The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-11
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Hurry-Up Transfer Co. Phone 22e.
| And.
Dancing school (s to 81, social GO to
| 12), tonight at Kellam hall.-Adv.
princess Good for Nothing" high
| school auditorium, Friday, October 13.
15c. 25c.--Adv.
James Liggett, 500 West Tenth, re-
ceived dislocated shoulder during a
scuffle at the Santa Fe station last
night. He is employed by the Wells
Fargo Express company. DR.. A B.
JeffreyS was called
| Miss Mabel Holmes is attending the
state convention of the W. C. T. U. at
i Hutchinson this week. Following the
/ convention she will go to Stafford for
visit with Mrs. James Logan.
Professor F. D. Hines, of Denver,
who has been lecturing at Spiritualist
/ Temple Builders hall, 1872 East Sixth
avenue, for the last week, has decided
! to remain in Topeka until Friday,
| when he will leave for Philadelphia.
Professor Hines will lecture tonight
and Thursday night at the Temple
Builders hall.
Farmers thru the part of Kansas
traversed by the Santa Fe system are
fast taking advantage of the improved
seed wheat exchange inaugurated by
| the railroad. According to reports re-
ceived from Kingman, the Kingman
mill has exchanged 5000 bushels of
western wheat of superior quality and
stronger vitality for wheat brought in
by farmers. The wheat was dis
tributed to seventy-five farmers.
Plans for a public night school in
motor car instruction are being
worked out and classes will be held in
the next few days, it is announced by
H. B. Wilson, superintendent of To-
peka schools. R. H. Heine, a manual
| training instructor, who was at the
| head of an automobile school in Kan
sas City this summer, will be in charge.
A plan enabling the school to receive
financial aid from the public school
funds is yet to be worked out. The
dates and location of classes will be
announced later.
the Pythian Sisters will be held in To-
peka tomorrow in the Knights OF
Pythias hall, Sixth avenue and Quincy
street. The program will begin at 1: sc
| o'clock in the afternoon. From 6 tC
1880 o'clock dinner will be served. In
cluded in the evening session will be
addresses by grand lodge officers
Olive Ramsey, grand chief of Hutch
inson; Lenora Hartwick, grand pro-
tector, of Scranton, and others viii
speak. A. N. Goodman, grand vice
chancellor, will be present.
There will be a meeting of this
Wemen's Hughes Alliance at IL
o'clock Friday morning at the Ma
tional hotel for the purpose of per-
| fecting the organization and arrang'
ing plans for the reception of the
| Woman'S Hughes special which will
arrive in Topeka Sunday, October 20
Involuntary bankruptcy proceeding
have been started in the federal dis
trict court against ]. G. Rose, a Kan
sas City, Kan, motion picture opera
tor. The petition is filed by Lula Gar
nier, who alleges that Rose is in
debted to her to the amount of 1851
for rent on the building he occupied
during the months of May, June, Jul!
| August and September. 1t is alleged
in the petition that Rose conveyed rea
estate to his wife last June.
Suit for $4,000 against the Kansa.
City Railways company has been filed
| in the federal district court by F. M
Bloomhuff, for his 16-year-old son
Ryus Bloomhuff. The, petition state.
| that young Bloomhuff was kicked of
a street car going % miles an houl
| because he delayed in paying his fare
1t states that the delay was due to the
fact that his money was in the pocke
on the same side with the hand with
which he was holding to the side Of
the car, all of which, the petition states
| was explained to the conductor
Bloomhuff states that the boy STRUCK
the paving with such force that hi,
| left ear drum was broken and hi.
| skull was fractured, causing him t.
bec0me q nermanent cripDle