out any article you may want and IL
yours for actual cost.-AdN-
Saddler is charged in the court of L
Topeka with destroying an ice cream
wagon belonging TO X Prassman- The
was estimated at So II
Judge sylvester Cordial of McCook
Neb.. is in. Topeka visiting his son Ernest
,ordeal bonus supervisor of the Santa
Fe Judge Cordial viii leave here Mon
lay for St. Louis, Chicago Pontiac, ILL.,,
and New York city. He will sail next |
month for the British Isles. II
The case of Dassah Tippin vs. l. D Tip
1in.s in the second division of the district
.ourt was adjourned until tomorrow. II
Since the auction of the Hayden jewelry
stock is over DIR. Geo Dice has resumed
MS optical practice at the Hayden store,
y Kansas ave--Adv-
You can find suitable wedding present