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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-28
BILLS IN THE HOUSE.

H. 3. No. 63O-By Kelley: An act
amending Sec. IS of Chap. SIS of the
laws of 1867, as amended by Sec. 2
of Chap. rs of the laws of 1876, be-
ing section SIS of the general statutes
of 1901, and repeating said section 2
of chap. 76 of the laws of 1879, and
chapter rs of the laws of 1879 (and
repeating Chap. 60 of the laws of
1900
H. B. No. 631-By Buchanan: An act
comforting upon women the right to
vote, in cities, upon public library
propositions.
n. B. No. 632-By Davis OF Ottawa:
An act concerning the purchase and
Improvement of farm or asylum for
the poor in all counties where certain
proceedings are had.
H. B. No. 633-By Buchanan: An act
amending general Sec. s9457, general
statutes of 1909, being Sec. 224. Chap.
116, of the general statutes of 1909.
relating to assessments and taxation,
and repeating said Sec. 9457.
H. B. No. 634-By Com. on Assess
ment and Taxation: An act to provide
for the assessment and taxation of the
property of our companies, joint
stock companies, mercantile and other
corporations, other than railroad COM
panies operating a line of railroad. and
of partnership firms, and of individ-
uals owning passenger, sleeping, par
lor observation, dining and freight
cars or either used in connection with
the transportation of passengers or
freight within. into or through the
state of Kansas. and to repeal chap.
252, laws of 1909, sec. 1903 general
statutes of 1909, being sec. 8, chap
243, laws of 1909, and all other acts
and parts of acts in conflict with this
act
II. B. No. 635-By Wayman: An act
authorizing the use of the district
court room.
amend Sec 80, Chap. SO general stat
utes of 1901.
H. B. No. 637-By Westerman: An
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act limiting the township tax levy
amending Sec. 9. Chap. 19S of the
session laws of Kansas for 1909, and
repeating said original Sec. g.
H. B. No. 63S-By Westerman: An
act relating to the building of bridges.
and amending Sec. L, of Chap. s. of
the session laws of 1909 and repeating
said original section one.
H. B. No. 639-By Don Carlos: An
act authorizing fire insurance COM
panies to write policies covering ex-
plosions.
H B. No. 64O-By Don Carlos: An
act requiring life insurance companies
to furnish written statements pertain
ing to the policies which they offer for
sale.
H. B. No 641-By Kyle: An act
making appropriation to pay certain
claims against the state of Kansas re-
sulting from vaccinating swine with
horse serum vaccine.
H. B. No. 642-By Reardon: An act
relating to automobiles and motor We
hicles and requiring the drivers of We
hicles to give part of travelled track
of highway.
H. B. No. 643-By Emerson: An act
appropriating the sum of $1.663.85 to
pay the claim of the city of Rosedale,
Kan, for special Improvements in
front of the school of medicine of the
University of Kansas, located in Rose
dale.
H. B. No. 644-By Ellis of Labette
An act appropriating money to aid in
the erection of an addition to build
fngS of the Parsons home and hospital
of Parsons, Kan, and providing for
the inspection of said home and hos
pital by the state board of control,
under such regulations as the board
may direct
H. B. No. 645-By Williams of Lo-
gan: An act authorizing the state au-
dlfOr and state froa RI nradif 7 o.
gan county on its state tax account for
state taxes COMPROMISED in accord
ance with provisions of Sec. 4. Chap.
10. of the session laws of 1898.
Fl. B. No. 646-By Mulroy of Ellis:
An act relating to fire protection. de-
scribing the duties of certain officials
and amending sections 1882 and 1854
of the general statutes of 1909.
H. B. No. 647-By Haslet: An act
relating to title notes and conditional
sale contracts providing punishm ent
for the inJuriug, concealing, destroying.
selling or disposing of. property or
any part thereof, held in possession
of the buyer or assigns under such
note or contract and providing for
the foreclosure of such notes and con-
tracts. and fixing the liability of the
| makers thereof.
H. B. No. 64S-By Kerr: An act
regulating the conditions under which
minor children may take part in OF
| be employed in connection with eX-
hibitions or plays and providing for
the punishment for the violation
| thereof.
| H. B. No. 649-By Brown of Linn:
| An act to amend Sec. 8 of Chap 81
| of laws of 1872, the same being para
| graph S146 of general statutes of 1909
H. B. No. 650-By Myer: An act
authorizing the county commissioners
| to provide additional clerical help fol-
county clerks in certain counties
H. B. No. 651-By Maloy: An ACT
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comnanies doing

requiring express companies doing
business in the state of Kansas, to
maintain offices in convenient place
in the business portion of each town
or city, and to deliver packages or ex-
press matter to residences within the
limits of any town or city, without ex-
ira charge, and providing punishment
for any violation of this act.
H. B. No. 652-By Ewing: An act
to promote the health of school chill
dren in cities of the first and second
class and prescribing punishment for
the violation of it's provisions.
H. B. No. 653-By Armstrong: An
act to amend Sec. 4, 5, 6, 7 of Chap.
PSI, of session laws of 1909, being
Sec. 1855, 1856. 1858, $3.50, and Sec.
90, of Chap. 49s and Sec. 20, 81. %, %,
"a of the session laws of 1907, and
Sec. 1. of Chap. II, of the laws of
1908, and repeating the original Sec.
3, 4, 5, 6, of Chap. 251, of session
laws of 1909 and Sec. 20, 81, %, %,
"a of Chap. of 4OS, of 1908, and all
laws and parts of laws inscribed here
with.
H. B. No. 654-By Thompson: An
act apportionfng the state into sena-
torial districts.
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WOMAN AS FINANClER.
Seeks Laurels of j. Pierpont Morgan
I'm New York State.

New York. Jan. 2S.-J. Pierpont
Morgan must look after his laurels as
king of finance closely else Miss Ella
M. Boynton. the first cashier of a ma
tional bank in New York state, will
surpass him in fame. Miss Boynton
is SO years old and does not believe in
equal suffrage. She has just been APP
pointed cashier of the First National
bank of Bayside, L. l., at a salary of
$4,000 a yaer.
Miss Boynton believes that women
can perform many of the duties now
almost wholly given to men. She has
had a number of years experience in
the banking business and is looked
upon as a thoroughly capable and
clever cashier No person in Bayside
is better posted on credits than she.
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(,SIzaSI'.|a5|..Ss||g(,TTl[;l
6z7IggzzfI|lSzI|. {!
N.Y. 81
DSg"9

Six short sharp shrieks. three cheers
and a couple of banzais for Hon.
Veatch. OF Washington county, This
department hereby retracts any deroga-
tory remarks ever made about his
WhiSkerS. In fact his Whiskers are
just right and lend the proper balance
to a head which is longer than the
whlskers; and that head is so full OF
good sense that it is almost crowded.
THE statute books" says Hon.
Neatch, are now cluttered with fool
legislation, and if the legislature would
adjourn for 10 years, the people of this
state would be better off,
Hon. Solomon may have dropped a
few words of wisdom; Hon. Cato of
Rome had few pertinent thoughts in
his time. as did Hon. Pericles ofAthens;
Hon. Talleyrand gave Napoleon some
good advice; Hon. Bill Pitt did the
same for English royalty, and Hon Ben
Franklin made a few remarks which
were destined to be embalmed in print,
BUT not one of them ever let drop
remark which, for pure, unvarnished
sense, had anything on the remark
made by Hon. Veatch of Washington.
All hailEnot to mention sufficient rain
in proper season-to Hon. Veatch. And
as for his chest warmerS-long may
they wave. and long may the zephyrs
of Washington county blow through the
same!
estly represent his constituency, let us
recommend Mr.. Ellis, the gentleman
from Labette. OF course Labette cOun-
ty may be considered, by us up-staters.
as nothing much except a patch of land
most useful in guarding Neosho county
from the communicating influence of
Oklahoma, but it should receive due
credit for sending real representative
to the legislature. 1t takes not only
nerve but ability to boost one of Hon.
Cones freak bills and vote for it. and
follow by kicking another one in the
Stats and voting against it, but that is
just what Mr.. Ellis did Thursday af-
ternoon. He favored any law which
would knock out the Sunday theater.
because he had been so instructed by
his constituents, and he favored the
emasculation of the anti-baseball law
because he had been so instructed. He
handled Hon. Cones with padded gloves:
he opined that Hon. Cones was moral
young man, who honestly believed in
his measures, and as such was enti-
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Difficult Task.

Crouchy Visitor-Where can ! get
hold of the boss?
Office Boy-Gos me! Hes bald.
got no neck to speak of. greases his
boots, and wears such tight trousers
that you can't get a grip on him any,
where!
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w A N T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS
aBD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c. K. Holiday and wife to F. E.
Clough. lot 1873 Adams st.............$ 600
L. f. Clearinghouse and wife to E.
Ready and Others lot 76 and pt rs
Tyler St, Douthitt place add -. 900
F. w. Knapp and wife to r. B. Aus
tin, lots on Lincoln and 7th SITS, d.
II horne add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W. j. Rickenbacher and wife to A.
]. Reed, lots % and &c Monroe st.
Lakewood add ....................... 200
w. w. Wilxidal and Others to e. G.
Wil1idal, pit n. w. Il 9-12-16.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

START A NEW BUSINESS-r Amor,-
can "a zor honing and safety blade sharp
ebins nlachhhe, make s. to $40 per day;
no experience required R. S. Green Ia
Washington ST., Chicago
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WANTED-sAIESSIEN.

KENIPER-THOMAS Co., Cincinnati, want
travelling men for advertising fans as
sideline. Quick money. S25 to $50 weekly
Copyrighted designs. Selling season now
on. Apply Fan Dept
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WANTED-S Statesmen Of Ability and neat
appearance to call on all merchants in
their territory; elegant side line. conyen-
lent carry; good commissions; prompt
remittance. A. III. Belmont Mfg. Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
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lot of hot air is being distributed
by those ardent purists who desire to
keep children away from the CON.
terminating" influence of the stage.
Right weepfully do they espouse the
cause of the poor chee-ild of tender
years, and paint, in all the shades and
blends of chrome yellow, the sad fate
of the said chee-ild which, if left I'M
guarded by the Gr-r-reat State of Kan
sas, might be compelled to appear as
Little Eva, Oliver Twist, the papoose
in the ''SquaW Man or in some other
cast. The agitation against stage chill
dren is so SluShy and unreasonable that
it is nauseating to people who know
anything about it, but their patient
argument is met by wild shrieks from
the purists. And it may be noted in
passing that the reformeTS who strive
to keep children off the stage, are the
people who know absolutely nothing
about stage children. They are in the
same position and subject to the same
arraignment as the parent of the anti
baseball legislation. One of his ar
guments was that Sunday baseball had
a tendency to lower the moral standard
of young men. The Gent from Wyan-
dotte, who is the parent of four voters,
asked the Gent from Meade if he had
any children. Cones admitted that he
had not. Il thought So said the Gent
from Wyandotte.
In this agitation against stage chill
dren. all the information and argument
is being furnished by those who never
saw a stage child, except across the
footlights, if at all.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-28

SELL GASOLINE LIGHTING SYSTEM.
Latest patents. Cheapest and most l,ow-
erful light known to science For home
and commercial lighting Anyone can
install and operate them; exclusive ter
ritorial contracts given responsible men;
small investment; large profits Gloria
Light Co., $3.50 Washington Blvd, Chi
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WANTED-A farmer; will give share of
crop and pay wages for extra work
Ever VI hing furnished. Cal 81 Column ban
Bldg, from II to O'Clock only. Don't
come unless farming now and have refer
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500 MONTHLY and expenses to travel and
distribute samples for big manufacturer;
steady work. S. Scheffer, treasurer, So,
Chicago.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

MEN WANTED to learn barber trade;
few weeks completes student: best and
latest methods used; positions secured:
commissions paid while learning; tools
given absolutely free with the lowest tut
ton ever offered. Call or write at once.
Topeka Barber College. 1872 Kansas ave-
nue.. Topeka. Kansas.
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tied to consideration, rather than ridi-
Guile, BUT he admitted, incidentally,
that any state law against Sunday
baseball was uncalled for, and that his
constituents were against the Cones re-
strictions. He had the good taste to
oppose the bill without sprinkling salt
on the frayed and quivering hide of the
moral Gentleman from Meade, and
when he goes back home his constitu-
ents should herd him up in a fence
corner and brand him with the Labette
20. X"
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WANTED-Tutor for boy in 9TH grade,
after o'clock in the evening Bell 1873,
1900 Buchanan.
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GOOD DRESSERS to have their clothes
pressed at the Enterprise Cleaning Co.,
S34 Kansas ave. Phones 172.
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WANTEn-AGENTS-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of lifetime: no ex-
perlence necessary: big cash profits daily
and one agent made 81 in one hour: every
sick policies than any other similar com
pany In the world; we give the most pop
uiar and cheapest insurance written: new
plan 81 year for $500 policy; no assess
menus or dues; other amounts in proper
ZION; death benefit; weekly indemnify
free medical attendance; original popular
features; either sex; all claims promptIy
and literally settled; insurance assets
So000J0; reliable representatives wanted
everywhere; exclusive territory; liberal
permanent income; increasing each year;
absolutely sure. Address International
Corporation Ill Broadway, Department 81
New York -
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WANTED-Live hustling agents to sell
attractive lot and land proposition. Big
money for agent and customer. Write E.
l.. Clark, Hamlis. Texas.
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SIS WEEKLY and expenses to trustworthy
people to travel and distribute samples
for high wholesale house. c. H. Emery, P.
o. 1879, Chicago.
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AGENTS in every city and town; best
selling automobile specially; large de-
mand for goods; success assured; start at
once. 7. w. Dawson, Bonilla, S. D.
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WANTED-Boy in the enclosing depart
ment. Hall Lithographfng Co.
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MEN OR WOMEN to copy advertising
letters at home; SO to $25 per week: eS-
perience not necass ary. enclose stamped
envelope MADISON SALES CO., Ander-
son, Ind
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Observation-Disclosures and helpers to
ship to Oklahoma and in Kansas. car
repairers and machinists to ship in Kan.
blacksmith. agents, hotel help, night clerk,
$50 mo-; 100 dining room and lunch girls,
$40 to $40 mo-, board and room; % eXper-
fenced house girls, hotel maids, laundry
help. etc, etc.
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WANTED-Side line and speciality sales
men; big commissions; competition;
large demand; coat pocket samples Write
today. H. G. Zimmerman e Co. 1921
Michigan ave-, Chicago.
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WANTED-5OO men and boys, daily TO get
free shaves and hair cuts at Schwarze
Barber College, Ill East 9Th. In the
shop shave SC. hair cut 10c.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
No canvassing or. soliciting REQUIRED
Good income assured. Address National
Cooperative Realty Co., v 726, Marden
Building Washington. D. c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Situation in hotel or restau-
rant or managing roomins house. Youns
married couple. Will leave town. Adj
dress %. care Journal
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MORE MEN NEEDED AT ONCE for
electric railway motormen and con-
ductors, 20 to 40 years old. $50 to. 500
month: no experience necessary; fine OPP
portunity; no strike; write Immediately
for application blank, enclosing stamp.
Address Trolley, care of State Journal.
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FOR RENT

ia West ST.. rooms..................- 1900
2oo2 Bolles ave-, Y rooms. gas..-..-..-- 1900
1874 Grattan St. rooms. $50
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1900 Lincoln ST., rooms, bath. 1890
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-28

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The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-29
BL OOMFIELD PARK
Wednesday, August Is, 1911

This picnic eclipse all other outing be offered the
people of Denver and Surrounng Country this he past
criterion for future for the great popularity OF An
na HOLIDAY is as wide as the which live he
pie will take day off enjoy themselves with this as
they have done the past and will provide for them bet
ter entertainment and happier time.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-07-29
Bloomfield Park Is Denvers
Ideal Picnic Grounds

combines numerous advantages any other place the
c;v or in the state It embraces large beautiful lake and
fine large grove.
In this cool and beautiful resort where enjoyment recreation
are available will forget for day the tolls and worries
of everyday surroundings social acquantances recall
again the happy privileges of other days. and all will be richly
benefited by the new pleasures which we shall find
The best music obtainab will help make the day and even
inc mass like magic dream Come yourself and bring
friends and treat the beauties of this unequaed place.