The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-23
SNAP SHOTS

A new state Autom0bxEa license tAG.
No ss7. was found by Police Officer
Brush today The tag d at the police
station waiting for tn owner
Only one birth wan reported at the
city clerks Office today Mr.. and 4rA
George E johnson OF 1114 west
Fourth street. a boy. born Septem-
Der 1S-
Gardiner Lathrop. head q the Santa
Fe law department Of Chicago, and Mr.
body Of J. d. NJ Hamilton to Fort
Madison. Ia. on Santa Fe train No s
Tuesday evening
! J. A. Ramsey. sanitary sergeant. il
worried Three days have elapsed
since he offered Is cents a quart for
has not been a single fly, dead or alive.
in the office since" said Mr. Ramsey
1t will not be long before the amuse-
ment parks in Topeka viii be closed
for the winter. However, il this win
ter proves = cold one. Central Gage.
probably prove q fascination for
skaters.
Notices Of the dates that the regis
tration books will be open in the Diff
fereut precincts of the city are being
mailed to the precinct committeeman
by W. H Kemper commissioner of
elections The books are now open at
the Auditorium
! An examination for candidates for
the pastcrate OF the Church of As
sumption Will be held October g.
Father McIneruy has been in charge
OF the church temporarily since the
| resignation of Father F. NJ Hayden
Just who will be pastor OF the church
Der TO-
baggage and huckSter wagons in the
city have failed to apply for their
license tags. according to George z
! MattinGiy. city license collector. The
| license tags are furnished the old SOL
I diers free OF charge but the veterans
are liable to penalty If they do not
|. apply for them
| The following Santa Fee officials are
! in Fort Madison, Iowa, today, attend
ing the funeral services OF the late ].
d. n. Hamilton Of Topeka: W. R.
Smith. general attorney, c. ". Kouas,
eraI freight agent. Isaiah Hale, safety
commissioner, and H. B. Lautz, assist
ant to the general manager.
I The annual reunion of the old set
| tiers and scholars OF district No. s.
| Will be held at the home Of Samuel
Parr. near Oakland Friday. September
o. A basket dinner will be served fol-
| lowed by a program Conveyance1 will
carry the old settlers from the car line
at the corner Of Seward avenue and
Norton street to the picnic grounds.
I H. D. DriscolI, commissioner OF the
Topeka Traffic association. will leave
for Oklahoma City Thursday night. to
| attend the hearing before the interstate
commerce commission at that point
| Friday. September IS, dealing with the
fabrication in transit of iron and steel
! articles at Topeka and other points in
this section He Will return Friday
night
! A verdict Of guilty was returned in
| the first division of the Shawnee coun-
ty district court late Tuesday afteFnoea
against Henry KamlosIi charged with
burglary and larceny from the cigar
| store of KlinSaman 4 Miller, rs Kan
sas avenue, March H. He. viii be sen
! fenced to the state refn9n2tcRy. Floyd
( Harris, Who pleaded guilty last April.
| testified against KamIosIEt
J Speed maniacs are again trying to
| convert the macadam roads between
I Topeka and Rossvi1le into a speedway.
Il Every Sunday these roads are crowded
/ with cars. including number Of these
| pests. The reckless drivers tear along
/, with little respect for speed laws or the
/ more conservative drivers. Several ac-
| cidents have occurred during the sum-
u1er on the Topeka-RoSSviIIe road