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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-05

move soon to PittSburg, Kan They
but recently came to Topeka, expecting
to make their home here, but business
has made it necessary for Mr. Mont
gomery to go to Pittsburg, and Mrs.
Montgomery and her baby will leave
soon to join him there.
Mrs. T. z. Dewey will move soon to
an apartment at S27 Tyler street
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Walsh returned
today from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. T. Mattingly viii
leave Saturday for visit to friends in
western Kansas.
Mrs. Robert Grentner, of Beloit, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. P. Taylor.
Miss Frances McClintock has re-
turned from a short visit in Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George stitt have
moved to apartments on Twelfth and
Tyler streets.
Miss Edna Thompson and Miss Edith
in Atchison.
Mrs. Miller. of Sterling. kan. is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. A NJ. Gala
han.
The Baraca class of the First NJ. f.
church will hold a business meeting
Friday evening at the home of the
president. Mr. H. N. Rhodes, 1924 Har-
rison street.
The women of the First division of
the First Baptist church will meet Fri
day with Mrs. L. A. Ellis. Ills Madison
street.
Miss Jessie Travis has returned from
a visit to friends in Wichita.
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TOMMY DIXON WHIPS WHITE.
Referee Hooted When Decision of
Draw Is Announced.

Dayton, O., Oct. 5.-Tommy Dixon,
the Kansas City featherweight, gave
Jack White of Chicago the fight of his
life here Wednesday night. White be-
ing lucky to land draw at the end o.
the fifteenth round. White appeared
the heavier by fifteen pounds and was
the stronger of the two. Dixon weighed
In at 120 pounds. The Chicago boy re-
he'd almost altogether upon a straight
left jab. which he landed frequently in
the early rounds.
Aside from drawing the blood from
D1xon's mouth and nose. they had no
effect upon Tommy, who came back
strongly and fought with both hands.
landing blow after blow upon Whites
face and body. His blows. however,
lacked the steam to score a knockout
DIXON outboxed White and his foot
work and skillful lodging made the
windy City fighter look like a novice
While at infighting he gave as good as
he received
From the third round on, wheI
Tommy made his squirt. the crowd
cheered him repeatedly. He fought
rings around White, and the referees
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is announced here of Frank Sheehan,
trainer of Cornell athletes for the past
fourteen years. to Miss Della Brown
The ceremony was attended by more
than a hundred Cornell athletes.
The groom's attendants were promi-
nent members of the football team.
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NOTICE.

LFirst published in The Topeka state
Journal Thursday, September 2s, 1911
NOTICE.
In accordance with Act of Congress-
dated August Is, 1894, as amended Febru-
airy "a, 1905, entitled IAN Act for the pro-
lection of persons furnishing materials
and labor for the construction of public
works. notice is hereby given of the
tendency in the L. S. Circuit Court for
the District of Kansas, of a suit by the
United States to the use of The John
Douglas Company of Ohio. against the
United Surety Company of Baltimore,
Nd, and the Johnson Rowe-Paige Com
pany of Omaha, Neb-, No. 1927. said Sure
ty Company having become surety on the
bond of the said Johnson-Rowe-PaiS
Company, furnished under the latter's
contract, dated February q, 1910, with the
United States, for the installation of GER
tain plumbing and heating systems in the
Artillery Barracks at Fort Riley, Kansas;
said bond being dated March 8, 1910: said
suit being to secure payment Of balance
claimed to be due for materials furnished
to said JohnSon-RoWe, Paige Company for
use I'm said work. All persons who have
furnished labor or materials used under
the above contract, and payment for
which has not been made. are hereby noti-
fled that they have right to intervene
- ~ W. H. cowLEs.
Attorney for Plaintiff Topeka. Kan.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Thursday. September %, 1s11-l
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
The State of Kansas, Shawnee County. IS.
In the Probate Court in and for Said
County.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Emiline
E. Wardin
Creditors and all other persons interest
ed in the aforesaid estate, are hereby
notified that shall apply to the Probate
Court in and for said County, sitting at
the Court House in the City of Topeka,
Shawnee County, Kansas, on the 9Th day
of November, A. D. 1911, for a full and
final settlement Of said estate. and a de-
termination as to who are the heirs of
deceased.
CHAS. z. WARDIN. Administrator.
Dated September q, 1911.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Thursday, October s, 191l.l
NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of Shawnee County,
Kansas.
In the matter of the estate OF Carl J.
Schulz. deceased
All persons will take notice that my
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NJ T. Brooks and husband to E. Sim
erweH, lot 517 w. II Is, 14th St, Hun
tOOl 5 audi .sSsouV
D. Rafter and wife to w. H. lines
and Others 2211-13-15-17 Kansas ave,
South PIX. add Observation-Disclosures. 1900
l. CottreH and wife to J. F. Lyle,
lot 50 and pit. co. 18th St, add A to
Coaese Hill. .--*.-.-..--------. eoV
F. Gilpin and wife to c. H Bowman,
pit n W. Il 33-11-15. ..-.....-........
|. T. Unger to A. NJ. Greenwood, lots
50l-3 Garfield ave-. Elnhurst. ...-... $50
lot 49, Garfield ave, Eimhurst 400
r. E. Forbes to same, lots 1 to IA Ger
man ave, Thompson Place add.
J. d. Hanley and wife to NJ. Hanley,
lots 365-67-69 Topeka ave. Curtis add
A. G. Otis to H. Thomson 81 others,
1915 ................... 1900
Tax deeds to A. Eby. lots 13-14-15-16
18th st. Buer'S add.............-..... ---
To P. Sims lot 480 Reed St, Reeds
SUI. -
c. S. Moon and wife to N. J. Moon,
pit n W Il, sec. is and n. e. Il II
41-l4 osVVJ
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petition is file In the office OF the
shawnee County Probate Court asirin,-
Tor authority to sell the folloT,,i,,,
described real estate. situated in shawnee
county Kansas, belonging 70 the estate
OF Carl J. Schulz, deceased for the ulir-
pose OK paying the debts OF said estate
ana the expenses Of administration. to-
wit; Lots lbs. 130 132 and l34 on Iiberf,,
street, Yeale's addition to the city OF TO
peka, Shawnee county. Kansas.
said petition is set for hearing Satur-
O'Clock a. m. at which time and place
you can make known any objections Won
may nave to the granting Of such order
c. o. KNOWLES. Administrator.
-Oated THIS md day OF october. 1911.
First published I'm The Topeka STATE
journal Thursday October 8, bill
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Inc state OF Kansas, Shawnee County. Sc
In the Probate Court in and FOR said
County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Robert q.
Ford, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interest
ed In the aforesaid estate are hereby
notified that shall apply TO the Probate
Court IN and Tor said County. sitting at
the Court House in the city of Topeka.
shawnee County, Kansas, on the 6th dav
Of November, A. d. 1911. for a fun and
FINAL settlement OF said estate. and
determination as to who are the heirs OF
deceased.
. IL AA1Nf1S, Administrator.
Dated October 4, A. y. 1911
First published in The Topeka State
journal Thursday. September IS 19lll
state OF Kansas, Shawnee County. SIS.
IN the Matter Of the Estate of William
K Fisher late of Shawnee County. Kan
sas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that on the 26th
day OF September, A. -. 1911. the under
signed was, by the Probate Court OF
Shawnee County, Kansas. duly appointed
Executors OF the estate OF william r.
Fisher. late OF Shawnee County, deceased
All parties interested in said estate VIII
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.
MARY A. FISHER
LULA FISHER.
Executors
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decision of a draw was hooted by the
crowd, many of them thinking Dixon
should have been declared the winner
Dixon left the ring without mark.
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Six room house. polished floors. combi-
nation lights, combination furnace ce-
mented cellar under entire house, three
piece bath, plenty closet room, TX lots.
Am going to sacrifice this house for quick
sale. DR.. Heatherly. BIB Kansas ave.
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Notes and PersonaI Nfention.

Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Mulvane VIII
leave Saturday for a trip to New YORK
Mrs. s. S. Estey spent today in Elm
poria visiting her daughter. Miss Helen
,Estey, who is teaching Greek in the
Normal school this year.
Mrs. J NJ Meade viii leave Friday
for Chicago to visit her daughter, Mrs
Terrence Ewart.
Miss Rachel Coston, who is a student
at the State university this year. will
come to Topeka Saturday to spend the
week end with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Willis Coston.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. GODDARD returned
today from Lincoln, Mo. where they
visited friends They spent Wednes-
day in Kansas City on their return
home.
Miss Dorothy Porter went to Law
renee Wednesday evening to enter the
State university.
Mrs F. B. Dams. of Lawrence, is
spending a few days visiting friends in
Topeka. DR.. Dams arrived today to at
tend the faculty reception at the homo
of DR.. and Mrs. F K. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P Montgomery viii
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FOR SALE BY SMITH, 52s KAN. AVE.
r house, 2 l.. Fillmore St, s., $50.
T. house, II L., Fillmore, 81, 400.
6 r mod, new house, Topeka ave- 81 900
r. modern house, Huntoon St, 81, 200.
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TO BEGINNERS:

It may be of interest to violin students
of Topeka, to know that Mr.. Samuel
Blitz, formerly of Kansas City, Mo, and
for many years a violinist with the
Symphony Orchestra under the direction
of John Behr and Carl Busch, has located
in Topeka. and has organized class for
beginners on violin, and will be pleased
to have any one interested to call al his
studio, 101 East 18th St Ind. phone 2s5S
White.
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SOCIETY
{ Continued from Precealng Page.l


The Monday Tourist club viii meet
Monday, October 6, with Mrs. l. >
Lewis, 1881 Fillmore street.
Invitations We're issued "Wednesday
by Mr.. J. C Gafford for the wedding
of his daughter Edna, to Mr.. George
A Porter, the wedding to take place
Tuesday night, October a, az 49,
o'clock in the First Presbyterian
church. The wedding will be followed
by a reception at the Virginia.
Miss Stella Johnson and Mr.. H. A
Olfphant were married Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs II.
S. johnson. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Locke, pastor OF the
Euclid Avenue Methodist church MISS
Cecil Comstock sang "All FOR on.
After the wedding Mr.. and MIS- ON
plant left for a short trip and upon
their return will be at home at 5os
Tyler street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISS EFF1E ARNETT, proprietor of the
Kansas City Dyers and Cleaners, has
succeeded in securing the assistance of an
expert dyer and cleaner and is now pre-
pared to do better work than ever and
has added a dressmaking department.
1921 West 9Th st. Ind. phone 1856.
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CIDER.

Washburn cider Works win deliver
sweet cider Monday, Wednesday Friday
and Saturday. Ind. phone 2si5 Black.
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FIRST published I'm The Topeka State
Journal Thursday, October g. 1911l
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c o. KNOWLES. Administrator.
Dated this End day OF October. 1871.
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PHoroGRAPHERs

WEHE'S pictures please You get your
moneys worth. then some Try him
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTL EAIENT.
Inc state Of Kansas. Shawnee County. sa
In the Probate Court In and FOR said
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FOR sALE-BoRsEs- cows. ETC.

Is YOUNG horses and mares; also reg
istered young driving mare. 128 Top. ave.
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FOR SALE-HoIstein bull, dairy heller,
plug horse. cheap. ChecksfieId. Phones
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FOR SALE-Standard bred driving mare,
rubber tired, auto seat and top buggy
llso harness. 1925 Clay.
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POOL AND BILLIARD TABLEA
FOR SALE-New and secondhand NJ
lard AID pool tables and bowling aucya
We lead tas world IN cheap bar fi1-
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue
Brunsw Sake Coiiender Co. 111-a
Main street. Kansas City. Ne.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Transfer AND STORAGE
MERCHANTS Transfer and Storage Co
furnish expert packers: also look after
freight. Phones 1856 Skinner & Gaybart
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FOR SALE-Lot No. 6s7 Lane St. in NJ
& D. Add, with other good lots. s600
By Chas. F. Bridge, 1907 No. Kan ave.
Ind. 423 =
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WANTED-MALE Hell

WANTED-Elevator boy over Is years of
age. Apply private Office. National hotel
The evening world., 1911-01-10
LUBY DIES
ABOARD CRUISER AT SEA.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lo,-Commander
John +. Lrby o the protected cruiser
hes Moines( died "on board that vessel
IAN. s in theN iclnlty Of Cape Verde ISL
.nds. The MY Department was adj
ised OF Commander Luby's death in a
!espatch Received to-day from the ex-
cutiye officer OF the Des Io!nes.
The Department advices did not indl-
ate the cause OF death. The Des
- u Is en- route home from special
In Liberia, She Is now 1t st.
Vincent, Cape Verde Islands. ana Will
make the remainder Of the voyage with
Lieut.. Charles T, Burt, executive officer
OF the ship, In command. The body Of
Commander Luby will be taken TO Bos-
ton, where the vessel is scheduled to ar
rive about Jan. q,
Commander Luhy was born IN Ireland.
July 20, 1858. and was appointed a mid
shipman in the navy from New York
on June Is, 1876, During the Spanish
American war he served as the eX-
ecutive officer of the fleet tender Yank-
ton. A few years after the war he
reached the grade OF Lieut., Commander,
serving at various stations and on var!-
Gus vessels OF the navy. lie was pro-
NOTED TO the grade OF Commander In
1907 and was placed In command Of the
Dss Moires last April.
The evening world., 1911-01-10

tons was the turning over OF the house
TO Mrs. Buntlux. She accepted his set
Element with eagerness But soon bills
began 10 pile up. There were brs for
taxes. gas. water, interest on n mort
gage, as well az monthly payments on
another house. II was then she realized.
she says. that she had a white .els-
plant on her hands.
Just a Nod In Passing.
After her husband and his family had
departed she occasionally met him In the
Bronx Borough Hal, where both ere
employed. a mere nod passed between
them. She asserted that he had pom
lsed In the separation agreement to keep
up some OF the payments. but did not
do SO.
Each Item Is recited in her plea for
nlimony before Judge Con. She asked
tie court to annul the agreement and
10 grant n legal separation by which
the husband would be forced to take
back the white elephant Mrs. Bun
tux receives sl..o0 from the city each
year for her services. Bunsux gets >
salary OF Si,S1 a yedf.
Justice COZ ala not believe Mrs.
BuntiuN had made a case that would
warrant his Interference.
The evening world., 1911-01-10
MOTHER AND BOY ATTIRE,
RUN THROUGH STREET.
Policeman Saves Pair From Death
Ivy Quickly Wrapping Them.
i'm Coat.

Thrcc-ycar-old Joseph McHenry
crawiel out OF bed at his home. No.
236 Lexington avenue. Brooklyn. today
and found a box OF matches on the
c%ulTouier. He carried the matches q
TO bed, struck one match on the boz.
and laughed as the tiny flames shot up.
It dropped from his hand and set are
to his night own
Mrs. Mcfienry heard n scream OF pain
and rushed into the bedroom TO n
Joseph's gown and the bed clothes y
mass OF flame. She caught the boy up
and raced madly to the street. hug
Cling Joseph close to her breast. The
speed at which she ran famed the IRE.
which spread to her dress.
Policeman Carney OF the Ralph ave-
nue station, heard the creams OF Mrs.
McIIcnry and the chlld and he ran To
the pair. He wrapped both OF them In
his coat and stihed the flames. hut not
before little Joseph was so severely
burned about the body that DR.. James
Of the Bushwlck Avenue Hospital. said
that the boys chances for recovery were
slight. Mrs. MoHenry. though badly
burned. ala not go to the hospital.
The evening world., 1911-01-10
WEBB WILL PUNCH
A TIME CLOCK IN
NEW YORK TODAY
Wife'S Share of Havemeyer
Millions Has Nothing to Do
With Transfer.

CHICAGO Ian ,o-Jamos Watson
Wabb veil, nuroh ,tro o,.a,. T., ~.
- "e' o''e' VI 'e
N"''so I" invest hal''uao'
"Hefe MS wealthy relatives have made
q person OF interest to his fellow
oiorLs nut t,a
wi. Ne""' VINO - Feihlea 10 al the
NahdeHo!ItH, with Mrs. WEBB. who was
Electra Havemeyer, and their baby
daughter, Slipped quietly ont Of CHI
cago n fev d1vs opo ~ IA. o., thetr
sh,5a "a, Van Vii. vvhor r,t,a.
IT,. n.,t.h -, -.
''s'S' ""t.' "'u "Ot zee" '""'I' 1855"
'he'r commences heard they were gone,
the opinion was CXp?ea ed tl0t the fact
that Mrs. Webb had lust received sl,-
600, 900 from her fathers estate might
have some,hirg ,o dn with yyehh,s
iaa,t,r ,ra IT,, Ut. n.baro Ia
,e"''"7 - 49, ."
Hao "o'"e" ioF go u "'on'n' ,"'~'so
society was wrong the ia't mat MS
wife has Inherited several million. has
nothing whatever to do with the case.
Mr.. Webb has slmply been transferred
"a ,su -.ier,cal nos,,ion If, Nov vorl,
,,ra,ab ~. "a W. W.T. al not,
H''"''s" 49, ""N
meet ''e ~'o'a''es u ,'l'af' s'''e5y
WIN oh'hns!tsnl' they hau a Few ''l.huS
In the city, ana one Of them said to-day;
Mr., and Mrs, Webb never had any
The evening world., 1911-01-10
LEAVES ESTATE TO BENSELS
John A., walter and sister Get
Most Of Mothers Property.

Attorneys for State Engineer John A.
Bensel and DR.. Walter Bensel OF the
Health Department Med the VIII OF
their mother. Mrs. Mary Maclay Bensel.
for probate In the S~urrogate's once
Yesterday. The estate Is a large one.
Mrs. Bensel died In Leominster. Mass,
on Dec. ~. She left 5000 to her daugh-
ter by her former husband. Marian
Maclay; $500 a year to Mrs. Louise IA.
Palmer. sister of the late Mr.. Maclay.
ard the rest OF the estate In equal
shares to her sons. John A. Bensel and
Or. Walter Bensel. and her daughter,
Harriet Bensel Gauld.
The viii explains that "A larger share
was not left to Marian Maclay because
she had been well provided for In the
will Of Mrs. Bensevs f~oster-mother,
Mary Ann Wright.
The evening world., 1911-01-10
AGED MAN DIES
IN Church At
W|FE'S FUNERAL
Had Told Her as She Lay Dy-
ing That He Would Soon
Follow Her.
FALLS V E ON COFFIN.
Crowd in Williamsburg Edifice
First Thought He Had
tainted.
FALLS OVER ON COFFIN.

Michael Ormond. one Of wnllambu' IS
old residents, has kept the 1ord he
gave his wife, Mary. as he leaned over
her d%eathbed. at the Ormond residence.
No. itllubert street. on sunday night.
II will not he long In coming TO You.
Mary" said the old man as he ki.-ed
her goodbye.
To-day as the family gathered about
the coffin In front of the alter In The
Church OF II. Cecilia at Herbert and
North Henry streets. Ornond leaned
heavily on the glass VIII ch covered his
beloved Wife, features. To his son and
daughter It seemed that he had tainted.
but he had gone with his wife.
The church was crowded with mourn
ers. MIR. Ormond's prominence in Will
iamsburg and Mrs. Ormond's phllnn-
throplc activities had drawn a distin-
guished assemblagc. Mass for the re-
pose OF the dead womln's soul had been
celebrated by the Right Rev. Edward
J. McGolrick, assisted by tho Rev.
william |. Barrett, secretary TO
Bishop Mcdonnell Of Brooklyn. and n
relative Of the family. The mourners
were slowly filing out OF the church and
Father McGolrick had returned to the
vestry.
The bcrcavcd family. including Mlss
NJ rgarct Orm,nd, who II st. Cecilia's
~organist. and william. a son. left their
seats in the front pew and started for
the coffin for a last look. Margaret
and william held their father BY either