The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-24
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Acoc =. len. 90: AHa lara Sonn-
1sSa,.. -, 800 - -, ~ .se .esa
Ae.1'Seo ~ "eu ~ s1AS Ploosse couI.
mect1ng the .6rotnernooo OF the
Ccntral Congregatl0nal cnurch was
nelo at noon today at the Commercial
cruz quarters
J. M. Connell. general passenger agent
Of the Atchison. Topeka Z Santa Fe
railway IN topeka. mas returned from
ar extensive trip over the Atchison
proper.
The county attorneys Office today
prepared q warrant charging Samson
der OF Frank Bayless. who died yes
terday.
Joe Eteeyau, charged with assaulf-
ing Daisy Osborn. q child. waived his
preliminary hearing in the CITY court
TODAY and was hound over To Tia ala
trict court on $500 bond.
The Blue lodges NJ Mason. d ~
peka will hold a reception IN honor Of
the grand master and the other .rand
lodge officers residing in TonoLo
Wednesday evening, Aprfi 8. in the
Masonic temple.
r,a ,,,a, , -
Vashburn Glee club Friday night will
doubtless draw well. The boys have
been working hard for. the event for
=
the college chapel
The March issue of the Commercial
Club Bulletin is off the press today.
It is a special "buy at home number
IN the front page y an excellent
nn.ee1coIunn CUT snoMlns section OF
AopeAas factory oistrlct'
Marcn vino item: Inc 4O-mile gust
sweeplns Gown Kansas avenue. the
Pettlcoat Lane OF Kansas. has no
terrors for the women this year. The
ugnt skirts refuse to become disturb
ed by the varying swirfs that eddy
around the street corners
Miss Minnie L Doering gave an il
iustrated address before the members
OF the Ancient Toltec Rite organization
In Masonic hall Monday night. The
TAX was extremely interesting as Miss
ha1 ensnH na ;nta the Trip oy herself and
na du 1iahS interesting experiences to
d;str;ot on,,.4 =" , .,.e .ase ulvasIon OF the
thaai,a ou ~ nas o1en olscnarsed ana
1919 Dy .uuse C1na, VINO Will not
m;ddie of e jury cases untii the
or;s.s;ss y1Auls ~ near the
Wh;tcor,t - 81 W. lsp"ls ~ 1uose
Anr;I 'ie seconu 'oivision on
r..
wo Hasohs swung from the cornice
=. me new state printing plant. four
~alo th;. $3.50, p.sH-As sn 1o-ll. .S
thas,, LIS 49, MI n,...;e Ies.rlans spIeo
civ an ,,.., uu n',e asa.nst tne oussy
81. t,,a -, ss,. 49, ous ~ .nS s.Ieet rain
e. IsK tneiT uown11h or the aus
1oue"ns oi tneir equipment.
Judge Dana has set aside the for
fixture Of Sam Morris $1,000 bond
signed hY Ed Timon. Morris was not
present when his case wss called =,
the district court, but proved that he
was detained on the rock pile in st.
Paul prison. He is Enlarged with
larceny from person, and viii he tried
next month.
This is the kind or me dav that
tho tan smokestack. ~. ri,,a s .i
te.t >, To-,a,-. ~. .. 9N ..,l q Ie.,
THE offa-.op,, Aa .. vuaney., oul,uer saio
st.or. =. Ton "s.cn ihny q the pie
tt..an ~ aopeka closeiyslayqu VIII see
LEI. sway pack ana forth varying
s.erai incHes from theHs STATIONARY po-
sH1on. stack that sways IL. a stack
.Hat Is considered We'll built"
G. W. Walker, superintendent of this
district of the wells-Fargo Express
company, is in Topeka today Super
fntendent Walker would make no an
nouncement concerning the nossihle
disposition of the Rock Island section
1t has been run,orod tha+ ~ W1cr.
Fargo peon,e would taka ova- n. h,,.i-
ness on tho Rocl Ts,and
me cnapeI car evangelists. the
ne rev. anu Mrs. :. Z. k1iiian. are In
uopeka. ana nave begun their revival
services at the seward Avenue Baptist
cnurcn. Meetings were held today at
tne SANTA re shops. A big meeting is
CeH.s arIanseu 1or the Kaiiroad Y. M.
=. a. next SUNDAY afternoon. The
I1.. "a. - Iocateu west OF the ROCK
1e.a.u uepo'. ano VISITORS are Weicome.
man was asked toS1av - a~n,a;r ~,