The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-25

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Roy Bone. commissioner o. nnance.-
acteo a mayor Pig. tem tnie isluz nsne
IN the absence OF 1T. COIran.
The store room 1t 81 Kansas avenue
II being remodeIed and win BE occu-
pied about June 1 by the Matthews
Shoe and Hat shop.
l The K.- r,ver ~. dovr n four
/ 80 ~r~-hs,f 80 $780, Thas !. :.
low ! stare a. has ever been recorded
| in the month OF May.
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ME-, moyance ~. ~ n lH 20 n OUT t"e
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remnant or rag noIoere ior 1ttacn-
Ing to Tender or windshfeid OF auto
1opeAa, han.-Aos.
j All protests against sidewalk petit
tlonS must oe nieo WIN vac cry com
; .. tnis wcex a n"IDel VIZ 1 II
ceNeo .nls moi ming .nu p'scc~ on nie.
Sheriff. smith Topeka boy. ana
member OF the Wash0urn class OF 1913.
has returned from Q0eriin. where he
mas Oeen teacnine m tne naen scnool-
u hot TO-DAY! the minimum
temperature this morning OF seventy
degrees y two degrees above the nor
maj midsummer minimum temperA-
ture.
Mayor Cofran in receiving many ap-
plications for work AZ harvest hands.
The letters are forwarded to the state
| employment agency. where all such 4p-
piications should be sent.
A meeting of tho trade extension
committee Of the Commercial club I'M
der II. H. Push was held today to dis
| cuss details relative to the trade trip
that will be undertaken by the club
June 81.
Tho Visiting Nurse association of
the u. and 1. club il In need Of a
wardrobe for linen. Z roller top desk
and 4 typewriter. Anyone who can
lend or give them any Of these articles
may notify Mrs. Frank Crane.
The street railway has completed
struction Of a bridge remains before
cars can be operated on tho new lire.
The new Gaze park equipment Is in
readiness for the season traffic,
..Shouid he Toll Exer,ptson for rrse
of Panama Canal BE Repealed p, is the
subject that will be discussed by a.
number of prominent Topekans before
the Brotherhood Of the Walnut Grove
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
Manv of the farmers in the vicinity
OF Topeka have hauled stacks Of straw
land spread them along the sandy
roads along the Kaw. This straw bed
IN pounded into the aoil Nv traffic and
forms an excellent dust settler and rut
remover
Topeka will entertain moro rrand-
fafhers this veek fhan have r.fhered
together IN citv in Kanss. hnfcre
RE q coTc,ave aI.o w,,i hr,rs
lfn the % nitaI CITY more crest ~rand-
| fathers Than the average citvs ~ 50O. :
tOO0 can boast
Tn. r.r-..an+.t,v. ~ ~. A,u..
IChaImers Manufacturine company who
neeotiatea the sale Of the big new
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Comnissioner Frank Newiand upon the
6iispat ch with which the deal was COM
pleted. and declared himself stron-- for
lcommission forrYr-tf rovernment.
I The fir.t h.tf - the v n 4
~r,r~ 6.iS ,ra.t MI, - ha,a -.-e~.t
~ at esr o,cIccE this svenin1 IN -.
fair grounds. The meet Will be con-
cluded Thursday evening. The sen.
TORS. Young men. and emploved bovs
will participate, The fieid meet for
June 8.
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wei.ht - a. $780,. ST.. = -sii.e
,oocn,ctsr. ~ hnDa nao1s ~ In.
Tha Tr;a 10: n,,rcha.sI . trsri.~ CO.,
nn,,rd fro,n ~. Paidw,r Toco,rot;v.
~o-Ls th.+ .. throa orctre- ~ ~.
RI. Santa r.. ..Two IN One" ,,,on.ter.
vera a.senhIed In the ToneLa .hons
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u.,houu toSa,.. e,.n - o
- .,r .s, ~. $500 - = III.
" .4.. .,.I $1,000 az N .J -. ts,
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InoHtny. 1e P.P@I 70 pioraDly ING
| heateet paper OF It's kino IN the coun-
.ry. :. "1s .Se.seo nuSn =!
conmen. Wy e"oso ""o see ~ IN JIM
CT towns.
The Commercial club will maintain
an assignment bureau in the state
l nd Aovy
Old soldiers will be assigned to rooms
| There will be force OF Boy Scouts