The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-25
JOTTINGS,
Raid on East Fourth Street Re
sort Made by Officers.
Five Men Are Arrested and
Escorted to Station.
FOR SELLING MILK.
SELLING MILK.
DIR. Campbell Found Washam
Product Not Up to Standard.
Restaurateur BIames Dairyman
for Selling Watered Product.

Seven knights of the stronghold of
Chief Eaton by the light OF the new
moon rode in force into the shady
regions last night and with dexterlty
cantured a threatening cloud which
lowered at SO4 East Fourth street.
The attacking party led by Sergeant
Ross battered down the gates, seized
the occupants and 'jugged" the con-
tents.
ing a questionable resort while Silas
Turner. Grant Lewis, Wesley Dotson
and Robert Bradshaw were found in
the dive.
women and wine in connection with
the find but the officers were unable
to locate any, though the atmosphere
was permeated with the perfume of
Iiouor. The officers had arrived in
time to prevent breaking and
decent upon the-p population so no dam
age was done other than that of noisy
conduct in the building. Bradshaw
has furnished a $40 bond and the
others are hoping for such, though the
trial is set to be called in the evening
session today
That remarkable genius, Roland H.
Waldor, who wishes to be consulted by
anyone feeling doWncaSt, forsaken, or
perplexed on any subject has h1mself
been perplexed by being arrested for
d
art Waldor has not been long at ITO
Kansas avenue, and had just gotten
ont his circulars and cards when he
was disturbed by the blue-coated laity
He has not decided yet whether he
wants a license or not, though he will
have to pay for not
Another Sunday has qualified a new
SQUAD for the already swollen ranks
of the White Horse Gang. besides the
old heads who are always in the lot
where White Horse is loosened.
Those old and new who were in the
back lot yesterday were: Press john
son, Chas. Boyer. VIII Kennedy, Joe
Smith, J. d. Hamilton, Anton kohs,
w. B. Clark, Chas. Ennis, Pete Bagan,
an extravagant, jolly time and con-
tributed collectively $65 to the city
and about half that much to the drug
stores.
A large loss was reported yesterday
but the owner could not remember
where he lost it. 1t was a wagon,
team and calf. The team was a red
mule and a white horse and the calf
had been left in charge of the team
DISAPPEARED. The police have not dis
covered the missing property.
After the restaurant men had
thought all their trials over, in which
series only one was convicted, now
comes the arrest of r. w. Washam,
the complaint against whom had been
delayed. In nearly all of the cases
milk had been bought of the Pure
Milk company and found good when
whole but often Internationally
SKINNED by pouring off the top of the
bottles first as must be natural, but
Washam buys milk from dairyman
and is not so certain of its quality
even before it reaches him and denies
that he adds water or Skins. Trial in
the police court is set for January 26.
There has been no doubt that any
of the milk tested for evidence by DR..
Campbell against these restaurant men
being reduced milk but in practically
every case it has been adJudged to
the fact that the top of the milk must
come off first and leave the bottom
technically skinned milk. A faucet
in the bottom would serve merely to
draw the bottom off first and hence
would not help. The fact is that the
butter fat holds aloof from the poorer
element and is hard to be caught in
the same glass.