The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-17
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AASE S0V1O
At 8oMD Wuyvl
Tho data. for the spring reunion e.
nounced as March MIA
Wedding license was isaued this
morning to Fred Cramer, aged =, and
Edith Hughes, aged q. both OF Topeka
Lowman McClan pleaded guilty to-
disturbing the peace and was fined 5
today by Judge Robert Carver Of the
court of Topeka
A free moving picture show win be
A. tonight. Pictures taken in q big
foundry win be feature.
Leroy Denton. q II year old st.
Marys boy. ran away from home last
night and the Topeka police have
been asked to hold him II he comes
here.
A rural store four miles west of
Lawrence was robbed Tuesday morn
ing, hve raxors being stolen. It IL be-
lieved that the robbers came to To-
peka-
ceived shipments Of sweet potatoes
packed in crates, This il the first
time that they have come packed In
this manner. - t,ssa.
The Topeka police department. re-
cetved word Tuesday afternoon from
Midland. Kan, to look out for man
who Is alleged to have stolen jewelry
from Midland.
The members Of the Fraternal Broth
erhood No. al. who are present at the
meeting of the order tonight. will be
given Christmas gifts. Every mem-
Der is urged to attend.
0s-o. <1.- ~,,<. v,~1ras<a xx,ore In
peka school children have been devel-
oping bicycle polo game. Football
and wooden blocks are being used by
the youngsters when it is not possible
to obtain round balls.
Lowman Hin school recently gave a
demonstration Of playing at the school
grounds. The pupils played several
different games, each class having q
part OF the ground. Later the pupils
gave q play demonstration indoors.
Mayor Cofran received a letter this
morning from L. r. Holt, president OF
the Klondilxe Implement company. of
Maryville, Mo-, asking the mayor to
assist him in locating q man named c.
D. Spencer. whom the writer believes
to be in Topeka.
Dan Atkinson was fined SIS in police
court Tuesday afternoon on the charge
Of being drunk and disturbing the
rassn i;ttIe a., "n East s;vth ove-
nc M',.e,an 100 ;c~ "a 10 no.
rested by Police Oncer Woodrow.
Agriculture will become q regular
study in the grade schools. A COM
mittee of school principals will meet
next Monday morning with c. H. With
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BACK.
George Mattinsay. CITY license col
lector. said today That MS coHect1ons
of 1913 have already exceeded those
OF last year seH0 there rs stfhs money
yet to be collected. HIS total collec-l
tons last year were = 1865. To
date he has collected this year <16,-
1885.
wess and Row Harder who were ar
rested NV TIndersheriff Tarimer and
nenutv Holman in RossviIle on the
charge Of Selling Huuor and Inaintain-
inr nuisance' pleaded guilty this
morning In the district court Judge
Whitcomb sentenced each to 30 days
and fined each 800 on each of two1
counts. = 80
A birthday anniversary came to-
Capt. C. H. Titus, former commissions
er of elections, Monday. Capt Titus
says he feels so young that to tell his
age would be Inconsistent with his
feelings. A number of his neighbours
surprised him by calling in the after
noon and remaining. They brought
refreshments with them
A local bank had instituted a Christ
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