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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

s onen blep rel t
Gn al 6reoerieios @ps Glblte Sno.
bpggere, Spcri cr9cant @rpoer Gar:
ltenlen, CT ofgooet peo Tpocn. @ol1
hlcp ppcr so s(ur uolluncl. @ou
heltpg / &ri1cue 1S4S-5O ~ Gl
% ror blonht u,oct / Slocn uc>
@pp, Slcsui9, pao Sunouco, peo
Ssltco, Mtululor pu Miilbprlt. SAIL
hlcu pcs set l1nrc @Urlf!W poa Str=
tuf Murf Sen is. Scptcn1hrr 1913
al Song 1%5reocrif ncn SWenoc oefo=
rcrrt l1cn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &u=
ocrstegu fpr iol1sl1oe %inu,tfc Sooo:
: SrUfl1iugcn pc0 Slcspig hauoe
ben: Battalion miltct eli Sane, pg "a
l1al1 / &itfcrt un0lrlu1te Su1eNl1cn,
p~pouNe0e mon tSorclls Stolln 300 q
300 Nlcu loe / Serrulct. til Gels
lfilllt al &c1r1. Nal,c1 mautte frcl=
les, mel, oct pur Ell nugget upNel!l
@iltnric, fiji Eluo'cn uor ltUrft 1to=
lat fnr Nicnoens &l,gler. Corr te,1lc I
ttlhuo at rnpt N%prlnntt, n9 bette lpf=
fcoe:, ifiol1t Silho1ctp1ct muotte lfc
uucr ootcn Murf. Nallcu ~ 0erS
@urcr fpnl t%ilhauc; Incl, ErU1te1S
Gutrc / Nprrc slotu FrUlteNunrn
urautte bu1cItcr uoheorc so &uals=
butler / 1Sal1eou1cn.
Z cno III 5 Il [ q. ~@ll=
lteo9oarN" pr. StpnrinQ er al Tro=
prietur SHIFTS iplgt til Ml1rer Nicl=
'cn, Stpprin9, fpr 100000 &r.
~Sophienlnlt" peo @elliu0pr CT
al Yrpprietur Tcroinol1o Slltci1
lolat til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9pit=
nont u. SMichcllcu fpr $4,000 &r.
Erpprietur =. .. SorNenlen.
Tl~laliogoorn / l%lphnucoer SnAl1, bar
lpl9t i'm Gienopm nleo &elutnin1,
s(pl % Slrlsrroifohcr til i'm Sun,
9pitnult 8. SSur9cl1lel1, for 10000
&rnner.
Morienhor9 pes &urup Statipl1,
ca. IA Sor. 2ano n1co ca. II Sor.
&ortforll, or al Erpprictnr Nils
berg iolNt til Eorifltlier Stto s.
Getcrien, 2lr1ouu1. &iphcilrnn1en CT
eitcr TprluDclloe ca. $4,000 @r.
Gnfcfru @ou bor lpl9t u%Sollc<
rlp1ooro" neo TreNcricia til Ell
Mouo ira 9pllo1N for Ell 0iohcllnn
al 325,00O &roner. Nrl &op har /
lungere Sin lia1ct / llnoerbonolin=
ger nlen ul1are 9ou0n1uno ira Sol
Nin1egl,cl ON Sal9 al @oaroeu.
- @nfiU9ern1clIcr 6. 6. Srilncr,
Gromnil,ogooro, far inl1t @ppeo=
1oornsn Suho0ooro @opco1ooro ueo
Nplhuf meO tilhprelloe Npr1c= o9
9eieaoo5 iarnt @o!lensleu So1nS
@nnaetieuoc, s(rncfuite III. III. til
S,Sueerllgltcr :. 6. 6. u. @riiner tpr
/ ,0OO, OCo &r. Sucrtogellen far
flu1nct Sten. @iu1oomn,el1 inf.
1Suite % 2eiegooS er ifulo'ot for
011h SNr. Nortfnru.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
AMERICAS KORNKAMMER.

Red River Dalen fortjener dette
Navn. Agter De at kjobe en- Farm i
nog sia' u I'd aaeSs code Fan T"rm me- 50 50 til $50 sao
Acres, som vi kan selge under virkelix
Vnrdi paa l%etteste Vilkaar. For nar
mere Oplysning bescg, eller skriv til
Bank, Warren, Mimi, der ligeledes er
President for State Bank Of .Alvarado.
Disse Banker betaler hojeste Renter
paa S~parepenge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

ligbeo for vgolnle Mine", ser / ct
lang s(urruffe tioltgerc bapor tiell
bos afopoc Gprlugc Sebm1iot / so
oerslep, pN lum ifipr frlotc 30 Nur
@l1n uur Sen @or9 Ulnlu forbojnS
ris rult nn rpriN, llour or toac;
@e1lpr til brllNeS bnic Nicer, flilln,
e1om1 fUrncs onlfrIn1 ng lpsls me(
iStrif1iuu. Siocn ia CT bun blrpcl
mere pn mere lpa1clig, uH Oul =.
IScptcnlbcr CT bun uf1ouct rcO Gp-
Sen. @ln ion title zen, ol1gipcn CT
0cllr, brn 0apbc bplbt lou lllcN1t al
% rUrct 'ua Dcngiucll, ng lon1 pg luu
.hclocs liolte s(ur far tugct Jig flor
liNt al bc1oe pu poct bcnoe Fseie,
Gnfcfru Schmidt ~ Ir1OeS &pyn.
@on1le Minc booGc t!cNt onore
Sen ~1turltc Gel al lit Siu; men M,l1
: oiprNc set mes en- Srolfuh pg Mcn=
= %9iucuhco, Scr foll ltoo JONI ct lpielloc
Gfsclupcl fpr 9fntiocns Sjcneltctpc11=
Sc. Gcrfor bpltcoe lrlll oo oglaa poo
iiuc iiolte Go1e finrlig SnlNll bpS
, Sem, b1n / i'm loll9c Siluurellc tu1=
Sc pHrct ioa tru, % Ser CT ill1eii
Suiul ON, at bun boS ocn1 oil hliNc
Gcpurrt / fjurliNt Mi>1Oc.
&C gam c . G c. Cen
gullllr Sf5cuci Scr ligg2r lnrl!sn1
&rocn &orlshorg % 9o111bjerg /
Sul1Ocr Mint, nil hlire beuorct. Get
or Eropinslmrcl en-, lum cicr &cjen,
'pg ser er ullerrot rcttct Ncnpc1Nclle
til sen %prc1sliife Mc1icrinn / Slcs=
zig ON at frchr set Stpffc al oc11
cienopmueliae ganlle 2mnowei, ioul
cnonll life CT poclu1t.
: N%nleonil1sg al ocru1c Mie0OclcI'c
bcnIencr vMn0crSn1ualet" Apu1urf=
ipl1heorn pau Sc 1cle al Sfacpcir1
poo gitfpltcu, ipn1 Sen EcA ioog
bcnliager / Sen pprinoeligc StiffclIc.
@ar n1ul1 pu3'crct set n1urfcltgr, at
SlDtiOsbpie meriooeOc 2unoifab uco
Gcoltro, % goor man herfro otter
Sfophp, ril man fnn1l1e til SfSe=
rcicn. Mcllcm Stopbp pH NbfUr,
bpor sen inor ii1 iuo 1ienr1cln sc
BRINE Banter, hnr man cl1Gnu &ciel1
/ Sen &rc0oc ~ ri oct ll0iccloe, Sen
far hoft / Narl,t10reOcr: 'olloct, ltoen
@cgl1 OF ppfulot al @il1llpur. Set
Stpfte al S%fsepeicrL lpn1 el1Nrm fin
0cs hcuoret / &u0crslcp Mn1t, nil
blipc freoet. Scr far @cltprellcn for
@uocrslp &rcOSuu1iultm taAct s(f<
tTrc, % 0cl1 CT lau 1~llttEcslerct I
Su1cn, oN at Scr life CT 1,ole1 lrn
bellt Vorc for uocrliNere EbcluANel=
Ter. Gcrir1po itonr set iloc til / No=
hcnrou Sln1t. Scr ini1cs inNeu at brp=
Sc Jig ON Sen &onoolisll1e, Ser ifcr.
Mon for bcrfor li%1elcocS fra So
6ers(cp &reosn1ltiuum: She he11=
leoet Mpnoigbeocrnes Spnurfi pm(co
poo oennc Sag, o1 ser ifol uUrc
apo llbliNt til, at Ser tlincr lat c,
Stopper for frcuntioige Nllogre6 ira
l1fpritooenoe5 Sioc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Virkeligt Wand i virkelige Gr0fter.

Et komplet Overrislings-Anl7g. Fem
ogtredive Tusind Acres under Kultur,
a skjodet som Land under Carey
Loven. Tre%sindstyve Tusind Acres med
Vandret venter paa Settlere. Lette
Vilkaar. Skriv til: Wheatland Indus-
trial Co., Wheatland, Wyo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Great Northern Jernbane-Land.

$4,000 Acres i Polk, Marshall og
Kittson Counter, we'd Great Northern
og "Soo"-Banerne i Red River Dalen:
midi i Korn- og Mejeri-Distrikterne.
Priserne varierer fra $40 pr. Acre og
hojere; 10 Procent af K~jobesummen
udbetales aarlig i 4 Aar, 20 Procent
Phee, authoriseret Agent, Crookston,
Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
UdmRrket Land billist.

100 Acres. 4 Mil fra stationen, IL
Mil fra Crookston, IL Mil til Skole
alt Prerie og alt kan dyrkes, sor,
MUD, ingen bedre lord, CAV 40 Blu
shells Rug pr. Acre iaar, solgt til zoe
pr. Bushel. Regn selv efter. Godt-
kj0b til SIS pr. Acre. Agenter onskes.
Ed. w Jones, Crookston, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
10000 Acres Land for Salg

vi har 10000 Acres Land for Sal,
j Polk, Marshall, Kittson, Beltrami OF
Norman Counter, MINI. Pris fra $1l
og hojere, paa lette Vilkaar. Ligele-
des Land til Byte for anden Ejendom.
Agenter onskes. Wort Motto err:
'Hurtigt Salg og lille Profit" Falkum
Land Co., CrOOkstOn, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
KOm til R0seau County, MINI.

som vandt forste Pr&emie paa Stats
Udstillingen i st. Paul.
vi har en- hel. Del code Farme for
Salg til en- rimelig Pris.
Skriv straks efter 0plysninger. Vent
like.
The Lundwall Land Agency,
Greenbush, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Roseau County Land.

100 Acre Farme i NRrheden af Bad.
ger, 125 opdyrket, Diet ovrige let at op.
dyrke. Code Bygninger, godt Wand
$50 pr. Acre, hvis Salg kan ske straks
800 Acres omtrent 6 Mil fra Badger
100 Acres dyrket. Resten alt dyrkbart
Land. $50 pr. Acre. Vildt Land fra
$40 til SIS. For m ~Oplysninger
ON Roseau County skriv til:
*. T.. Wang, Badger, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
L8S dette!

Dyrket cg uopdyrket Land for Salg
til Priser fra SIS til s45 pr. Acre. For
personlig eller skriftlig, til: X. O. Gig
stnd, St. Hilaire, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
DisconE1.

= &e0 Sen / Seem Micbu1pno np=
togl1e Sfulcceni lts bar set pitt Jig.
at @pel1 ioar fun far T2 lfolepliJ-
tige @orn, mebers 9(ntollct fprrige
S(or bar S22. "a iioltc 6plfetUl=
ling %paopiltc, at Neip &icbntono CT
cit al Sc fua 9per / Sen 11oropeltlige
9el al stoten, Scr / nogen nupl,s
prroig 8roo far tiltogct / Tpltfa:-
mu1goe, nil n1al1 ltiffe Spc11s Sno=
hpggere / Nuien, at Bette Misfprbolo
lfpl0es Noce1npr6.
= Tolf ipm 9ipcr lig al n1eo al
lutoeruiie / @ppnotismc 6or bellt
togc 9urcpcugcne / Iorlflto berciicr.
Gn Mppnptiipr / Ga Grosie, 6. $.
Momling, bopoc oucrtalt eu MrS
Coma Nicbolls, ion1 los Jig 6e6al1o=
le al ball1, til at tugc ltnoeruis11il1g
al bolu / sen n1pltiif c alr1lt. "a FUN
lfl1loe erlugge @ctalil1gen, $t00,
l1pnte0e FUN at pll10c us. Set fpn1
til Mctsiah pg Surpen Nop lenoe
Meobplo / be1oes @ooltono ON, at
9pftorcl1 il1tct 6onoc lurt bcnoc.
Sphn 5. Giet5, Ser for 11pge11
.Sio ii0cn moer Mltfluge for at bapc
ornbt cit 9cpl1tp Sbcriff m1oer Sen
mi110cpGrOige &omp peO Cameron
GGmu1ingc1 bleu o9n1t til lipsuarint
6Gnglel, og allere0e / flerc Moonc=
Ser far pUrct Stroffcfonge / @au=
pun, pil / sen rurmclt tic Iren1ti0 fpr=
ipgc at fao MT Iprbpr, og bons Mo=
Ippfot, Morle Mc&elr1o / Tp1o olt
Sac, pentes at billie fremlngge So
gen for @pielteret / Sa1ttor. @pis
ISillaoelie 9ipes, pil Soaen nrite
@aor fo1rmc op til %fornpct @ebol,o-
ling.
= Goommer 2anois, al II. 9.
0iltriftsret / Ga Grosie, er blenel1
berpmt for Sen bpje @11lft pao 90
@illioner Collars ban / i'm Gi>
,i09mte Ston6oro Sil Company. Me,
forleDen bite fan, at fan ogiaa fpr.
litaor at iogmme imaa Ml1lfter, naol
BET faloer bam inb. gn @an0els
,rejienoe fra Milmoufee, @illian
Sruoenfel6, baboe tilienot en- Tor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Farme til Sa|gs

i den naturskjonne Egni Central-Minnesota
med frugtbar lord og ingen Misvakst. Sal-
ges endnu til en- billig Pris, da Landct like
tidligere har vseret bragt paa Markedet.
Lette Vilkaar. For n9rmere Op1ysninger
skriv til William Olson. Spicer, Kandiyohi
County, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Land Red River Dalen.

Red River Dalen i Minnesota ha1
iaar givet utvilsomt Bevis paa, at den
ligger udenfor Diet t1rre Bette. NJ
err Diet Tiden at nedsaette sig her. Pri-
sen paa wore Farme err den rette.
Giver med ~Fornojelse .nsermere Oplys-
ming. Agenter b6r skrive efter wort
Tilbud. En- Unders3gelse vii overbe-
wise Dem. John HI. Boyd a Co.,
CroOkstOn, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Minnesota Statsland we'd AuktiOn.

1900 Acres af Minnesota Statsland
for Salg we'd Auktion i Wadena, Mimi,
den Ste November. 1911. 40 Aars Hen
stand til 4 Procent Renter. Godt Meje-
riland. Til Salgs naar som helst. God
henvender sig til Mr.. John Bengtson,
Sebeka, Mimi. eller MIR. A. Murray.
Wadena Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Ingen Tprke 1 ROseau Co., Minn.,

1HSeH 1VTKe TUSedu CO', NInH.,
vi salger Land i Roseau County,
Mimi, der, hvor TGrke err ukjendt,
den bedste lord, reneste Wand og hvor
Misvsekst er umulig. Tog 2den Pra-
ME i Minnesota Stats-Udstilling 1910.
Priser fra SIS til s35 pr Acre. 10000
Acres solgtes i Maj Manned. Skriv til
j. #. Webster, CrookSton, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

Snbo br / fan t "a.
q ) rc II. q absnra q,
Sprpgforeuiuaans Torrnallc, ol1fon1
til &%johcnhoon ira lin slnucrifa:cile
Ocl 90. Scptenlbcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

90 oos 6 q y . [ III. 0erle=
Sen (po Maos G1bolm forelpprge
bos Mmltsfprlturocr Miti5, ON ban
poo en- Spnoog fuu1oe faa 9op til at
rcjle bjem til lin @ultrl,, ser pct1ter
lin 9ieofomlt i oel111c Sio. Amtsfor=
%lto1Oereu los telefoniif forelpprge Dos
ST.. 2on0rauo 9rpon0cr. 2on0raa=
oel1 gup imiolertiO - ct Nfllag!
Maos Ggbolms ipge Spigermoocr
far set mcget oaarligt. Ia1ntlten
,er 11eget neO6ejct, foroi 2onorooo
9rpon6cr bop0e nGgtct Ma0s Gg=
bplm 5illooelic til at ot6rpoe lit
Nrrei topbolo en- Gags Sio og oflGg=
ge ct 8eipg / lit npolioenoe Silent.
@ele Ggnen er opfplot al @orme
pper oel1ne M9gtelle. Ser oil TIL
rimeligpis ife @enpen0elie til Ell, go=
pofat, for at ban fan paretage g.
Ibolms S%nteresier. Tomilien ct
. imiolertio, iom meobelt, fon1n1er paa
, 6attigpn tenet. Ggbolms &orc moo,
toger cit boglig ltn0erltpttelic poo
1 Morf, neoens Ser CT bepilget Sui
; germooeren 1 @arf 20 &g. / Sag,
Zig Tattigbjelp.
IS a MI &c / e" S s
.Sfior / slutningen al Muguit Moa
mes bleb Ser afbolbt en- pripot 6ejt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

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Uh'h'"H W Los N"S '''N ""''' NV
WI" WISH "'' "'"H""'
Herbert W Clarke. assistant q" the
United states attorney Ia 30" Mex
iDu. arrived at noon to-day from las
Vegas for "a conference "iih local ''d-
"ral officers.
Miss Lillian uuep,u f,rm,rl, an
instructor iu GA, University or N,w
M.ylco. is oxpcctcd loo th, pIt, jhis
cv,mug from hor hom, boz Gl rat,'
for visit with relatives
Miss Ethel Ls,s. Mice, ul Mn and
! Mr. Louis 1rau,. arrived luu uent
from "a raso. T,,u. Goo make an .u-
dcfu.t, stan go 60, hum, OF u,r uurl'
and aunt
Powell StJckuuu.,. d., l,rumpJu-
i,i by MS wife, arrived Boo tho c.u
yesterday Jud thc5 co.,, stupp.ur ut IA,
! Nyuudu. Nh Sll.khous, i- % pupi
/ toli+i who make ul- hum, 100 san
/ Antonio. y NJ
Finals iu ho billiard tuuyuuw,u, ui
! "a, IaluO. pool han win Dec held to-
night between several local champs
Glrc Brandt Sprnc. Balrumh. Adolf
| k'drEu'1 uud Jayh lainlh VIII Doc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
TRAINS FINALLY
ARRIVE FROM
THE SOUTH
Freight Engine Pulls No. 500
to Ell Paso Last Night, Pas
senger Engines Being on
Other End of Road.

santa rr train so $40 w her, 700
5.Ua Monday morning arrived nt
D.. go this morning. delayed hy heavy
Wusuuuts %. Ca, TRACES between IN
plau and Elu.'u At DuhaW, e stp-
tpu uu tho upgrad, out ur kiueuu.
% washed arrpNa gave trouble 4
train load OF sand and gravel $50. dis
patched t1 repair tho damage when
ibr water had subsidized, and trains
1rr nov moving ON time. SOUTH
hound train So $40 loit mere short
g after th" scheduled Tim, uf go
iIis morning
Nu 'rtu section of SO. "a was
mad, up h.r this morning 20 accom-
MEDIATE two carloads 90 Mexican
uhurers bound for railway coustruc-
ton work m Kansas. Tho section
followed regular 30 by about 30 min
ut,s.
OWNS Goo eh0rag, of passenger
.nglucs. b'c.us. most u thp cugIp,e
are busy In other portions OF the RIp
GTdudo division. santa q, train so.
sac here lDst u.ght drawn hy n-ght
engiu, SO. 3T3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

sixty days In th, county laI Com
mttm.ut was suspended pending
good behavior Il ls said lhtl hv Wur"
th. revolver boz se1bDard. vilt west
fashion. aud stole r.do. upon switch
,usiu.. hrlndisbiup th, weapon. "a"
was Hgrrtt"d hy santa f' officer
sinclair uu tb" complaint of a
sNirDEm1u who aid that Bows Boo the
railway yards bad been taking rides
uuuu h, engines. and frequently
drew pistols when told Go get OFF, IL
was afraid the boys would get hurt
When sinclair arrested the boy he
found tho revolver u th, lads
pocket When tried before Justice
craig 90, bpy said thr revolver ho-
louV,d 60 his father aud then that
%. had found 10 under tn yuduct
Young Stwtrt lives sc ,iS south
NTuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12

For the best saddle horses IN ne
city call phone No g, v. t. Tumble.
1i3 North Second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
U--NEED--A

cat glass water set for the warm
weather 90 perhaps Irmonnd" 90
.hcrhcrt -ct. or howl ~ vase Tor
fluNcr~. Remember our line j. the
,cr, best, the celebrated Hawks
Cgcnunc cut glass;, also thc Libby
aud Tor tho coming week. Juiy ~ Ia
~, We have placed very low prices on
IT, Evc'N piece ct cut glass la our
STORE win hc cut In price fur lhi. sale
ana ,uu win save ~ least 80 per cent
b, hu,ing non. SEE our Window dis
play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THF WEATHER.

Generally cloudy with local show
ers tonight or Thursday; not mucn
change in temperature.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
SPANISH VETERANS ALSO
They VIII Help Entertain President
Taft in Topeka.

When President Taft comes to To-
peka next Wednesday, the $50 Topeka
veterans of the Spanish -Americ war,
will play an important part in the re-
ception. At a meeting held last night
in the office of Robert Tasker, regis
ter of deeds. plans were laid fo- re-
ception of the president
All of the Topeka Spanish war vet
Grams have been invited to meet on
the west steps of the state houEe at 9
o'clock Wednesday morning and re-
port to Commander C. D. Greenwood.
At the meeting last night much en-
thusiasm was manifest in the plans to
show the president a royal time during
his short stay in Topeka. The part
which the Spanish American veterans
will take in the days program is an
important one and it is probable that
all of the $50 resident veterans will be
in line when President Taft appears
on the state house grounds
second meeting will be held Tues
day night at the register of deads Of
flee to complete details for the presi-
dents welcome. Mr.. Tasker has
urged all mem bers to be present
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
FIND DlABOLICAL PLOT.
Police Investigating killing Make a
Strange Discovery.

Chicago. Sept. ga plot to lure DR..
William H. Falker to an unoccupied
house, tie him down with ropes fas-
tened to staples driven in the floor and
hold him prisoner in a small clothes
closet for the payment of large ran
som by the wealthy parents of the
physician is now believed by the po-
ice to cover the killing yesterday of
Emil DigI.cs.
Dignos was shot by Dr. FaIker in the
vacant house following a struggle. The
physician says he was lured to the
premises by Dignos on the pretense
that DignCs' uncle needed medical at
tention. DR.. Falker declares Dignos
pointed a revolver at him and com
PEELED him to give up his watch and
some money and that after a struggle
he (Falker) obtained possession of the
weapon and shot his assai1ant.
The theory that DR.. Falker's assaiI-
ant had planned to hold him for ran
som was advanced after detectives had
searched the house where the killing
took place and discovered an improvis-
ed bed of excelsior surrounded by sta
pies driven in the floor and threaded
with a stout rope, in a small closet
Under a stairway. In a corner of the
closet was an ak and a small roll of
black cloth.
DignOs has been identified as the
man who rented the unoccupied house
several days ago. The police have dis
covered that Dignos was without funds
and owed his landlady $500.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
FIFTEEN new HOMES
One Topeka Firm to Erect Them
Within Thirty Days.

Indications are that when the year
closes the figures on the books at the
office of the city fire marshal will show
that 1911 broke all Topeka records from
the standpoint of the number of new
homes. The activity in house building
continued unabated.
In the next thirty days the Clearinghouse
Realty Co. will commence the erection of
fifteen new dwellings,.
L. F. Clearinghouse is now putting up a
$1,000 bungalow at 1921 Arch street which
he will make his home. 1t will contain
seven rooms and will be modern in every
respect
The firm will build a s.. 500 sim room
dwelling at 1142 Garfield avenue for H B.
Wright; a six room dwelling a 1140 Gar
field avenue for f. NJ. Eastman to cost
$500; a six room dwelling at 1927 Clay
street for r. c. Rowse to cost $3O00 a
for r. Clearinghouse to cost 81, 500; a six
room dwelling at 14l2 West Fifteenth
street for J. L. Cottren to cost $1,000; and
more than half dozen other dwellings.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
.S4NTEFE NOTES

James Clarke has returned tc eScw-
ton after spending several days here
on business trip.
Bert Young is off from work "a
few days on account of illness. lie Is
suffering from an attack OF tonsilitie.
Everett Daniels OF Chicago. is here
spending three weeks visiting friends
and relatives on his vacation trip.
Harry Horn Of Emporia IS off for
two weeks vacation which he is
spending in Topeka and Kansas CITY.
He ia accompanied by Mrs. Horn.
Ralph Jordan OF Newton spent the
day here Friday on a business trip.
Joe Edison OF the blacksmith shop,
is off from work for a few days, suf-
fering with an injured eye.
Arthur Cole of the machine shop.
left Wednesday for Mt. Vernon, Ind,
called by the serious illness cf his
brother.
Robert Stewart has returned to
work after being off several DAYS on
account Of an injured hand.
Ernest Billings Of Wichita spert
Saturday here on a business trip.
The band concert and moving pic
lures. which were given on the lawn
at the r. r. Y NJ. c. A. Friday even
ing, was attended by a very large
crowd Mrs r. II. Moorehouse sang.
"Jessu Lover OF MY Soul" which WAS
lures, which were of daring nature
pleased the audience and caused ox-
clamations OF excitement on every
hand. The music by the NJ. w. A.
band was, as is always. extra good.
While the crowd was a very large one
it was orderly and every one enjoycd
the evenings program.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
CLOSE FOR TAFT.
Mayor Proclaims Half Holiday
ON Wednesday.
Commands Cessation of Business
During Presidents Visi t.
WILL BE IN FORENOON.
Honor Due to Head of the
Nation.
People Are Asked to Decorate
Their Buildings.
BE IN FORENOON.

Topeka will close her business
houses Wednesday morning of next
week that due honor might be given
President Taft, the laying of the cor
nerStone of the Memorial building and
the seml-centennial celebration OF the
old soldiers and sailors.
Mayor Billiard issued proclamation
this afternoon asking that all places
of business be closed for the morning.
The proclamation follows:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the state reunion of the
soldiers and sailors of Kansas is to be
held in the city of Topeka on Septem-
Der 26, ~ and 2S, 1911; and,
Whereas, there is being erected in
the city of Topeka fitting monument
to those who willingly offered their
lives in their young manhood for their
coGntry's sake, to be known as the
State Memorial and Historical Build
ing; and.
Whereas, the Honorable William H.
Taft, president of the United States,
has consented to lay the cornerstone
of said building on September q,
1911; now, therefore,
1. ]. B. Billiard, as mayer of the city
Of Topeka, do hereby request that
Wednesday forenoon of September 2z,
1911, be designated as a half-holiday,
and would respectfully ask that all
business, as far as practical, cease, to
permit the citizens of Topeka to honor
building. which shall stand as a mon
ument, and be in memory of, the BRAY
cry and courage and the sacrifice of
the soldiers and sailors of Kansas.
J. B. BILLIARD, Mayor.
Topeka, kan, Sept. p, 1911.