The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-31

| Rose Hail, Wn1Le, ana In6lma Herring =
| ton, Carrie Holmes, Liza Williams 5,
John Deer, Fred Graves and Ed Nc
Donald, all colored, will be tried this
| evening, Mcdonald for keeping a dis
orderly and gambling house, and the
others for being found in The po-
lice found them shooting craps at 1888
Monroe street Monday night.
| The police arrested Ralph Scott, COL
ored, this morning under a charge of
| assault with a deadly weapon. Fred
krause, white boy, of 327 Fillmore
street, complained that the colored man
| mad drawn a revolver on him last night
| in Parkdale. Scott was released on his
! own recognizance to report for trial.
]. T. Reed Of SOC Locust street was
taken to Stormont hospital Tuesday
formed Wednesday.
Burgharts new size Favorite clean,
sound, of mellow mild flavor. Try one.
Porter Patterson. 1923 King street.
was arrested Tuesday night on a state
warrant, charging violations of the pro-
hibitory law. At the Patterson home
were found Is bottles of beer and s
bottles of whisky. When the Patter-
tank was built in the side of the house.
By removing a board, the officers
brought to light the liquor. Patterson
looked surprised when a deputy sher-
iff produced an armload of beer bot
ties from the side of the house. Then
the prisoner inquired anxiously as to
who hid the goods in his house. He
denied the ownership of the liquor.
Suit was fled in the district court
today by C. B. Gaunt, of Wichita,
against W. w. Walton to recover
$S7251, alleged to be due on a contract
for the purchase Of an automobile.
The preliminary hearing of Charles
Heck, charged with the robbery of w.
R. Kuykendall last fall, was today con-
tinued in the court of Topeka until
June IA.
Wade Moore, who made threats
against his neighbors, was today placed
under 5000 peace bond, when Moore
actions were brought to the attention
of Judge Carver, of the county court.
DR.. ]. Culmer McGill, who has been
employed as deputy in the county
clerks Office. has resigned, and will
go to Greensburg, Kan, where he will
practice medicine. McGill is succeeded
by S. v. Westrick, of 500 Harrison
street. A E. Campbell, also a deputy
in the clerks office, has resigned and
will become a deputy in the county
treasurer's Office. He is succeeded by
Harrison T. Hudson.
On account of a misunderstanding in
respect to the time of holding the
meeting of real estate men for the
purpose of recognizing the Topeka
Real Estate Dealers association, the
meeting which was to have been held
this noon, has been postponed until
Friday noon. All the realty men of
Topeka are invited to be present.
Commissioner E. B. Stotts and the
committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the "Sane Fourth" celebra-
ton went out to Garfield Park early
this afternoon so that a decision may
be made as to whether that is the log
ical place for holding the big celebra-
ton.
Large posters bearing the inscrip-
ton welcome Merchants" have been
printed and will be placed in the local
store windows.
Local merchants are asked to get
out their red and white bunting for
Merchants Week. June z, and 9.
ors of the Topeka Jobbers and Manu-
facturers' association.
DR.. and Mrs A T. Hults, of Law
renee. will attend the dental meeting
next week and be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. DeGarmo, PA Tyler street.
Judge Wood Speaks at Hays.
Hoyt Kan, May 31.-Jadge ]. G.
Wood. of Topeka, delivered the me-
mortal address here in the Baptist
church to a large congregation.
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