The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-01
POLICE PICKINCS
Call of the Country Too Strong
for a Town Boy.
Quinn Declares That He Was
Falsely Accused by Woman.

The call of the country was too
much for Charles 7Rossdeutcher. age
Is, who. according TO his father, PAU
Rossdeutcher. 525 Topeka avenue,
j disappeared from home early. this
morning Mr. ROssdeutcher appeared
at the police station this morning ana
asked the police TO help him locate
the boy who he believes left home to
try to find work on a farm
The boys father stated that he left
home this morning about O'Clock
and has no money The boy has al
ways been dfssa tfsffed with life IN
town said Mr.. Rossdeutcher, land
believe that he left to try and find a
Job on a farm His mother IS wor-
RED
The boy is Is years of age, has Light
hair and blue eyes HIS weigat Is
was wearing a brown suit and carried
a gray blanket The coat which nc
wore had a hole in the right elbow
False. Charge says Quinn.
That he was arrested, tried and fined
On a false charge, is the Sist of a state
ment made to the State Journal today
by y. A Quinn, an adding machine
salesman, 1901 Kansas avenue, VINO
was fined s25 in police court TUESDAY
evening on a charge that he tried to
hug and kiss his stenOgraph5r+ LeSta
Isenberger- The statement:
Arrested. tried and fined on a false
charge Did not think the court wouId
make a case out of the evidence The
court said 1 was guilty of grave OF
Tense Paid fine rather than try to
make bond or go to jail The girl tes-
titled that [ tried to embrace her and
kiss her which was not true 1 admit
that while she was sitting at the desk.
using the machine, put my arm
around in front of her in showing her
the arrangement of the machIne- she
NAV have taken my kindness for for
swardnzss or she may have been put
I'D to have me arrested thinking that
she could get some money out of me-
L offered her the use of my office
to eat her lunch in Did not know that
she was offended, she never said any
thing about having me arrested, IN
fact / did not know that she was not
coming back TO the office to work that
afternoon
kicked Officer in Facee
Walter Berg. booked at the police
station Wednesday evening on
property and assault on an officer.
was fined $40 in police court this
morning by CT A Huron, police Judge
Berg was arrested by Rock Island
Special Agent Cowdry- According to
Cowdryss statement in police court.
the special agent discovered Berg
cIinging TO the rods of mail car at
tached to the Golden State limited,
North Topeka. Wednesday evening
Cowdry says that Berg, when discov-
cred. got off the mail car and climbed
on the blind of the engine tender
to pull Berg from the blind Berg
kicked him in the face, according to
Cowdry-
Little Picks
Tom Asher is booked at the police
station ION commitment
Following the disappearance of
chickens from coopS on Taylor street,
Walter McCIain- coIored- is booked at
the police station for investigation
One hundred and SIZLy-Oue arrests
were made during the month OF
March The docket shows that cur
rent fines for the month amounted to /
SSeS: costs IS; back fines s1s0-l5-
Total, s5s4-75-
Work OF repairing and remodelirg
the city Jail has been practically COM I
pleted
Henry Smith Is booked at the nu- 1
uIcfpaI raenagerie ION commitment
William Dix was arrested today and 4