The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-18

isteru naid today that he Nou1a Mko
to have this gentleman name the To-
peka clerRymen who are allowed two
months on from their duties. The
percentage u very small. he thought.
Shawnee county ballots for the pri-
printed by the Shawnee Chief. There
are six separate ballots, one for each
OF the parties and . nonpartisan one
for the Judicial candidates. The necoe-
sity for rotating the names OF candi-
dates so as to give each one . position
at the top Of the list before an equal
number Of voters, makes q change
necessary for practically every town
ship and ward.
C. b. Winge4t. president Of the To-
and several members OF the aaBocfa-
ton will go out Tuesday with. tho
judges In connection with the home
garden contest. The youngsters who
have become farmers ON q small scale
have produced excellent vegetables
right here In the city Of Topeka. and
have made much spending money.
through the sale Of the garden stun.
The differences between Oscar X.
Swayxe. county clerk. and w. II. Kem-
per. election Commissioners. on the SUBJ
ject OF registration, have come to tho
retort courteous stage. No one, saw
ing possibly the gentlemen actively
merits OF either side, but u growing
movement favors its reference to the
A. B. C. commission Immediately after
the closing Of the registration books
ON July -.
A meeting Of the building commit
tee of the board OF education was
held today to discuss details in con-
nection with the finishing and equip
ment Of the high school lunch room.
One room will be finished for q kitch-
en- and another for a lunch room. in
the basement Of the old portion OF the
building. All will be In readiness for
serving lunches when school opens.
Long sessions will be instituted at the
high school
Topeka Eagles will be out in
strength at the national convention OF
the Fraternal Order of Eagles to be
held in Kansas City. August will be
the big day there. and two hundred
band, will attend. A prize Of $50 Ii
offered for the largest band at the
convention coming from within q
radius of one hundred and fifty miles.
money. There will be forty pieces in
the band when 1t goes to Kansas City.
Everyone cherishes a dream OF what
he would like to do II things were only
different" Francis II. Brady. as
sistant United States district attorney.
has a lingering longing to own to-
mato farm in the Neosho valley Of his
native county, Labette. Oswego il the
shipping point, he claims, for the
sweetest tomato that ever blushed be-
meath a sunbeam's caress, and people
all over the country cry for them
much to the financial advantage Of nu-
merous individuals who ship out about
two carloads a day through the rfpen-
ing season.
The following persons will repre-
sent the 7. w. C. A. Conference club
at the western city association confer
ence at Estes Park, Colo. August IL
"a: Miss Vivian Bernard, Miss Flora
Vesper, Miss Fannie Sibley, and Miss
Jennie Maxwell. Miss Mary MacLen-
nan, a member Of the board Of direc.
tors of the T. W. C.. A., and Mis-
Katherine Dolman, q member of thu
girls department committee, will alss
attend. Several Of the leaders at TIN
conference will be men Of prominence
and influence.