The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06
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The schoolma ANS are sadly missed
at the state house.
The air is filled with the smudge of
burning leaves every evening.
| A number of the visiting teachers are
spending Sunday in Topeka.
The body OF the young man found
hanging in a North Topeka Clubhouse
has not been identified
! Judge w. H. Thompson of Garden
City has spent two days at the state
library looking UP "the law
Two thousand Topeka booklets were
distributed by the Commercial club
among the visiting teachers.
| Joseph Ruch. aged Is, charged with
| The larceny of an electric fan, was as
sessed a fine of $40 in police court this
morning.
| Harold I. Chase will deliver the first
of a series of lectures on Sunday after
noon at the Central Y. M. c. A. at 4
o'clock. All men are invited.
| Mrs. Theodore Saxon invites you to
! inspect the cosy home on Harrison
| (1267) with it's beautiful decorations
| and curly yellow pine Hard wood
| floors.
George Dusenberry, the first parent
| to be arrested for violation of the cur
few law, when arraigned in police
court today before Judge S. S. Urmy
pleaded guilty and was fined 81.
The entire federal court from here
Will go TO FOrt Scout SUNDAY night TO
| be present Monday morning when the
| United States court convenes there
, with Judge Pollock on the bench.
There will be an informal entertain
r)ent this evening at the Central Y. M.
c. A. C. II. Fenstermacher will show
moving pictures and slides. No adnis-
sion will be charged and the public is
invited.
| J. H. Hoehner, teacher of mechan-
| ical drawing at the manual training
| school, will again assume his duties
after having spent five weeks at Stor-
| mont hospital on account of an opera
ton which it was necessary to perform.
For the first time in the history OF
the state, the printer has caught uI
with the supreme court decisions. The
Hast line for the "eightieth Kansas was
lset today and it includes the October
1850 decisions.
General Garcia. of Cuban fame, will
be the next speaker at the Commercial
lclub. The Garcia dinner will be helt
len the evening of December 2. Their
has already been a demand for tickets
lit is possible that Lieutenant Rowan
iwho handed "a message to Garcia
may also be a guest.
FS. Scritchfeld, K J. Rogers. A
/ Nuckolls and A. King, teamsters en-.
gagged in hauling sand, were arrested
To-day charged with overlooking. Or
one of the wagons the load weighed
1000 pounds. They Will nave near
ling in police court probably at the late
afternoon session today
A suit entitled the c., B. & @. Rail
iroad company against the Wolf River
Drainage district of Doniphan county
Kansas, was fled in the equity division
O. the United States circuit court to-
cay The suit involves taxation of the
corporation for the maintenance of the
drainage district. of which the railroad
claims to receive no benefits. and the
| incorporation of which district is al
legged to be insufficient and illegal.
An echo meeting of the Nationa
w. C. T. u. convention. which has re
lcently closed in the city of Omaha
will be held in Gemmell hall in tn
central Y. M. C. A. on Monday even
ling, the 8th, beginning at O'Clock
John Marshall, one Of the speakers a