The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-18
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~ toGay ana VIII return to Topeka
ING WEEK Ju0ge Huron won his case
wnicn mas Deem ON docket FOR several
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Son9lssacner randy IL still catching
1isn mSPecumseh- He IL thinking OF
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s nst 4na supplying channel cats to all
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S;.ssSs eae out S1mp 1auoy the
1 .snef men we're scrapins the scales
OIn edeAASn'
Inc tW2ntV-fiffh animal
OF the Topeka District Epworth league
closed late Wednesday. The sessions
M MnaIn Desan Monoay were neld IN the
seiAu n Snue Aethouist cnurcn.
Leonard Jackson of Wichita. well
known throughout the state as q, coal
man, Is III Mt his home with an alarm
ing development of kidney trouble. He
Is senior member of the firm Of Jack
|son-Walker Of Topeka
According to L. M. Crawford the
popularity OF the cheap moving pic
lures Is On the wane. He says the
pictures At New York recently he
attended dollar picture show.
Most Of the Washburn and high
school boys who ''beat it, to the har-
vest fields are still on the job in west
ern Kansas and also many Of those
turned the tables and are now pitch
ing the golden grain.
H. B. Wilson, superintendents Of city
schools IL making out a card index
system, which win enable him to keen
in close touch with the teachers Of the
will be able to ascertain the previous
record OF each teacher.
In preparation for the big municinaI
celebration to be held at Gage park
on the Fourth Of July, 10 tungsten
lamps are to be permanently installed.
bids will h<A 06VOPf1Qod FIJI
They should be on file in the office OF
the city clerk before June "a.
A big crowd listened to Marshalrs
band concert last night at Garfield
park. The figure eight. the merry-go-
round and the motorboat were all
popular. The creek is high. making
boating excellent for those who don't
mind rowing or padding In muddy
water
John Emmett Thomas obtained
Ia license to marry Miss Annie Laurie
Arnett, on his application to the pro-
bate court Wednesday afternoon. AS
the young couple are each but IS wears
of age the groom brought his mother
in person to attest her consent to the
match.
L. NJ. Crawford, who has just re-
turned from a trip to New York, de-
clares there is a close relation between
the crops and the theaters. The bum
per crops are going to make a bumper
theatrical season. Looking for good
bookings" was Mr.. Crawford's optim-
istic forecast.
Ceorre n Hoves aecretarv NJ The
Central Y. M. G. A.. win leave next
TUESDAY for Lake Geneva. Wis. to at
tend a Conference of Y. III. C. A. en-
ployed officers. He win be gone two
weeks. Joseph Reisner, physical di-
rector, will leave for the same place
Saturday. He will be away six weeks.
For the s,,y, az Ok cents a faav fish
ern,er NAV angie for tlne elusive bass
and other fish in the lakes at Gage
marx q w Bronson who vas the
f;r.t man To take eflvantap % ~ The
new rule. reports a catch Of twenty