The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-22
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"A marriage license was issued IN
Kansas City Thursday to Julius H
Mellring- and. Mae Newell. both Of To-
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A. r. Colson OF Kansas City, Mo-.
formerly owner Of the Throop hotel In
Topeka. has purchased the College Inn.
at Manhattan.
There has never been such q sale Of
American flags Ia Topeka an that Of the
biles have small flags on the radiators.
The firemen of the. five fire stations
will be required to practice twice
week according to q new order from
Chief Hanlon- The full equipment VIII
be used on the practice trips
The May Issue Of the Commercial
Club Bulletin which IL on the press =
the Memorial. number. On the front
page is q clear cut Of the half million
dollar q. A. r. Memorial building.
workmen are placing Tag pole hold
ers In all Of the west windows Of the
old general office building Of the Santa
Fe. The railway buildings will be a
futter Of flags for the Memorial build
ing dedication services.
The Old Abe camp Sons OF Veterans.
and the ladies' auxiliary Of. that organ
ration. last night endorsed w. E. Con-
nelley for the commandership OF the or,
be elected Memorial week. - ~ =: s.
Harry Fleming, charged with steal
ing an Overland touring car valued at
$500, from Samuel p. Wilcox, appeafed
for his preliminary hearing today in
the court Of Topeka, and was bound
over to the district courtson $500 bond.
The Topeka Odd Fellow Win go to
Richland Saturday night to put ON the
degree work in that town. A special
here at Z o'clock Saturday night. Will
J. Russell. grand secretary. Will accom-
pany the members.
Rev. James A. Hamlet. pastor Of the
Lane chapel. NJ. z. (co1ored) church for
the past seven years, has been made
editor of the. Christian Index. OFFICIAL
paper Of the church. He win leave
about June 10 for Jackson, Tenn. where
he will make his headquarters.
of the federal building has begun and
will be finished next week. The old re-
volving doors have been removed and
temporary door has been built instead.
It il expected that the new revolving
doors will be constructed IN q short
time.
The Commercial club feels elated over
the possibility Of securing for q dinner
speaker some time in October, ono Of
ers. q. 8. Mcclure. Mr.. Mcclure has
promised to be here in the tall, guest
of the club and the city.-Commercia
Club Bulletin.
IT notice that the social survey peo-
pie lay great stress on a crack in the
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G. Tandy, city commissioner, today.
THE so-called experts didn't know
there was q crack there until We point
ed 1t out to them in showing them
through the big DRAIN
The head of Old Joshua, the famous
buffalo of the Gage park zoo, was
placed on exhibit at the state house
today. w. L. Porter. city commits
sioner, turned the head over to tho
State Historical society. o. w. Bron-
son, who mounted the head, put it in
place in the state house hall this morn
ing.
New bids for the construction of the
proposed addition to the high school
will be received Monday night by the
were considered too high, the lowest
bid received being over $4,000. and J.
C. Holland, the architect, has made
changes in the plans which are believed
to bring down the new bids.
Senator J. w. Howe. secretary Of the
state board Of control. left for Gypsum,
where he will deliver the commence
will be. 1.-The Graduatee' Future Bat
ties This is Senator Howe's former
home and some OF his former school
classmates will attend tho graduation
exercises.
Because he made uncomplimentary
and ungentlemanly remarks about her
machine, her driving and herself. Mrs.
chester road, secured the arrest and
conviction Of BLANK Rice, a dairyman.
who pleaded guilty to disturbing the
peace and was fined 81 and costs Of suit
by Judge Robert Carver of the court of
Topeka
Charles H. Milburn, alleged wife de-
serter, who jumped his bond in the city
court, has been picked up by c. w.
Hixon, deputy marshal of the court of
Topeka, and placed in the county Jail.
Joe Taylor, a colored man who at
tackled Henry NJ. Gray, a cripple. en-
tered plea In the city court this after
noon, was fined SIS and costs, and SEN
fenced to 40 days in jail
The annual banquet of the Washburn
Law school will be held Saturday night
at the First Presbyterian church. Sew
eral speakers have been selected from
the different classes and the alumni.
Captain Clad Hamilton will be toast
master and tie following named will
speak: Major A. M. Harvey. Miss Edna
Sperry, Justice Silas w. Porter, Justice
A. w. Benson, Jacob Holder, Otis Hun
gate, Ray Garvey. John III. Chase and
p. III. Coleman. The banquet viii be
in charge of the Ladies' Aid society of
the church.
Uncle Joe Win Run Again.
Danville, H., May 22.-At q din
ner given at the Elks club to repre-
sentative Republicans from various
parts of the Nineteenth congressional
district. Joseph @. Cannon. former