The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-03
POLICE JOTTINCS.
List of Those Who May Sell
Liquor in Topeka.
Contains Names of Many Well
Known Jeintfsts.
STOP SALOME DANCE.
1t Was Being Executed on
Kansas Avenue.
The Automobile ''Cop" Is Busy
Once More.

II i1ctS sometimes Deen
thought that the little police court was
preliminary Joke there are now an
even dozen doing time for the uquor
law Violations who Will probably re-
member for long time what the little
judge said
But there Is power which never was
thought to be Joke. That power is
vested In the internal revenue collector
ana whoever would sell booze must fix
IL up with him first. But if one does
buy an Internal revenue stamp then he
INTENDS to sell liquor so many
1olnt1sts run the risk of United
detection.
Thirty-one government licenses are
found to be held in Topeka and a large
per cent of the holders have served time
ES. Allen, 115 N. Van Buren. r. M. L.
D; G. A. Champion. 40 Kansas, r. /.
p; Carr & Co, 6111A N. Kan, r. L.
y p; Mildred ConcIe. 213 e. First, r. L.
p; Democratic Flambeau club, VIM.
Peter, trustee, 232 Kan. r. L. D.: Jane
Davis, 22O e. Crane, r. L. D.. F. Du-
rein 211 r. Fourth, r. L. D.; George
Dupree, iO07 Kan, RI. D.; Marie DOd-
ner, 133 Kan, r. NJ. L. D.; Jube Jor-
den. 125 n. Monroe. r. L. D.; Mary
Jorden, l21 w. Railroad r. L. D.; Mrs.
r. Kneisler, Crane and Jefferson W.
NJ. L. D; do. R. L. D.; Mohawk club,
Thos. Mooney, steward. 109-111 E. Third,
r. L. D.; D. c. McClafferty 200 Kansas,
r. L. D.; Gottlich Noler. $50 East Fifth,
r. L. D.; John Niedeens, 113 Adams,
r. L. D.; Order of Owls, No. IL, G. A.
Wood, trustee, ITO E. Sixth. r. L. D.;
w. H. Ready, 220 N. Kansas, r. L. D;
Swedes L., Sick and Benefit association,
Chas. Lundgren, president, 21S w. First,
r. L. D.; Swedish L. Library associa-
ton, G. b. Dick, trustee, 306 Kansas,
r. NJ. l. D.; Tom Stump, 11812 N. Kan,
r. L. D; VIM. Smart, 5131s E. First,
r. L. D.; Topeka Turnverein, Turner
Hall, R. L. D.; Beven Wisdom, 300 E.
Crane, r. L. D.; Arion Singing society,
VIM. Heise, trustee. PIT Quincy, r. L.
D.; Benevolent Order of Beavers, E. E.
Johnson, Stewart, AIS Kan, r. L. D.;
ard, 635 Jackson, R. l. D.; Eagles lodge
No. 5S, j. o. Levey, Com, 615 Van
Buren,, r. L. D; Frank Raynor, Alb w.
Curtis, w. NJ L. d,
r. L D. is the abbreviation for retail
liquor dealer, r. NJ. L. D. for retail
malt liquor. dealer, W. NJ L. D. for
wholesale malt liquor dealer
A retail license costs .$25 while a
Wholesale license is worth $50.
: A letter to the9 chief of police from
E. D. Peck, captain. corps of engineers
at Fort LeaVenworth. concerning J. W.
Salter who is confined in the county
Jail, proves that somebody has been ar
rested for taking passes under the new
laws. Salter is said to be a United
States prisoner. He is charged with
accepting a pass over the Santa Fe
railroad. What will be done with him
is not known. He formerly worked in
the Third battalion of engineers station
ed at Fort Leavenworth.
Kidder, Conner, Clio Clio, and Flo
Flo got together last night after the
show and started somewhere down
Kansas avenue. The pace was killing
but a cop caught up. Kidder had
recited a selection of his own about
bathing and had hung his clothes on
cigar sign and jumped into the
street; Flo Flo had done a ballet
dance and kicked a derby down a
cellar stair: Conner had ridden a drug
sign some forty feet for circus horse
and Clio Clio had just executed a
Salome dance rough Shod when
Patrolman Parcels ran--up in the flies
and rescued the Salome dance from
further mutilation- c. c. Smith. mer-
chant policeman, also arrived breath
less and the four merry makers were
walked to the station. They gave
their real names as H. J. Regan, w.
Meyers, Rose Hall and Mrs. H. L.
Hall. They all promised to be decent
for the remainder of the evening and
were released on SO bonds to appear
this evening for trial. They are not
expected, however
1 told you so when / saw him. The
pop pop cop Is on uuly dSdiIl eiAlCl
a long quietude with wounded calf
He is able to ride the motor though
and some of the fellows did not take
the tip extended gratis. Mr.. Hutton
has a fondness for speeding after the
autos He likes to see them go for
that gives. him a license to go some
too but every time he does he tells
it at the station and Judge Urmy does
the rest.
During the afternoon ride three
drivers were seen exceeding the speed
limit The first was H. M. Miller,
coal dealer, and the limit was eX-