The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-05

Troop l., BOY scouts OF America, VIII.
meet Tuesday night at the Oakland Pres
byterian church.
The Triton team went to Granville
( to s.
The Mayetta team Sunday defeated the
Shawnee Mills Midgets by a score of L
to 3.
Captains of amateur teams are request
ed to phone their games to the sporting
editor of the State Journal
A Democratic rally will be held tonight
in the rooms of the Kansas Democratic
rlambeau club at 2301A Kansas avenLe
w. f. Atchison. candidate for county at
torny, and L. NJ. Penwen, will be the
Democratic candidates have been invited
to attend this rally and will be given
chance to address the meeting. 1t i
planned to make rousing affair of this
rally and to create interest in the local
candidates as much as possible Some
entire Democratic vote for the primary
election.
Eustis Clay is suffering with an injured
foot which was caught under the elevator
in the Mills building Saturday His foot
was caught between the elevator and
floor of the building and crushed. His
injuries are painful but not thought to be
serious as no bones were broken.
w. E Henderson
secretary of the Gideons. is in TopeNi
today reception for him will be held
at the home of c. A. Vancil. 1920 Laurel
avenue. at o'clock this evening Secr9
ta-y Henderson is on his way to Chicago
from Lincoln, Neb., where he delivered
chautauqua address.
A Republican primary rally will be held
tonight at the Avondale school house
Live issues pertaining to the campaign
viii be discussed by representatives of
4 Curtis
thony, jr., and the candidates for county
offices.
Tonight the school board will be r.
ORGANIZED. Six of the present members
will retire. leaving board composed Of
six members. Three persons have oeen
named as having chance for the presl-
-dencv of the board. They are L. NJ. Pen
we'll Mrs. c. ]. Evans and W. F. Atch-
ison.
Miss Minnie E Jones, assistant to Sc
rotary ]. Will Kelley of the CommerGlal
club is spending her vacation in Burlln-
game.
The sheriff was notified this morning
that two horses, brown and soIrel,
were stolen last night from the 1esldsnce
of Oscar Williams, between Twenty-f1ft1
and Twenty-sixth streets on 4Adal IS
street. The brown is said to be years
old. while the sorrel is years old. The
brown was wearing a-halter- The owner
is anxious TO hear from his property
Two marriage licenses have been grant
ed by the probate judge. They were is
sued to Clifton L. johnson, 20 years Old:
and Anne F. Boyd. 10 years old both OF
Topeka and Elba E. Leonard, "A years
old and Susie V Norris, Is years Old
both of Richland, Kan
G. l. Kientz pleaded guilty before judge
Robert D. Carver in the county court TINS
morning to fishing with a trot line upon
which he had more than . hooks, and
was fined IS and costs. He was paroIe1
from everything except the fee of $40 de-
manded by the deputy warden who made
the complaint against him. however, %!
his promise not to repeat the violation OF
the fish and game law The complain:
was made by o. A. Ogee, who lnslsten
upon the collection of his fee.
Miss Grace Whiting, who has been II,
is convalescing at the home of her unc.'''
Robert Steele, of College Hill. Miss Whit
ing expects to visit friends in Lawrence
as soon as she is able.