The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-06
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Fishing in the headwaters OF Mil
creek Is said to be better than usual
The regular July meeting Of the
board Of education will be hello To-
night.
Sweet corn has taken drop IN
price. 1t may now be bought Tor 10
cents a dozen ears.
The automatic telephone proposition
for Topeka is now common toPic "a
conversation on the streets.
A special meeting of the shawnee
Medical society will be held tonlent at
the Commercial club quarters
Bryn Morgan OF Swansea, South
Wales, is spending three months VII"
John Holiday and family OF Iopeha'
Philip Brown was arrested sunua d
by Officers c. A. Furgerson and WOOL
ard IN a warrant charging Brown with
assault.
Houghton Albaugh, who is doing sum
mer work at the State UNIVERSITY a.
Lawrence. spent Sunday with MS par
ents here.
John Nordlund, a locomotive mt
chanic. was arrested this morning anu
booked at the police station on cnarse
Of drunkenness.
A number of Topekans who lnouiseu
in holiday fishing along the raw re-
port having met with only iair uo
gree Of success.
The local motorcycle enthuslaS.S
who attended the big races al Doose
Catv On the Fourth of July have re-
turned to Topeka. ,
Rows who intend to enjoy camp lie
at the Y. NJ c. A. camp at Maple nli'
Julv 30 to August II, must hand In
their applications by July 20.
The Kansas state automobile OH.
that the St. Joe Automobile club Will
make a sociability run to Topeka FIJI
day.
e H. Frantz was arrested for riding
his bicycle on the sidewalk Dy Speclai
officer jenkins this morning. rms -
the first arrest for this oHense III nia"'
weeks.
"Natioral Coffee week" will be held
October 1924. Then Topeka grocery
stores as well as the stores Will put
special emphasis upon the sale OF this
article.
DR. Bruce Kinney and Mrs. Roy B.
Guild are attending the annual sOHiiher
conferences of the Missionary Educa-
zion Movement now being held in New
York city.
A number of Topeka merchants are
already planning to attend the meet
ing of the Kansas state Hetaiiers as
ISOLATION that Will De nelu dI 0aiiiio'
September S-9.
..Mal-nutrition as a Factor of De-
eene-acy," is the subject of a paper by
Mrs. c. L. Kirkpatrick. 4O7 Polk street
written for the Childs Conservation
League of America.
James A. Pringle, the contractor VINO
was awarded the contracts for the lay
ing of the west side sewers and who
lives at Carthage, Mo-, Will move MS
family to Topeka soon.
Plans were made for the baby con-
test to he held in Topeka September IA
to IS at a meeting of the Congress OF
Mothers association meeting at the
home Of Mrs William Wells.
1t is expected that more than 4O,OOo
auto tags will besplaced on automobiles
in Kansas this month. Topeka ponce
men say that it is practically impossible
to read the numbers at night.
The premium list for the state fair.
Topeka, will be off the press by July
Is. The management OF the Kansas
State Fair association will offer about
$4,000 for premiums and speed.
Wayne Sutterf1eld was arrested and
booked at the police station this morn
ing on the suspicion of being deserter
from the army. The man was arrested
by officers Richards and Pinkston.
The birth Of one fourth-of-July
baby was reported to the city clerk,
who files vital statistics, today. A
girl came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Wilson, 213 East Third street.
Wilbur Magill, who won the 800
yard swimming race at Gage park on
the Fourth of July, got his training
in the Central Y. M. C. A. pool under
the direction of the physical depart
ment.
Jack Campbell, county surveyor. is
working on a project for the creation
Of a large drainage district to reclaim
the land overlooked by an old river
channel near Ozawkie in jefferson
county.
Job Little. desk secretary at the
Central Y. M. c. A., has returned to
his work after an absence Of two
weeks. One week Of his vacation he
spent on his fathers farm near
Ottawa.
Copies Of the premium list Of the
live stock department Of the Panama
Pacific exposition have been received