The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-22

is more advanced there will not be
the danger from severe weather.
Tom Valencia, a Mexican, was fined
s25 in police court yesterday for being
drunk and carrying dangerous weapons
He was arrested on Kansas avenue and
Third street by Officer Wyatt. Valencia
| was with another Mexican and threw
| a loaded revolver of -3s caliber in the
snow when he saw the officer APP
preaching.
officers of the newly formed Boys
| Poultry club of the Central Y. NJ. c.
A are: President, Lyman King; vice
president Arthur Saville; secretary,
! WellviIle Culver. Ralph Searle will
| give the boys practical talks on poul-
| try raising. A prize or prizes will be
| offered the boy or boys obtaining the
best results in poultry raising.
/ Another Topeka minister is about
| to come into public notice. 1t is the
, Rev. c. Harding of the Central Park
| Christian church, who will deliver an
address Sunday evening on IF Jesus
Were King of Topeka" A week from
| Sunday he will speak on IF Satan
Were King of Topeka" He will deal
| with conditions in the city as he sees
them.
Few Topekans were aware that a
! total eclipse of the moon took place
early this morning. 1t began at ALP
O'Clock. The total eclipse was at 5:11.
| The middle of the eclipse was at 5:57
O'Clock. Those who were not aware
of the event-and they numbered
have to wait until September Is, when
there will be another total eclipse
early in the morning.
Charles Lindsay, guard at the city
prison, is dangerously i'll and all his
relatives have been called to his bed
side. He has been sick for several
weeks. His illness began with an at
tack of the grip and this was fol-
lowed by complications. He was re-
moved to st. Francis hospital last night
and is reported to be in better condi-
ton than at any time for more than a
week. He is brother of Col. H. c.
Lindsay.
J. Hickey of Los Angeles, Cal, will
be in Topeka to demonstrate iceless
refrigerators in the main room of the
Commercial club. These refrigerators
are now being manufactured in, Cali
fornia, but ]. f. McAfee is interested
in organizing a factory in Topeka to
manufacture the refrigerators in To-
peka. A meeting with Commercial
club members Monday noon will be
held and at that time final decision
a to organizing will be made
The management of the Kansas
State Fair association is hard at work
preparing the premium list for the
1918 fair and exposition. Forty thou
sand dollars will be offered in speed
and general premiums. The best
amusement features obtainable will be
procured. I'VE feel that the eastern
part of the state is entitled to a great
fair" said H. L. Cook, secretary of
the fair today Wen have fair that
is as large or larger than the one last
year
Topeka CommanGery No. 3, Knights
Templar, will hold Easter services at
the Third Christian church, corner
Third and Lake streets tomorrow af-
ternoon. The Commandery will as
semble at the asylum at 2, leaving at
2:30 accompanied by MarshaiPs band
as escort. Services will begin at 8. AT
ter the usual service is given an adj
dress will be delivered by E. Sir Elrick
c. Cole, grand master of the grand
lodge who is well known as an elo-
quent and forceful speaker. All Mas
ter Masons are specially invited to at
tend and do honor to one who is now
at the head of the fraternity in this
Jurisdiction