The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-25
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quet Flour. Adv.
floor OF the Mulvane building IL in
progress.
A building permit has been ISSUED to
D. N. SweaFingen for tho remodeaing OF
his dwelling at 415-17 East Sixth ave-
nue..
Pleading guilty to trespassing. James
Adams was fined 81 and costs today by
A. c. Bartel. clerk Of tho court of To-
peka.
Tho case Of Thomas hampton. char9-
ed with being delinquent parent. II
set for this afternoon In tho juvenile
count. nF
Rosalie Gardenhire. colored. who il
retained at the county Jail on the
charge OF insanity, Will be examined
tomorrow In the probate court.
Judge Clifford p. Smith of Brook
line, Mass, viii deliver a lecture on
Christian Science at the Orpheum
theater Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Call at the business ofdce Of the
State Journal for your tickets ana
automobile reservations for the WASH
burn-Aggie game on Washburn neId
Thursday.
Another search warrant was issued
yesterday in the shoplifting case. the
house at 1888 Monroe street was
searched by officers from the court OF
Topeka. Nothing was found.
Over half the necessary men have
signed as members Of the militia
company that IL being organized by
Art Hargis. Ono prominent Topeka
physician has enlisted as a private.
Special exercises will be held
Wednesday afternoon at many OF the
local schools. It Is needless to state
that there will be no school this week
after Wednesday. The high school
pupils will be free after 1925 O'Clock.
Sunny Flora. the local weather
man, stated today that the batting
average" for the government fore
caster at Chicago Is about 800. That
is, he misses one time out OF ten.
Tho forecasts received at Topeka
come from Chicago.
The stage of the river has not va
ried more than three-tenths of a foot
In the last month. Today the stage
il 3.5 feet. The lowest point reached
was 3.3 feet, on the twelfth. The
stage has been SO feet on several oc-
casions. This siege Is extremely low.
Gilbert barrett. colored, who re-
Gently attacked George Johnston, a
white student, with a knife and who
was sent ZONE, has not since shown
| up at school It will be remembered
that the only damage done in the at
tack was the slashing OF Johnston's
clothing.
A constantly increasing Perpetual
Care Fund" growing out of the sales
of all lots and praves, guaranteed by
charter and secured by first mort
cages on real estate. is the distinctive
feature and keynote OF The Mt. Hope
lentz. sales manager, 1911 Quincy st..
phone 1912. for further particulars
Adv. s7
| A union Thanksgiving service for
young people will be held at the First
Presbyterian church from to 8
Fo'clock Thursday evening. c. D..
Wellman will serve as leader of a
will be conducted by Miss Helen
Shirk. the general subject of which
will be. Our Thanksgiving"
We could use more money in our
business. 80 have decided to close out
all the new Bell Brothers pianos we
cent off on all new Bell Brothers
pianos and 40 per cent off on all new
Bell Brothers Merriman pianos in
/ our store. Investigate. The Ema-
hizer-Spielman Furn. Co.-Adv.
Professor A. NJ. Wilcox of the State
sas branch of the American Institute
| Of Archaeology, gave an interesting adj
dress Monday night on the Acropolis of
Athens, which was illustrated with
| stereopticon views. The society has
promised for this season lectures by
four leading psychologists Of the coun-
try.
The chickenpox epidemic is on the
wane, according to Sanitary Sergeant
Ramsey, and that the disease is no
longer spreading Mr.. Ramsey attrib-
utes to the efficiency of the school
teachers Of the city. who took active
measures as soon as the epidemic be-
/ knnWn ho
been no new cases reported for sew
eral days.
The Misses Nellie. Gladys and LEILA
Rogan. daughters OF C. c. Rogan Of the
auditor Of states office are suffering
from the effects Of ptomaine poisoning
caused by eating q tainted meat loaf
last Sunday evening. Miss Nellie Ro-
gan has been in rather a serious con-
dition. Mr.. Rogan, who ate only a
small quantity Of the meat was made
but slightly i'll.
New blood Is to be infused into the
Gage park herd Of deer. There has
been disease in the herd. believed to
be the result Of in-breeding. Com
missioner Porter has secured a fine
buck from man living near Quinton
Heights. and this fine specimen will
head the herd. New pens have also
have been moved to them. They are
near the buffalo pens.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest Of A. E. Hunt. alias C. w. Gray
on the charge OF embexxlement. Frank
Thomas. the complainant. declares he
lent Hunt SIS. accepting q typewriter
as security; Hunt, the complaint al
leges. falsely represented he was the
owner Of the machine. L. L. Kiene will
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