The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-08

Wv Inc VlcI1m was severely in
jured by the blow of a. club on his
head. =ut,s es
The Kansas Association of Life In
derwriters. will meet Monday noon at
which time the medical examiners of
the city will also be present through
| special invitation. E. w. Thompson
will read a poem in the French-C Cana
dian dialect pertaining to Microbes
and incidentally being appropriate for
an insurance meeting.
| Two youthful burglars, one from
Chicago, and one from Oregon, fell
| into company in the little town of FL
mont and yesterday afternoon entered
| the house of Benjamin Lawton, u
farmer living two and a half miles
northwest of that village. With their
loot valued at SAT, they sought to
| find cover in Topeka, but were ar
| rested soon after their arrival last
night in the Rock Island yards. Police
| Sergeant Dan Garden, who had a
meager description of the men at the
police station, made the arrest and
succeeded in getting the lads to con-
| fesS. They gave their names as Michael
Drisstol. aged IS and Walter Reese,
aged %.
At meeting held in Topeka att
tended by chiropractors from all over
the state of Kansas, Iowa and Nebras-
ka, a state organization was formed
Tuesday, having for it's purpose the
promotion OF freedom and protection
to chiropractors, and the science of
chiropractic. A bill is being intro
duced during this session of the Iegis-
lature regulating the practice of CHR
opractic in the state.
| The damage suit for $3.50 brought by
Albert B. Weber against John Richie,
| the contractor. charging that the lat.
| ter's steam roller set fire to his barn
destroying it, was begun in the dis
| trict court today.
Peter w. Boyles and Miss Carrie
Betterman, both of RossvilIe, were
| married at 1890 this afternoon at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Senifold, of 1913 Leland street. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. j. Lewis.
| Mr.. Boyies is a prosperous farmer in
the Rossville country and the newly
| married couple will make their home on
a farm which the young man owns.
A supply of 400 choice cigars and SIS
in money were stolen from the Wood
ford drug store at the corner of Blu
chanan and Seventeenth streets Mon
day night by lone burglar. The man
had forced an entrance at a rear win
dow by the aid of an old file. The
police were warm on the burglar
tracks when he flew the town. They
| soy HE'S d lildl uDuSSu 10 len cent
| and two for a quarter cigars and that
they expect him back.
At the meeting of the state miners
Tuesday morning a resolution was
| passed endorsing Governor Stubs re-
fusal to send militia to the mining
districts during the strike last sum-
| mer. Two of those who drafted the
resolution. are former members of the
house of representatives. They are Hal
c. Cowden and Ralph Deacon of Weir
| City, Mr.. Deacon is serving his sec
ond term in the present session of the
legislature.
Topeka camp No. 14s Royal Neighbors
of America. the ladies' auxiliary Of the
Modern Woodmen of America, is con-
Quoting a campaign for new members
and will hold a class adoption March
Is. The size Of the class is not being
elivulged. but the ladies are confident
of reaching the high mark set for
themselves at the beginning Of the cam
paign and have been working quietly
to break all former records.