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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Bottom. Aug. 24-Boston won again.
Bediene keeping the Cleveland hits
scattered except in the fifth when
Ryan's triple came on top of Adams
single. Score: r H e
Boston .....1 40 o OO%-5 8 o
Cleveland. 80 o o 1000 o. 8 1
Batteries: Bedient and Carrigan;
BaSkette, Steen and Adams
Summary: Two-base hit-Jackson.
Three-base hit-Ryan. Bases on balls
Bedient, 2; Steen, 2; Baskette, 4. UNI
ires-Westervelt and O'Loughlin.
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OMAHA MAKES 20 HITS

Omaha, Aug. 24-Omaha hammered out
20 hits and won the last game of the series
from the Wichitas. Score:
OMAHA.
PLAYERS Alb. R. H. p A. E.
Justice, ss:----.---.
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Journal Ads Get Results.
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Western League.
Wichita at Topeka.
Denver at Lincoln.
Sioux City at st. Joseph.
Omaha at Des Aioines.
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Minneapolis- Indianapolis not playing.
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Commercial Club Bulletin: 1t is GO
ing to take a good attendants during
this series of ball games to assist the
local management in laying substan-
tial plans for good team in the
Western League next year. Right now
-today-is a good time to desert the
Office or the store a couple of hours
and go out to the game.
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With the Witches here let's SHOW
some more of that attendance stuff
The Witches have done a lot of crow
ing about some things but have neve
talked attendance with the Kaws.
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Rain at Philadelphia.

st. Louis at Philadelphia, postponed;
rain.
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St. Joseph Gazette: Manager John
Holland of the Drummers last night
announced the indefinite suspension of
Pitcher Henry CheIlette, who started
yesterdays game against the Wichita
club but who was jerked in the second
inning. Holland announced that Chel-
lette had been suspended for loafing
and for not being in proper condition
to pitch. The Drummer boss also an
nounced that other twirlers were in
line for suspensions if they do not
take more interest in their work, re-
port at the park for morning practice
and show that they have the best in
tereSts of the team at heart.
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Considering everything the crowd Fri
day was fair.
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'Ducky" Holmes, who succeeded
Red Andreas on the Packer throne,
has decided that lack of pitchers ails
the club. Andreas decided long ago
that the trouble was in the pitching
staff but couldn't get an appropriation
to land them.
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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR
WESLEYAN IS ANNOUNCED
SEASON WILL OPEN ON SEPT
.EMBER 2sth WITH CHENILLE.
Two Biggest Games of Season Will
be With w. v. U. and Mar
shall College,

The football schedule for West
Virginia wesleyn college at Buck
hannon has Just ben announced ad
II includes a number OF big attrac-
lions. Two Of the most important
games on the list are with the West
Virginia Universary at Morgantown
on October 9TH. and with the crack
Marshall college eleven on Novem-
her 18th. at Wesleyan. When coll
lege opens September 18th. there pro-
mises to be the greatest array OF
football talent enrolled AT Wesleyan
that there has ever been in the his
tory Of the institution. Inc new and
modern gymnasium is proving a mag
net for many OF the states best
athletes and there will no doubt he
a big bunch OF candidates on hand
when the term opens.
Included In tho number who will
enter Wesleyan are Garrett Of Fair
mont Normal. Lambert OF Marshall
Harvey. Evans II Chenille and many
others from the minor schools OF the
state. -Four Of the best men on :he
New Martlnsville High school last
year viii eater college as well a. 9th
or good men from the high schools
In ~" soutl ern part Of the state OF
last years Varsity men who will re
turn there will be Kellison. Long.
Leyfield. Morrison. Barry. Shumak.r.
Groves. Morley. Captain Stsnsherrt.
and possibly his brother Fred.
II has not yet been definitely de-
cided just who will teach In the in
Stituilou THIS year Fsaton was A.
Wcslcf an four years ago being cap
tain md graduate coach and in case
no VIII not accept Reitcr. who coach
"a Marietta college for the last three
Years Will Do selected. Two % the
teams which have been dropped from
Wesleyans schedule for several sea
sons Will hr found on the list this
year. the elevcns being Davis. Elksns
played ~ sisfersviic on October .sth
The West Niralnia game Is the one
That W'el'' nu viii fry 20 make her
he~' showing on account Of ne
ritarly which exists between tho two
collcgcg The schedule complete
follows
Game. Abroad
october t. West Virginia Tnivcr-
sity Def MorEnntown.
October o. Carnegie Tech. or Mus
kinEum college Tittshurr. or New
Concord. Ohio.
october ce. Bethany college
Ssforsviile
0'temher @. Davis Elkins CoiIeg,
.-Elklur
No.emh'r o.. Morris Harvey col.
. lego tharlsat,n.
Games a Home
Sepfcmnc- g. Chenille Normal
october 10. Marietta college
No.onner o. Fairrcnt normal
Notsmher 1s Marshall college
November o. Watut,iirz collie .
80.
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GRAND CIRCUIT
RACE MEETING
DUDE ARCHIBALD WON FAST
RACE AT FORT ERIE.
esther w. Winner Of the STEAK
Lost the Feature Event 20 Ba-
den In Hard Fought Race.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. l3-The
first days racing OF the Grand Cir.
cult stars at the Fort Erie tOntarioD
track VAS ushered In with a banner
attendance. the largest since the old
days OF the Hamlin track here
The feature OF the afternoon was
the King George V. stake. $4,000 for
z;l2 trotters. Esther W. winner If
the steak. at Cleveland. lost the
race to Baden. a brown stallion nv
Bingara. Five heats were trotted 10
get a winner. Esther W sold favor.
lie in the pools and won the frs.
heat handily in 2:0S I-2. Baden Tin.
ished NTH after going to a bad break
Al the start In the second hea,
Esther W took the lead. hut Baden's
nose was at Cox's wheel at the half
In beautiful drive down the stretch
Rodney closed the gap and Esther
W forced - her hest broke close to
me wire The time for the mile was
2.o6 IA. a second faster than the
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SHARKEY WANTS
To COME BACK"

NEW YORK. A1g t3.-"sailor
Tom SharkeJ. once leading heavy
weight pugli-f with record of
standing 20 rounds before Jim Iof
ferries and swing tho then champion
ono ~ the hardest battle OF hiq car
cor announced himself foniFst az
contender FOR white heavy weight
ch1mpiorRhip ~ The world ShsrEev
looks 20 gain this Distinction after n
Tons period ~ retirement BY taking
fhc measure ~ Tommy Burns. whose
defcg hy Jack Johnson Favs tho
latter The worlds title.
Shnrkey Faya no has been icf to
believe that Burns wants return
match with Johnson and expresses
bic own Willingness 20 arrange q
match with Burns under any fair
conditions Tho latter may name " Ito
expects confidence that n no takes
- course in strict training" No. can
reenfer the ring and defeat Burns
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ARRANGE MATCH
FOR LOCAL. MAN
YOUNG KLAUS TO MEET JOHNNY
BNERS AUGUST 18TH.

Final arrangements for what prom
ises TO be one OF the classiest bouts
put on by the AltamCnt club in Steu-
benville for some time. were COM
pleted last evening when a mill be-
tween Young Klaus, of this city. and
Johnny Byers. the promising young
fighter OF Jimmy Dime. was arranged
by Carl 7. LeatherWood acting for the
local lad and Promoter Edward Wor-
stall. OF the Ohio town. The local
boy has been trying TO get on with
Byers for some time. and that there
will be a lightning fast fight goes
without saying.
Klaus and Byers will appear in the
main bout OF the evening and will
weigh in at 145 pounds Klaus
will 20 into training at once. and ex-
poets TO be in the pink Of condition
when the date OF the match August
26th. rolls around. Young BREEDING.
Of this city. who has been doing some
classy work since entering the game
will most likely appear in the bantam
weight class in preliminary with Kid
Spauser. OF Wellsburg. II is also like
~ that Young Stoney Ritz. OF Wheel
Ing. viii be put on again with Abe
Lavigne. OF Pittsburgh. al the coming
bout. The boys appeared I'm the semi
finals Monday night. but through
Misunderstanding over an alleged foul
81 was not completed. Klaus has n
strong following locally and he will
be accompanied tn Steuhenviile ny a
large delegation Of fight fans from
this city.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Branding of China
Todays Game.
Philadelphia at Pittsblrs. %

BRpoKLNN. Aug. 13.-Rrookiyn to-
day lost TO Pittshurg I 90 ?. what may
be the last game TO be played I'm old
washington Park. a. It Is hoped 10
have the new stadium and grounds
ready for use when the club returns
In September. Smith rnade a h,.na run
today IN the opening inning. but az
Ter mat the locals could 10 nothing
WIN Robinson. Pittsburg got It's first
run wnen Umpire KLEIN reversed hts
decision after declaring Rvrra o,,, a..
tra plate. Two more came IN tho
eighth after Yingiing made a wild
throw 20 second on an easy play that
would have retired the side score.
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steefmen Defeated By The Dayton v,t.
Grams.

DAYTON. o.. Aug I3.-(CentraD Rain
broke w n pretty pitchers battle DO
tween Rowan and Moseley in the SIKH
inning here today The veterans won
a scratch. two errors ana two stolen
bases Rowan allowed but one hit while
Moseiey gave two and the former famed
u and Noseiey 2. No umpire showed ID
- work. 30 Heince Pritch. Cincinnati
Red scout who is here handled the IN
dicator
DAYTON ............0n0 n
Youngstown ...OO000 0-0 o
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FOLLASSBFF. W. Va. Aug. IA
Records were smashed here today in
the double header between Follansbee
and Bridgeport Pitcher williams of
Bridgeport shut out the Stubs without
a hit. only AZ men facing him Not a
man reached FIRST and there were no
bases on balls, edualing Fori's records
The time. l:l2. beats the worlds rec
ord. In the second game Pitcher Sis
ley for the Stubs gave Bridgeport one
scratch hit and the game was played
in i.20.
First garne-
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Canton hammered Myers All over the
Diamond

GRASu RAPIDS MICH. NlE "a
central Myers was in POOR form 20
Cav ara Canton won tD r Tho score
70 % r
Grand Rapids ..o0z0oo00 b
canton ..... N % r n ?
MYERS sri Hoimes. Ho'mquist and
Trrfpr
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Washington Club Drops Game 70 white
9OT.

WASHfNGTC%. Aug - american
~ ago defeated Washington today iu
. hard battle. D % O. both teams using
H-ee rif .rers HUGHES and Peters were
laffeI from mo hnt aud tho other two
went ont fo~ pinch ifffera
President Taffe vas a spectator
score % 70 L
ChiraE1 ........ 0fN1tf0n0 h
Was lnEf0r nn % ~ ri % 20n-7 10 3
Frfr-s. WISE" Walsh and schaik
krf %. I1Eh"e. '7sri"r. Erri" arf Wi
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Rsapsrs Dofea. th. Erie Sailors.

sIitlNFIElsp. .. Aug f6.--AlthouEh
would pc called on account Of ~afr ~
was not until they had their hats IN
mo fff1 fhnt if ratned. ard tho locals
won hv The score 81 90 ? oTf<ary
was knocked unconscious hy being M
on the head by pitched bail Score
u ~ ?,
Erie ...............nf0 a0-7
SrrfrEFe'f ........... E0a0r-q
Jenkins. SheftIe- and O'Learv Wagner
Wrfaf.ev and blackburn.
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nd-wheelinS-Rain.
Standing OF Clubs.


Erieat Springfield.
Wheeling at south Rend.
Youngstown at Dayton.
Canton at Grand Rapids.
Zanesviile at Fort WAYNE.
Akron At Terre Hauta
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Tho Rouers accept the challenge of
the Dolly NHricns for q game on sun
day. Aug is. on Twenty-eixth street
grounds. II this - satisfactory answer
through this paper We are orer for
games on all sundays The Ruii Dogs.
Don't Worrvs. ThurheE. 4 e. and
Schrihers Stars preferred.
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stations mark. Baden won the third
heat easily. In the fourth heat, Ba-
den stepped on a stone al the dis
lance flag and lost the heat to Oak
dale. The final heat went 70 Ba-
den, but a claim OF foul was regis
tered with the Judges by Snow. driv-
ing Oakdale. The foul was not al
lowed
Doctor Mack. fsvorite in the ZIG
trot, lost the first heat to Funny
Crank. driven by Geers Funny
Crank. a bad actor, could not get
near the Doctor in the next three
heats.
James s Murray. Jr, the l9-year.
old son OF Bud" Murray. driving
Jones Gentry. who sold favorite in
the pools won the 2:O9 pace in
straight heats. The best time was
2:OG Ia.
Dude Archdale. driven by Geers.
had no trouble winning the 2:06 trot
in straight heats
2;oe Glass Pace, IN 5. Purse 81 900.
Jones Gentry. Murray first
Edward Il. valentine second
Princess Patch. Gray third.
Best time 2:Os Ia.
a;ls Class rrot. Purse 1000. } ms.
br. Mack. tNucsolsJ first. Funny
Crank. tGcersl second. Alta Coast.
Dempsey third.
Rest time 2.0g -
2'oe Glass Trot, in 5. Purse. 81 900.
Dude Archdale. tGcers) first. Helen
stiles Murphy second. Nancy Royce.
Mccarthy third
Rest time EOS IL
2;l2 Glass rrot. King George ". stake.
Parse. 5000. in g.
Bnden rodney first. Esther w
tcoN' second Oakdalc. (Snow) third.
Rest time % Ia.
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SMOKES TO PLAY
DOUBLE HEADER
RAIN CAUSES PosrpoNEMENr
OF GAME YESTERDAY.
Wslshsr Arrives Homo to Nurse In
Jursd Thvmb-Dsnke~ Rs,sas-
I'd BY Goat.

Goat AnderSon's proteEes and the
Tail Enders will hitch up In a twin
Dill this afternoon In the Indiana
town and chances are that the locals
Will cop them both In all probable
ity Graham will twirl one OF the
games and II the veteran IL going
right he is sure TO cop. u would
mt be at all surprising TO sec the new
man. Clark working today as Goat
In anxious 10 give him n trial. Clark
Is from the Tevas league and has
been working out with Springfield
for several days The team is In
bad shape row and will not be able
10 put up as good article of bail as
they have ben playing.
Kid Welcher who had his thumb
split open by foul tip inMonday's
game against Springfield arrived
nome Yesterday morning accom-
pained by pitcher Banker. banker
was given his release by Manager
Anderson and will probably get on
with some OF the o. q p. league
him all kinds OF pain and It will be
some time before he will be able
TO get back into the game. Goat
would certainly be I'm a bad hole IL
'N'S INNS AAaPpfns 10 taiey as no
one else on the team ever worked
behind the artillry. II is SAT bet
that Ellington would give the fob
whirl.
Local fans who witnessed the
Stewart-Lavinse mill at SteubenviIe
Monday state that the local boy
fought nifty per cent better than
ne did In his last mill. Goo had the
best or the fight from the sound OF
the gong and was never in danger
Higgins. Spears and Bloyd. all
Moundsvtlle boys are playing ball At
Saturday evening Higgins is work
Ing IN most every position on the
team and is clouting the pill with a
marked degree Of regularity
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EAST LIVERPOOL. o, Aug i3.-Fair-
mont won the last game from East Live
pool today, score ( 10 3 This was the
locals last horne game as the team plays
it's first game at F1tsburg tomorrow.
fng pitchers and for o. ght innings II
looked as ~ the visitors twirler would
srore a shut-out but IN theuinth with
Two men down the locals on FOUR hits
and "a base on balls scored three runs
The side was retired with runners on
second and third. Fairmont scored their
rrus on clean hitting aided by errors
81 the locals who played listless ball
Fast liverpool ..oooOOOOos-3 2
Fatrmont ......0 q = ~
Batteries East Liverpool. Hamilton
and Mackey.
Fairrnont. Daily and Carroll
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AMERICAN
Standing OF clubs.

- Louis ~ Hosfon 20
Detroit ~ New YORK.
leveland ~ philadelphia
fhIraEo az Washington
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TfffLAUELrfffA. Aus Tf-The horne
team failed fo take fuf. nIvarfarr -
'fr hurI hitting AMI flaf fDfavH game
o. flr. Innau ny o. Score
'fr 'rrHf ......r nrHHf 30 g
fr Hfrlrhin .... 5000 1nna.f De- n
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x-sisley oatted for Easton IN ninth
xx-France batted for J. Houser IN
ninth
Follsnsbes $1,000 o 90 90 30
Bridgeport .-.--..o o o o %
Two base hits, Buckalew. Double
plays. W. Houser. Boone and Collins-
wood
Stolen base, NcKelvey
Sacrifice hit. Buckalew.
Base on balls. Houser 4.
Struck out. Houser 10; Williams ..
Umpire. Bricealn.
Second Game
Follansbee Oo0a al k ?
bridgeport e. 0 o o o o % ! l
Sisley and Marshall. Mccarthy and
Buckalew.
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TWIRLING RECORD Is
EQUALED BY WILLIAMS
D1xDoEYo1T DAvn YAHs TO
ALLOW 4 1rHoLD.


Follanebee %
Bridgeport Observation-Disclosures.
-
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Today's oAmsa


Bridgeport at Foilansbee
Fairmont at East Liverpool
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Parse. 5000. , in s.
Bnden rodney FIRST. Esther w
tCoNl second Oakdalc. CSnow) third.
Rest time 90 ID.
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Dude Archdale. tGcers) first. Helen
stiles Murphy second. Nancy Royce.
Mccarthy third
Rest time a.n- II
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with the Democrats if he thought they
were right?''
AT our house." replied the daughter
of the Kansas congressman, I'VE don't
think the Democrats are ever right
The following Kansas postmaster
nominations have been sent to the SEN
ate for confirmation: James H. Cleaver
to succeed William A Hillhouse at
Glasco; Sheridan Crumrine to succeed
himself in the office at Longton; Ever
EFT G. GilIdett in the place of Louis T.
Parsons at Plains; Charles H Krutz,
reappointed at Mulberry; George G..
Nutter, reappointed at Cuba, which Of
flee has been elevated to the presi-
Dental class; Roberta H. McBlain, re-
appointed for the Fort Riley office.
The senate has confirmed two Kansas
postmaster appointments = Robert T..
Jellison, Belleville; James III. Large,
Belle Plaine.
Other Kansas postmaster appoint
ments are: John l.. Nevins, Larkins-
burg; Dora Barley, Ransom; Albert L.
Utterback, Caney; Zelma P. Jackson,
Coldwater; George H. Leisenring, Ellis;
James r. Bolts, Arkalon; Emma G.
Nelson, Kismet; Harry L. Wagner,
Wilder, johnson county.
Postal savings banks have been
ordered established in four Kansas
postoffices on April 1, as follows: Hays,
Humboldt, Sabetha and Stafford.
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WOMAN CONFEssEs THEFT.
Mrs. Mitchell of Horton Says Husband
Is Innocent.

Kansas City. March 12.-Floyd E.
Jacobs, assistant prosecuting attorney,
has issued a complaint against Bert
White, an attorney, charging him with
receiving stolen property White is
accused of having taken seven stolen
diamonds from Mrs. Jennie May
Mitchell of Horton, Kansas, on the
agreement that he would sell them.
The diamonds were part of neck
lace of nineteen stones which Mrs.
Mitchell has confessed she stole from
Mrs. Frank Groves, jr., while she was
employed a maid.
81 took the diamond necklace, and
I am not afraid of anyone" Mrs.
Mitchell said. 81 am ready'to take the
consequences for my act. But there
are others that will know about it
when I get through"
It was on December Ia that Mrs.
Mitchell, then Miss Jennie May Will
son, went to work as maid for Mrs.
Groves. The first day there she was
caring for the baby and the diamond
necklace was lying on chair
81 took it and hid it under the bed
Mrs. Mitchell said. Then I was afraid
to give it back and the next day
took it away from the house. 1 in
tended to keep it for reward, but
when the 500 reward was offered I
was afraid to return it and I decided
to dispose of it.
81 knew Bert White in the Rialto
building and he had diamond ring
and thought would trade the neck
lace for it. I told him the necklace
belonged to my great grandmother,
but we could not arrange a trade. The
ring did not suit me. Then I told him
where I got the necklace and he said
he would sell the diamonds for me. I
gave him all the stones, but don't
know whether he sold any of them or
not"
Mrs Mitchell quit work at the
Groves home December %, but not for
reasons connected with the disappear
ance of the necklace. January 2 she
was married to Harry Mitchell, Ne
braska farmer. She says he is in no
way connected with her taking the dia-
monds; that she did not know him at
the time, and that he never questioned
her statement that they were family
heirlOOmS.
Her husband has not seen her since
she was brought from Horton, Kansas,
but she says she never intends living
with him again and would have left
him anyway
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Kansan Accepts Receivership.

Kansas City, March IA telegram
was received from J. o. Davidson in
Jacksonville, Florida, saying he would
accept the appointment as one of the
three receivers for the Kansas City,
Mexico & Orient railroad in Kansas
and Oklahoma. He was on a train
going from his home in Wichita to
Florida when he was appointed by
Judge Pollock in the United States
circuit court
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THIRD TRUsKETT TRIAL ON.
Caney Murder Case Is Being 1hrashed
Out in Court Again.

independence, Kan, March IA
The third trial of the state against A
A Truskett, charged with murder, has
begun in the district court here. The
counsel lineup is the same as in the
second trial. Truskett, who is 6 5 years
old and lives in Caney, is charged with
killing ]. D. S. Neeley, president of the
Wichita Gas company and oil inspec-
tor of Lima, Ohio, at Caney January
7 1911
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in high-grade $1.55 and $1.75
carpets; special at, yd. .SI.39
Wilton Carpet-One pat
tern Wilton carpet with Dor
der to match. Regular $1.90
quality; at, yard. =. .S1.55
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-12
TO ONE SLED A HORSES.
Officers of Fort Riley Garrison Hav'
Great Ride.

Junction City, Kan, March 12.-The
heavy snowfalls of the last two weeks
have been much enjoyed by the gar
rison at Fort Riley. The officers of
the Sixth field artillery, accompanied
by their wives and friends, took long
sleigh ride over. the post, in a huge
sleigh with many bobsleds attached,
and all drawn by % pairs of trained
artillery horses.