The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-16
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The dog pound was burglarized last
night and II dogs were released.
Marshalls band will give concer
| at the city park on Sunday afternoon
Present Indications are that frosts viii
be prevalent in these parts during the
| month of June.
There is no truth in the report that
Carl P. Bolmar artist, has abandoned
his proposed bicycle trip to Colorado.
Senator Charles Curtis has accepted
an invitation to speak in Girard, Kan
at the Fourth of July celebration which
will be held there.
E. w. Poindexter's Scotch terrier be-
came excited Wednesday and went on q
rampage, after being tied up a day or
two and was killed.
Col p. H. Coney left this afternoon
for Chicago. having been called there
on business concerning the natlonai
encampment at Saratoga.
The crowds, which are thronging the
Novelty theater this week, are more
than mystif1ed with the tricks and Illus
ions of Ronald Travers. the magician.
Judge J. G.. Slonecker has moved
peka building to the Shawnee Fire In
surance company building, FOL Jack
son street.
Mad dogs will be numerous for sew
eral weeks as frantic animals trying
to get rid of their muzZies may be
all have hydrophobia.
Fortunately there has been a dearth
of insanity cases before the probate
court during the past few weeks. But
business in this line will pick up as soon
as the warm weather gets here
Frank Cope, who underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at Bethesda
hospital, is able to be at his home and
is recovering rapidly. He expects to
be at his office again in about week
A marriage license was issued in the
Office of the probate court yesterday
afternoon to Elmer l. Swearingen,
twenty-six years old and Ednah e.
Jones, nineteen years old, both of this
city.
At the annual Saturday Night club
banquet at the Throop hotel tomorrow
night the banqueters will sit down al
the table at $3.50. When they will arise
is problematical.
Not an unfamiliar sight on the streets
now is to see a little dog making
desperate struggle to release himself
members of the council are afraid or
hydrophobia.
There were exactly $50 phone calls
for baseball scores registered over the
phones at the State Journal office Tues
lay and 325 yesterday. This shows the
popularity of the State Journal and the
placed upon its baseball
scores.
Every indications points to the fact
that the recent ''frisking'' of the Citi-
zens' bank will take it's place among
the several events that have happened
in this vicinity during the last few years
which are classed as ''unsolvable mys-
teries."
A prominent police officer, since early
Monday morning, has taken every oc-
casion possible when talking with
friends to say that he could lay his
hands on the North Topeka bank rob"
Der in five minutes. And the pertinent
question suggests itself, why don't he
DO it?''
A number of replevin suits of form
er jointists against former Chief of
Police Stahl to recover property
which he seized during some of his
famous raid were up before Judge
Dana in the district court yesterday,
md judgment was given in all of them
n favor of Mr.. Stahl.
The White Sox left this morning for
Leavenworth where they will open up
/ series of five games playing a double
header next Sunday. A special excur-
;ion will be run over the Santa F'e and
I is expected that several hundred of
he fans Will avail themselves of the
of seeing the team play |
,UaV from home.