The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-08

DR.. s. Temple Osteopath. 7S5 KAN
ass ave. Ind. 1912. Res. e114-Bell 1885.
A large crowd enjoyed the White
Sox-Hutchinson game by wire at the
will be the last with Hutchinson and
then Cooley's team goes to Wichita for
four. All these games START at $3.50
and will be given each day by wire at
the Olympic.
Absolutely pure milk free from all
sediment. Topeka Pure Milk Co.
Councilman E. F. Stanley Is at
Manhattan Kan, where he is engaged
in institute work. He came to Topeka
Saturday though employed at Man.
haitian for the next month.
An old time leaf tobacco salesman
who was in Topeka yesterday. said Ea-
giles Rose Tint cent cigar contains
better quality of tobacco than most 10
cent cigars Of eastern manufacture.
The city attorney advises the mayor
against raising the grade at Sixth and
Locust for the paving of Locust street
for draining waters of Btddle creek.
He states that the action to change
the grade will take three-fourths vote
of the council and in addition a board
Of appraisers will have to be appoint
ed to appraise the probable damages
resulting from the change in grade al
ready established.
Start today Smoke the Big Tromp 5
cent cigar.
The city has refused to accept the de-
livery of rs new style of automobile Ii
cense numbers delivered by local
contractor. The new numbers are -
cost more, $1.75. The old style cost
but 81, but the city claims that the
sample submitted on which the bid
for the new numbers was based was
superior to those delivered.
Arex.
George Owens pleaded guilty before
Judge Simon Saturday to the
charge of disturbing the peace dur
| ing the race riots in the street a
couple OF weeks ago in which Bob
Kennedy. negro. was. badly hurt.
Sentence was suspended until the
trial of the Myers Brothers on the
same charge next Monday morning.
| If you are a subscriber to the In
dependent Telephone company you
| have access to 5000 telephones in To-
veka and Shawnee county, besides
thousands of foreign connections.
| Worth considering, don't you think.
| County Attorney Schenck has re.
ceiyed the agreement of facts be-
| tween himself and the attorney OF
| Wyandotte county in the case In the
| supreme court over the $1,000 fine
paid by ex-Mayor Rose of Kansas
City for contempt Of court. Wyandotte
claims the money for the reason tina,
/ the acts for which Rose was fined
| were committed in that county ano
that it was also the place of residence
of Rose. Shawnee claims the money
for it's school fund for the reason
that the fine was assessed and paid or
Shawnee county soil The papers will
be filed with the court Monday.
Nick Chiles Of Topeka has beer
notified that he has been appointed
assistant sergeant at arms OF the Re
publican national convention.
4 Miss Katherine Weber has gone t.
Chicago to visit her brother, Geralt
Weber, for a couple of weeks.
Il w. l.. Payne, assistant state treas
urer, has been appointed an assistan
sergeant-at-arms of the Republican
national convention at Chicago mex
week. Mr.. Payne will leave the 1attel
part of the week for Chicago. Nearl.
all of the state house officials vii
attend the national convention ant
the big building is likely to be de-
/ serted most all of the week SO tina
4 there will be mighty little doing will
i only the second and third assistant,
j and q few eteuographera and clerks.