The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-09

Your votes for Myrtle B. Hoover at
the Hip will be appreciated--Adv.
Albert H. Horton. formerly OF To-
peka but who has lived in Colorado
treasurer OF HI Pasn county last week
on the Republican ticket
The employees Of the Capper publ
cations celebrated the election Of Mr..
Capper as governor Saturday night by
q big parade. They serenaded the Cap
per residence and were guests at the
Hip later in the. evening Music was
furnished by twenty piece band.
Slip Past. the tEotting filly recently
sold by Donald Thompson, WASH
burn student. has returned to winter
quarters in Sedali9 after winning hon.
ors at the state fair races at Dallas.
Texas. Slip Past II former Topeka
horse and won two events at Dallas.
The opening meeting OF Eunnyside
| Grange. the youngest of the Shawnee
county oranges, was addressed by J. C..
, Mohler. secretary CT the state board of
agriculture. The officers OF the new
grange are: Carl Snyder. master: Ed
win Poppenie, overseer: II. F. Gallo
way, lecturer. and J. F. Doane. sec
rotary.
One OF the agricultural displays from
Kansas at the San Francisco fair next
year will be grain map Of this state.
made from % different varieties Of field
grain and garden. seeds. The work was
done by J. c. Hastings Of Granville.
He was the designer of the map Of
Jefferson county. done in grain. at the
state fair in September.
DR.. L. NJ. Powell A. W. Smith and
DIR. w. 9. Lindsay spoke at the mems
class at the First NJ. E. church sun
day morning. DR.. Lindsay's address
was on the subject, Psychology OF
4 Inebriety." DIR. Powell spoke on the
text, rs Drunkenness Disease?" and
| Farmer Smith told OF his experiences
on temperance in the army.
| 1t is rumored about the state house
that w. H. Burke. Wellington bank
er. will succeed Bank Commissioned
Sawyer. who leaves about the middle
of the month for Kansas City to be-
come governor OF the federal reserve
bank p. e. LaCghlin. assistant COM
missioner, and Senator w. F. Benson
Of EiDorado are also said to be in line
for the position.
Major r. w. McClaughrey. former
warden OF the United States prison al
lLeavenworth, was in Topeka Sunday
for few hours and put at rest all re-
ports that he is an applicant for the
position of warden of the state prison
Major McClaughrey said that he hal
reached the time In life when he wants
to take it easy and would not accept
the position even IL 1t were offered him
Adam Dezand and Floyd Carter have
! been released on $500 bonds each tt
await hearing on the charges of bur-
glary and larceny which have beer
placed against them. They are alleged
to have stolen a s147 diamond ring anc
several dollars In cash from Ira Hickey
a Santa Fee roundhouse employee. Dave
Underwood. also an employee in thu
roundhouse. is wanted by the police
on the same charge but has not beef
unprecedented. Detective Charles Lytl'
ARRESTED Carter and On1cers WOODWARD
and Anderson arrested Degand.
Neal Anderson. a popular memhe
of the North Brothers Stock com
parv in Topeka last season, marriet
Miss Elsie Norwood. niece of W., ]
Miller Of Topeka, The wedding tool
PLACE recentlX in Chicago and the ,eey
pie sWslE 1n11, lid ely sto .Tia1nniold
Ind., to MIA vaudeville engagement
Mrs. Anderson has spent most of he
life in Topeka ard has lately attaine,
considerable success on the vHudevill
stage. Anderson and his bride are nov
Iplaying on circuit affiliated with tn,
Interstate circuit and it Is prohabl
that they will play at the Novelty late
lin the season.