The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-13
OURThOUsENO1Es
POLIcEGOSS

| p V. Hill, chief engineer of the
Wolff Packing company in Topeka,
| arrested September when an alleged
disorderly house was raided, was tried
at a special session of the city police
court this morning. He was found
guilty of lewd and lascivious conduct
and indecent exposure. He was fined
| 500 and costs, and was paroled on
the payment of SIS of the fine. The
parties charged with the operation of
the disorderly house have appealed
| their case to the district court.
The fact that she already had a
husband with whom she was pretty
well satisfied, didn't prevent Daniel
Tetuan, Mexican, from making love
| gay Lothario encountered her at a
grocery store Monday night Mrs.
Espinoza told Tetuan that if he didn't
stifIe his unwelcome passion within
would tell her husband about it.
That's all right, I'm not afraid of
him." Tetuan replied. Whereupon,
Mrs. Espinoza betook herself home
and when her spouse came home that
evening, RECALLED him with an account
| of the circumstance. EspinoZa forth
with sought out the would-be heart
buster, and with little preliminary
conversation, proceeded to instruct
him in the niceties of domestic rela-
tions, by the good old method of bend
| ing the barrel of gun across his skull
| according TO Tetuan, who came to
the police station today to sign COM
plant against the husband who de-
clined to become just one angle of an
eternal triangle.
w. F. Valentine, whose address is
given as Waynoka, Woods county,
| Oklahoma, was this morning made
| the defendant in two suits filed in
the district court of Shawnee county.
Thomas A. Lee, local attorney. filed
suit for the collection of $3.50, which
he claims remains unpaid, as the re-
mainder of a fee of $3.50 which he
earned acting as an agent in a real
estate transaction in which Valentine,
for himself and acting as guardian for
three minor children, Harold F., Joseph
T., and Evelyn H. Valentine, all of
them owners of the real estate in
question, which is located in Topeka.
| simultaneously. suit is filed by T.
J. Ahern, of Salida, Colo. for money
due him and for money which he
claims is due to other merchants of
| Salida, who have assigned their claims
to him. In the second suit. NJ. NJ.
Trimmer, of Topeka, and the Capitol
Building & Loan association, are also
made defendants, because of certain
interests which they possess in the
real estate owned in Topeka by VAL
entine.
Four Fords were stolen from on or
about the Free Fairgrounds Tuesday
night according to reports to the po-
lice. They belonged to o. ]. Felker,
100 Woodward avenue; Lee Walters,
Ioyt; p. H. Hybskmann, Vermillion.
Kan; and c. E. Hewitt, 424 Shawnee
avenue.
The police Tuesday afternoon dis
covered the Buick car which had been
stolen Monday night from J. A. Cole,
1890 Topeka Boulevard. in the 800
block on Van Buren, street. They be-
lieve that it had simply been taken
for a 'joy ride" and abandoned when
the ride was over.
Rosa Reyez, Mexican, and Fidel v.
Olivia, also Mexican, would have been
married by this time if Rosa bad been
able to keep track of her birthdays.
When the couple applied for a license,
how old she is, and the license wasn't
made out.
A row over a sign hung in front of
the Stormont building, LOT West Sixth
| avenue, landed j. F. Kell, manager of
the Bankers Mortgage company, first
in police court as a defendant, and
then in the district court as applicant
for an injunction Tuesday. The mort
gage company recently leased a por-
ton of the basement, in which the
Wingett Realty company also has Of
fees. The mortgage company, ac-
cording to the manager, instructed c.