The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-04
Horse and Buggy Collide WIN
Adams Automobile.
Damage Over $1OO-HOrse
Was Badly Cut Up.
ON KANSAS AVENUE.
Accident Occurred Opposite
"hOly Roller" Tabernacle.
Sane Fourth Celebrated by First
MarderS Other Items.

After driving furiously up and down
Kansas avenue for several hours ira
Pricket, out on bond for a CUTTING
scrape, and two companions, ran ms
horse into c. F. Adams automopllS
near KfsIer street and Kansas aVenue,
about 10 O'Clock last night. over SIuo
damage was done and the animal Wo1
badly cut up. The Pricket BOY ,escap s..
from the officers hold, and the otnI ;
two boys also got away pelo40 'AAO'-
identity was learned
The wind shield of the auto was
broken, the covering or the ensI.i9
stove in and other damage was uO ,t.
None of the persons were 1nJureu' go -
horse and buggy was from VH0 00'
Martin livery barn. .o+,,v.,,-
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Adams were Iet9 5 -.
inc from Lawrence and had stopped on
the west side of the street opposlle lI ne
"Holv Roller tabernacle to listen "
the noise made by the perIorII ISI,S
therein lie had just started 10 le s9.e :
and creeping at a snaifs pace We
turning south on the corner at Cent s a.
avenue when the horse and buggy
coming from the north, collldeo WIN
the front part of the auto. Inc am
NAL reared and plunged upon the lIoou
It's body struck against the glass WIZ" VIZ
shield, breaking it and cutting uae
horse in several places: Inc fne 49, The
horse was helped off of the macnlne
while streams Of blood poured from It's
sides. ,,.,s had
seized hold of Pricket as ne eapeu
from the buggy, but as the Policeman
attention was engaged WITH Ilto rs ~ -,
the bow broke away and disappeared IN
tie crowd. The other boys had maze
The Pricket boy is out on bond Tor
assaulting the Anderson boy ABOUT d
month ago. -o;a 20
He and his companions are saio 70
have been driving up and down North
Kansas avenue for several hours pre-
vious to the accident. and to have peen
using profane language in loud tones
A sane Fourth is being celebrated on
the North side today. So far no serloas
accidents have been reported. OF
course there have been the usual NUM-
Der of burned fingers and hanos anu
sineed hair from firecrackers.
Tho majority OF North side people
went this morning to the big celebra-
ton at Silver Lake. With them II Is
said went 125 candidates for county
offices, although this may De uslng
noliticaI license. Any way big crowd
allied the Union Pacific depot, and the
candidates we're as busy as the pro-
verbal bees among the people, snak-
ing hands, and telling every one that
he would run the county works Detter
than any one else.
At Garfield park the Red Men are
giving a celebration. The following IS
the program:
Address of welcome by Mayor BILLIARD
at 20 a. m.
Reading by Miss Corning, ''Declara-
ton of Independence"
Address, by w. A. s. Bird, Past Great
Noon.
Address. by Rev. John A. Bright, on
workmanship"
SPORTS.
Egg race for ladies only.
Nail driving contest, ladies only.
Bicycle potato race.
Boys shoe race.
Sack race.
Bicycle ring contest for ladies.
Bow and arrow shooting.
Three legged race.
Wheelbarrow race.
Barrel race.
Tug of war.
Liberal prizes will be given for all
sports.
ORIN MCAFERTY,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Attest: E. r. MISCHKE,
Secretary Joint Committee.
At the meeting of the North side
drainage board Tuesday, V. r. Park
hurst will present his plan for the