The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-17

There will be an installation of off
GERS and the finishing Of the business
for the year.
| Ilsyn Klein. a native of Korea. Will
Brotherhood of the Walnut Grove
Methodist church tonight at eigh.
o'clock on 1.-The Religion and Customs
of the Koreans"
| The Mothers club will meet at the
Provident association rooms Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t will be the
! last meeting of the season. Ensign
w. G. Houser of the Salvation Army
and his family will be present and he
will be on the program.
L. r. Brown is booked at the county
| Jail on a charge of jumping a board
| bill. Brown was arrested in Oakland
Sunday by George Frost, marshal of
the court of Topeka, following com
plant that he obtained board from
H. E. Pendry, SIT Van Buren, street,
and did not pay for it.
| An immense steel tank with ca
pacity of 200 gallons, attracted con-
siderable attention as it was hauled
west on the Seventeenth street road
the other day. 1t is to be used as part
of the water storage system at MI
Hope cemetery and is thirty feet long
and nine feet in diameter.
Motion for a new tria: in the case
of the state against Lawrence Fisher,
found guilty by jury April 9 of lar
was taken under Amusement by Judge
Dana in the district court today. Ar
gument the motion was made this
morning by John Schench.
Those who participated in the re-
cent Washburn campaign which re-
suited in raising $15O,000 towards the
half million dollar endowment fund.
are reminded of the rally at the Ma
sonic hall at o'clock this evening 70
organize for final ''Sklrmish' for the
of iCir1e -
| 600
Those who like to see vicious wild
animals forced to perform to the
whims of a woman will have that OPP
! portunity in the Hippodrome at the
Workman shows next week. Two denS
of lions are controlled by Mademoiselle
La Rose, considered one of the most
fearless and capable lion trainers of
the day.
Orphanages may be crowded with
children to whom no homes are
ment in the State Journal that
the city dog-catcher had two
/ fine dogs to be given to anyone
paying the license tax called forth
more than fifty applications for the
animals
The Workman shows will be here all
next week an added feature of the
Shriners carnival. The show comes
here with the promise of being one OF
the best the road and Workman
certainly has some wide and varied
attractions with his company. There
are 16 features. Perhaps the most
popular will be the horse show. A
thirty piece military band will be here
also.
William Briggs, violator of the state
liquor laws, cut a cash in the left side
of his head and sustained several min
or injuries Saturday night about 10
o'clock while affected with delirium
tremens in his cell at the county Jail
Briggs was arrested Thursday. DR.. j.
L. Work attended Briggs. Briggs was
placed in the padded cell for the re-
mainder of the night and Sunday. To-
day the man was still troubled with
Snakes
Register your personal property
tax kick in the next ten days or for
ever after hold your peace" quoth
Oscar Swayze, county clerk. this
morning as the county commissioners,
sitting the county board of equal
cation, convened for a ten days ses-
sion. The board will convene each
morning at 10 o'clock. Personal prop
erty taxpayers have been notified that