The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14

Kansas avenue, the building formerly
occupied by "Old Abb's Smoke house
and the room is being redecorated. IL
VIII be used as billiard hall by II.
L. Tromp.
The brotherhood OF the First Bap-
fist church has elected these officers:
President, o. Q. Black; vice president
w Z. Bulls; secretary. DR.. S. Temple;
treasurer. Fred Crouch.
A night school will open In the
Harrison school building, October 2s.
provided that at that time 40 persons
have signified the desire to attend the
school. A charge of a dollar month
will be made to students. The school
is designed especially for those who
cure an education in the English Ian
guage. instruction viii be given in
American institutions.
returned from Garden City, where he
let a contract for the erection of a
100000 Methodist church.
The trial and filming of six plain
DRINKS occupied an hours time in po-
lice court today Old offenders were
taxed $40 and new ones IS.
If you have any industrial stocks or
bonds that are not yielding you a sat
isfactory income on your investment.
send name Of company, number OF
shares and price desired to Walter A.
La Bar. Kansas City. Missouri. To-
peka address, Monday and Tuesday.
504 New England building.
DR.. Robert Stewart has moved from
his residence at Ala Woodlawn and Is
now residing at the Throop hotel.
Link Allen. a negro employed at the
Throop hotel, broke into a sample
room last evening by prying open a
window and stole three expensive Ia
dies hat frames. Whether he wanted
them for his lady friends or to sell Is
not disclosed. but the police officers
succeeded in detecting him last night
and have him slated for burglary and
larceny He will be turned over to the
county authorities for prosecution
When the carriages were turning
into funeral line at the Shellabarger
undertaking establishment this morn
ing about 10 O'Clock, a cab belonging
to the Perkins barn was struck by a
westbound West Fourth street car. The
pole of the cab and a front wheel
spoke were broken, but no other dam
age was done and no one was hurt.
Rev. J. NJ. Porter OF the State Tenn
perance union viii speak at the regu-
lar services OF the Christian and Mis-
sionary alliance, Swedish church SIS
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Lille Sneed may not go to the peni-
Tertiary for shooting at Lille Jordan.
Application was made to Judge Whit
comb this morning for a parole pend
ing the woman's good behavior and the
court has taken the matter under con-
sideration. The two women quarreled
over North Topeka mans love and
the Sneed woman won out. Then Lii
lie Jordan threw bricks at her. The
Sneed girl retallated with a few shots
from a rusty revolver. Her aim was
bad, but this fact may not keep her 4
out Of the penitentiary.
The w. A. Harris memorial, which
was to have been unveiled Monday At
Manhattan. will be postponed. The
ceremony was cancelled on account OF
the delayed shipment Of the material.
Judge Whitcomb this morning SEN
fenced W. A. Williams to an indeter-
inmate term in the state penitentiary
at Lansing. II was Williams a colored
man, who needed more money to cele-
brate his approaching wedding and
raised a SIS check TO read SIS.
Richard 7. Thomas clerk OF the
district court. is in Kansas City today
on matters OF business.