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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Tie Gcnfumers Qscgus, bie Isit
ssynhren In nIir Gtine iiberaus erfoIss
reid TIM SHtereift Der Fyautn unb
Ndh6kn eeipirii bat. bic tn 5obritsn
rbsr adbsn befMdftisi finb. Dirc benz
H16If gum srren Msnie felt ihrem &c.
jtsbfn por bic Ceffsn!Iihtsit treten.
am Donnfrliog, beH III. Wai
GbeubS adj llbr. finbet In btm Ghriil
Gbur4 @arii9 0cufe eint pom 00r'
Heup bsr Gonlurners Qeogut eiHbsrul
itnt Nsxfommiuns iidtf. in ipsl6er boz
hsrzfen<n Mebnern bic 3ipedt uni
Sitls 1ss 6Isls1IT&dfs aHseinanbtrgt'
fstf meTbtn folIen. 3u bieier Der
fammgliHs IN bos publifnm hersIid
sineetnben.
Die Gsufnmers Qeasne BAT "a Nd
su1 &Eseobe eemad9t. hnS Qoos Dt1
sszsa - ~ esas - = 6s6siss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Cincinnati Sieoertran5.


Gin btftinguirtss uHb iiberaus
sablrei6es aubitorium bate iih ges
tern inn Sb<on einsefuubsn, I'm oem
aons.rt, nomit Der Cincinnati 2ies
bertran3 bic Gdiiou gum abihluB
braGts, beisunohntn. 3uB bic 8dfts
in ibren grUdrtuneen niht setdui6t
tpuroen, ionnsrn sineu sroben uno
ungetriibten muftalii6.n SsnuB su
perseihaen batten, bari BET Der be-
tannisH 2siituRssfdbietsit unb ben
hcGqefeaten tiinItleriiheH 4nforbea
rungsn bes 2kbertraH5 aiht @uHhsr
nebrnen. Wsetfter Rouis ghrgott, ber
treffli6e 9irissnt bes gsreiHs, batt:
elm g.rogrnmm aufseffeat, eos BEN
gbor uno ben Soliften geIegenbeti
bot, iih ceu1 tuRftDeritGnbisen gubIis
tum bon ibrer b<ften Seite 81 setssH
Dos aon5ert purbe burh bds tim
mungspcae RairftN .SaHgestDeibe"
neIhss BON gbor brilliant seiungeT
purne, singeleitet. gs folgte odrou
Qubtuig Ritbs's r0mrrtifhe 2al
.Dos 5ethtngrub". beHsn ihons
8orirag ipi.berboIttH nno~ itiirmii9el
4pplous iDa6risf. Ilsberhuupt ssi3t
bos gublitum teinesness NIT feline
anertsnnuns Der pirtli4 ho6ftshsn
ben aeifungsn oes Ghcrs. 8ds CART
| .Gpinn, Spinu" unb bcs berrlth
abt'f6e 9onpert rgineta- HdhteI
| auf oas Aubitorium eireu ii6tIih tie
1 fen Gtnhrud. Gs9r biibfb uno on
i iprehenb iparen nuh bos potriottft
Am beutffxn Geiit nno 5erssn-, bn
4 luitiae giAborH'fts ~Rhferlieo" lin
| Der Gbcr ber Winser uno S9ufe
aus Hrutis Spr Die aorslsn". Dl
| 2tiftuHssn Der So!iiten. Grcu Rorm
Gsteratr Weihner aIs Soprontitir
bes 6errn Gmil 70. Gtemler als Get
ger unb ees 8dritcnifien 5errn4lfrs
Golbfttin fionben auf oerielben hohe
Gtufe Der Gborlsiituneen uHo rssfe
| raufdenheu 8tifol iDo6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
NitternadJts.Gei

Gsrasant 8GuerIsiH unn polisih
grubanp fanben ssitern sa frilbtr
Roraentunbe bic Biribihoft IN gers
hes 6ntel offtn. Dor bsm Ghanftiih
lfano Elm gcft. ipelher fiA eint Blas
Ihe Bier su Gemiiite fii1rte. Der
ShanitfIIner gsobert Tioron fDurbe
unttr bfr anflnst Der llebsrtrttuns
bts Uaitternantsstitsss ptrtdfttt.
aurse 3eit ipGter fubis polisiit gra'
hamp In Der Dirtbi6nft Sts %,
Gnmibt an Der 4. unb Sim Girnbs
slpsi @diie beim Rurttnipiel alb. Der
D irtb ipurbe ebtnfatis Degen lltbtr,
tretuus bes TsitisrHa6tsstftsss per'
bdftei. 81.
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Neser.

- Snfolge aursFhluiIes elsttrii6er
Grdhss tam ssfern Witias In BEN
Gnnufenfier Der Hur5lpdnrtnhanelung
bon WlolIie. 6aggertp an Copeland
unb UsrThlIan Sirabe ein Dener gum
ansbrud. trtIfes bebeutenoe Aufrss
auua berpcrrief unO tintH G6abtn
DON 800 peruridHte.
|. - Gin fhabbdfter RaiGfans pers
.urfohtf qeftern In benz 8tHkments
bunIe 80. $40 2aursl Gtrobe eiu
;Fsiler, ipsI6es stl6fGi iperbeH tonntt,
6epcr nfnnensnertbr G9uoeH aHee.
Iyi3sst mssbsa MAJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Hnb QaDenoeffdften tbdtig finb. 3ii trs
Iei1tern. DIE Geiellfdaft 1T beitrebt,
baFiir su icrgen, bob bic arbeitse6er
bic n0tbiatn fonitdrtn Ginrihtungen
nnbrinasn laITsn unb baB bic arbeit
fih niht auf bic gbenbitunben uuss
bebni. lin ibrsn Mirfungsfreis Dtrs
qr6Bern al f0nnen. ipiro nun bic
piad, nnhbem Il. foiptit fsbr erfolss
reid aeDefen, por bus dllgemeine pus
blitum treten unb peitert areife fix
ibr Wirsen 3u intsreFireu Deriuhsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

unb Dersu grofeffon 3u unterbreiten.
Gbenfo ifretbt DieleIbe cine anSdbl
Ron ;yrooen Dor, rDelhe BON ben Resi.
itrdren an Die sn regiStrirenbsn Ddbler
oeftsllt iperben miiHen, ehe bieislben In
Sic WdblerliIten eingetragen fperben
fonnen. Die Norlaee miro jebt bem
6auie ii6ermittelt nerben.
Gfe gonnt'fdbe g 6u1bu4 :
8orIdge pdfftrt.
gendtor Donnt,s Ghulbu6 s8orlos
de fpeldx ss ben Ghube6oroen pers
bfetst. shulbiher fDdbrsnb Der 5jdh.
rieen geriobe, fir ipelde iis iest fir
Die pieferuna oerfelben tontrdbiren
f6nnen, III tDediefn. fDuros i'm Senat
puITirt. Inter bem isBt beitebenber
ejefebe pdren bic GhuIbsb0rben srs
mdhfiot, einen fol6en BehIel Dpr5us
nebmen. ipenn cine 5l6 Wuioritdt ber
rsfp. gsbStbe su Gunitsn zines IoI4er
itiunltt.
DerFdit6enes.
Tie Gtambaugh @orIage, tpel4'
| porfdreibt, boB Die bisber nit sinsH
| Wanne beIsbte gtells zines Supsrin
| tmbenteu Der NGbfen g.Ferungs
anffalt in Teloipdre IN 3utuHft Dol
elmer arau NIT tinsm Subresgsboit Dol
| 1920 $4,000 befIeibet perben ioll
ipurbe i'm 6auis NIT 90 gessn q
Stinrmen paifirt.
sros bes ginnGnoes elmer ansuf
/. senqtoren. ipelht Dem aoDotatsr
lianbe anaeb5ren. nuroe bic Sutton
gorlaae poffirt, ipelhe ss ben qppeuo
iipnsaeri6fen perbieten TOa, 8eroiti
m gtpilproseiien umsuftob.n, tpsnn b,
! giihtsr Der unteren a.nftdH3 b.gldubis
noB trob allenfnfiiesr t.tniifsr gel
Ter beiben pnrteieH Gers6tIstsit rpIoe
fobreu fti.
= Senator Dore untsrbrsitste sir
!. 8orlaae, burh ipslhe bic areisssritti
Tiitrifte bss Stdnits 70 abgedHos
: trerben iouen, bob ss in 3utuHft in
sur llnm0olihieit trtrSeH pirbs. .in'
: republifnnifhen 4rsisridter in irger
!. einem Der Diffrifte su sripdbIen. GA
bsIonbers III ss in Der 9orEaee a
ZEN erften Siftrift obq.i.beH. Der 8
milton gountp etnfhlisbt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Rem gprt, 2. Rai. ansetrma
men: .5ellig SlaD" BON aopenhagen.
sSarmina" pen Rsapel, rJtnlnno"
run antrperpen, rResina b'Stalta" bon
Genua, sRronprius 8tIbsIm" bon
Bremen.
9lbaegdnqen: rarcHprinssfftn eect-
lie~ nah gremsn, ygptsoam" nat]
Eptterodm.
Quebec. anset.: uUlontrn1s"
pon 8riitpl.
9enua. anget.: n2utfionu" Dor
Rem yort.
5apre 4nset.: .2ofe erie'
pOn ct. SObu. n. g.. HaH 2oRoor
bsitimmt..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
eokal.Dfrid)t
Wiifensspertb.
@is man GinuaHSsrrH Sderreien
srfparen feHn.

syilr ptiie, bic Angtb0rige obsr ndbe
Btrsponbte dus europa beriberioHs
men fdiIen ipoLIsn, Iei ss bic Satin.
itisn eg sfinber, glttrn Ober OeihDL
Fer, In es bon mihtisteii ~ ipifen,
pab hie GinnonbsrungsbebOrbt BorsI
isbrungsn gstrofftn bat, ben antDmnls
iiaeen bic 3ulaFTung 81 erleihtsrn. gu
bisftfn 3fDeds Iinn Drapebpssn nfgts
fsrtiet tDorDen. oit BON per betrsffenotn
yerfcn, iptldt Dtriponoie ertDdrtes,
Dor beren AnfuHft aussufiilltn unb Der
Observation-Disclosures su iiberHittsIn
Ttnb. 4lf Dieien Gormuldren iiHo bic
su beontiportenben 5rngen utit De.
rIdnigEeit cnssgsben. Bon bsfoHoertr
Wintietsit III ss isbnh. ipeHu cieIe
dDrmuturs Dor sinsm Gintpunoerunsss
btumstn ansssfitflt fperben. Der fetH
attfft iibsr ois bttreffenb. perfon blls
sufiiat. WilI i. B. JemdHo in Gins
einnoti aHptriDnHbte hsriibsrtcmnten
ldHen. 10 begiebt er iid su tinem Der
bort itationirien ginDonbtrungsbedns
ten uno madbt Dor ibm bic tn benz Gcrs
mulGre perIansien ansaben. Sft IN
oem betreffennen Crte tsin Giniponoss
runassomter ifationirt. 10 t0nnsn bis
ananben Dor BEN in bsm nddft aeie'
ssneu Ort. no fih ein Folhtr 9sdTteI
aufbdls, sensodt iperbsn. sSif jtboh In
Der Rdft oes DobnIisss Der psrfpr
stin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FtdtionIrt
10 f1nnen bie dDrmuldre BON Der Gin
tpdnesrnnssbsb5rbe I'm eaHbungshcFsI
erIcngt, auseefiiIIt unb On 0ie 9eb0ro'
surHdgsfhidt perben. Die geHdue BE
oHtsportuns ner porgsihriebsusn FRA
gen srfpart ben ans5mmliHesn srob
Shrereisn unb unniiben aufsnibdl
in ben niHt istr dngenebmtn Btien
ticnsr1umeR. Wenn BET Der Anfunf
Der anseb5vieen bis betreffeHben Jor
nalnre, snr 3uFriebenbei. Der Gintpan
perltnps6ebSrbe ausssfiillt. porbdnos
iinb 10 spirb Der 3uloHuRs Der 8etref
iennen seine G6fpisriefeii In ben gBe
etlegt. porouseefttt, buB iie uiht .
ben Ginfponbereru seb6ren. oertn gu
loIfMng bonn Gefeb ptrboten III. es |
isbenfnlIs cine Grleihseruns fur b
Mai6mmlinge, unb oie Sraebosen fin
~ riefsm 3nede befhdfft Dorben.
Gin grefutipkomter cuf ellis 81
ldnb ersIdrie einem 9erihterftotter b
lisbsrxihung zines Der 5ormuldr
bob ef ffdt nie Mbfidt Der GiHiDaHD'
fHngsb<h5rbe Tel, nohe ger.rcHbte DO
hier aHfdfistn perfonm unniieerfpet
su bstsntreR, fpenn DstDeiFe bofiir DO
burrrn finb, bob fie nift Gsfohr loi
fsn, sfnefn G<meiHiptIen 3ur Gar ,
faiItn. unb hob bic DOT .intm einipaI
htrungss Jufpeftor onssefIlIten 10
muIars eenou ben sltihen 3tDtd {
fiinn ale rnahts bic betreffsHbe pe
ion fhfs Hngnbsn Dor ber lotoIen Gil
ipunberungsbeb5rbt. sSn pielen Gan
frerbe bdbnrh Bite DettHtrung Der B
treffenbsn peSIonen btrnlitbsn. 8
sycrmuIare finh ouf GrFuGen ber Gi
fponbsrungsbeh5rbe su erlunsen. z
fpurbsa angtf4afft, neil bdufig bel }
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nnfrdeen iit
stipdise 3aI.afung bon aasnrni
runeslnifieen einicuftn.
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Gbe.GrlanbnikideiHe.

s6urrifenDo Doipbp, %, 423 GarlisIsalb.
lGtelIa JsuHings, 80. 4l0 Dsbb4Isp.
jGuisop .. G6neiber. 26, 2l47 Si.
4 s5omfs Ape.
l.Sbnnne Gupol. %. btssl.
jDumitra etoia. SO, gi. gernarn.
Rdtie ppp, 80. be ssl.
Igem. o. Garsis, 40, g3rinreisn 1otel.
lSba Curtis 81. CUNT 6otel.
lgrnif gantbtr, 90, 1901 5orrifonaO.
lGbriFiins Keller. 80. 1909 DubiepSt.
lGrapsa 10. Csburn, 43. Geamor. .,
lemma Htreno. 27. 1852 Dana ap
iSr6n g. Nsnsfiel, 48, 4nb<rion. Snb
l1sarp R. MiAmunn. 38. eodIaHo. 81
55as. 9. HsaIIb. "a. 1903 gine ct
tAnt6. Nolins 20, aublOtD ap.
l8sn. 3. 4uIIp. SO. 6ariipea. @.
lGsa pslp. 28, otssl.
,GptDan 9iskr. q. S0gD. eiberspGt
lyieItt 0foms. 10. 800 s5iHolop Ei
.C3<p. JndTen, n, 70l GarliEle ar
lGornb gdsst. 1s. sos D. Court 81
lgeier MifIsr, 40. 1906 Rass Ctr.
lSsatb. Gnuh. 35. 1908 Race ct.
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halten foE. Der 4lau III jebo9 nod
nidA gang rsif, ba alpei Der Rdufsr Der
anii6t iinb, baB bag bisberige Ser
bdnbe febr feidt fir sin Gef4dtts%
bdus umqebuut neroen fam.
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RtgiFri.
rungsgefeb.

sSm Gennt fpurbe bic pcn bem Nus
Inub fiir pripilseien unb Wdhltn siins
ftis einberiftsts 2ubfon. gorlnge. fpsI.
DE mihtise Rsformen In Der Ntgiftri-
RING bon WdbltrH anitrebi. paiFirt.
Der Norinss sufOlet iinb bic Better
con apeishdifiern ge5ipungeH, ber
anssfheASras sine. aiits ihssr Risttsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Die SlaatsgdsbgebuIlg.
Die aanal Ooriase nuertuartefer
meiie bic Hadfte mod)e sas
riidselest
Rtil Der aaIeHber AHsi9nb ses
6aMIss refigHirt bot.

Direfte gunbes Sendtoren md9l
sutgsbeiBen. Die Sount'fde S6uls
bu6sgorlase poFirt. 8erihdrf'
tss Regiitrirunss Geiss. - 9ers
fchieoeneg.
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Ge(Cgrap6

(Fortissuno Don Der 1. Seite.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26

j. A. Cason, secretary. Ness City;
September 27-29.
Norton County Agricultural associa-
tion-M. F. Clarity, secretary, Norton;
August 29-September 1.
Onago third annual Stock Show and
CarnivaI@C. HaughaWout, secretary,
Onaga, September 7-s.
Usage County Fair association-Wm
r. Bratton, secretary, Burlingame; Sep
TENDER 5-S.
association. E. Johnston. secretary.
Minneapolis; October 3-6.
?awnee County Agricultural associa-r
toni. c. Wilson, secretary, Larned;
September 1915. rs~
Pratt County Fair association-wal-
ter Pedigo. secretary. Pratt; August
1913.
Rawlins County Fair and AgricuI-
tural Association-Win hold it's annual
fair this year at Atwood. Kan. on
August 15-16-17-1s.
Reno County: Central Kansas Fair
association-A. L. Sponsler, secretary,
Hutchinson; September 1927.
Republic County Agricultural asso-
ciatSon-C. M Arbuthnot. secretary,
Belleville; September 12-15.
Riley County Agricultural society
s y, = craig secretary '''S'' august
Rocks county Fair association
Chas. Riseley. secretary. Stockton; Sep
TENDER SO.
Rush County Fair and Agricultural
association-T. c. Rudicel, secretary,
Rush Center: August 1881.
Sylvan Grove Fair and Agricultural
Association, September 20, 81, o.
Saline County Agricultural, Horti-
cultural and Mechanical association-E.
R. futile, secretary, Salina; August %
September 1.
Shawnee County: Kansas State Fair
association-H. L. Cook, secretary. To-
peka: September HIS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26
YES, CLEAN UP. !"
Do Away With Unsightly Signs
in City.
Real Estate Men Take Held of
Question.
COMMITTEE is NAMED.
Will Wait Upon the City Com
missiOners.
just Another Move Toward
"Sprucing Up.''

Letters calling attention to the de-
fects in Kansas avenue, the unsightly
signs, etc, on the street will be mailed
to the city commissioners within
day or two. This is according to a
decision OF the Real Estate Dealers
association which held one of the most
interesting meetings of the year at the
Commercial club this noon. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed to
draft the letter and to look after the
matter of improvement Of Kansas av-
enue: N. B. Burge, chairman; William
Forbes and J. E. Torrington. Mr.. Burge
wasn't crazy about being chairman
He said that he had so many rows
white way movement, that he WASH t
in good standing with them, but never
theless he was not let off from that
duty.
Mr. Burge made a talk that led to
the matter being taken up. He said
that Topeka could advertise herself
best by excelling in something and that
something could be the reputation OF
being the most beautiful city in KAN
sas or in the United States for its
This talk followed an address by
E. w. Rankin.
He urged the identifying of the city
by the taking down of the telephone
poles, the use of magazines for adVer-
Using the city and also told how the
more extensive CULTIVATION VI oA-A--A-
garden tracts on the outskirts of the
city and thereby producing a greater
quantity of garden sass would cheaper
the cost of living. He urged the real
estate men to work for al 1mm1gra-
ton bureau similar to that of Missouri
and other states. It viii be remem-
bered that this same proposition was
advocated at the meeting Of the state
Real Estate Mems ASSOCIATION here this
spring.
Mr.. Rankin was rendered vote of
thanks for his speech
The appointm of men at the head
of committees of the association was
announced today;
Appraisements, ]. E. Torrington;
rules, c. B. Worthington. auditing, T.
w. Reynolds; membership. W. G.
stephenson; legislative, Scott Hopkins;
arbitration, w. A. Neiswanger; trans
portation. advertising, n. B. Burge;
civic Improvements, W. ]. Richen-
bacher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26

Burden; September 20-22.
Dickinson County Far association
c. A Morton. secretary. Abilene: Sep
TENDER 1929.
tural society-Elmer E. Brown, secre-
ta~v Lawrence; September $3.50.
Elk County Agricultural Fair asso-
ciation-J. ]. Marshall. secretary.
Grenola; September 6-8.
Franklin County Agricultural So
ciety-J. r. Finley; secretary. Ottawa;
September 1922.
Gray County Agricultural society
Charles Bull, secretary. Cimarron;
Greenwood County Fair association
&C. H. Weiser, secretary, Eureka;
August 20, September 1.
Harrer County: Anthony Fair asso-
ciatio4l-L. G. Jennings. secretary. An
thony; August S-11.
Harper County Agricultural asso-
ciation-S. c. Lebaugh. secretary, Har-
per; September 27-29.
Inter-County Fair association Oak
ley. Kan. c. A. Spencer. secretary;
August 2s-September 1.
LeavenWorth County Fair associa-
tion-C. A. Sparrow, secretary. Leav-
enworth; September AT.
Linn County Fair ssociation-John
o. Morse, secretary, Mound City.
Mcpherson County Agricultural
Fair STANDARDIZATION Hawkinson.
secretary. Mcpherson; September 5-s.
Mitchell County Agricultural asso-
ciation-W. S. Gabel. secretary. Be
lott: September 1880
Montgomery County Fair associa-
tion-Elliott Irwin, secretary. Coffey-
Vile; September 1928.
Nemaha County Fair association-J-
H. Cohen. secretary. Senca; September
6-s.
Neosho County: Four County District
Agricultural society-W. W. Stanfield
secretary. Chanute; September $3.50.
Ness County Agricultural association
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26
RAY POND A SUICIDE.
Former Topeka Young Man Meets
Sudden Death in Texas.

News has been received in Topeka
OF the supposed suicide of Raymond
Pond. son of NJ. A. Pond, 1921 Clay
street of this city y telegram from
BBryan, Tex, signed by ]. P. Blake,
to Carl W. Nellis of Topeka, says the
young man is dead and asking him to
notify relatives. No other particulars
are given.
Ray Pond is well known in Topeka
He was an exceptionally bright young
man and had made a speciality in his
college work of plant culture. He
graduated from the University of
Michigan, taking the degree Ph.D.
Following his graduation he went to
New York where he made an exhaus-
tive study of plant culture.
Pond went to the experimental sta
ton OF the Texas Agricultural college
located at College Station. Here he
took up his botanical work with great
success. In June he was married TO
Texas girl, but her name is not known
here.
The Pond family is in Denver for
the summer and could not be reached
for further particulars of the sons
death this afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26
HE KILLS A WOMAN.
Murderer Is Later Shot to Death 10y
the Police.

Sacramento. Cal, July 26.-Anna
Dudley, connected with the state ell
gineer's office and formerly stenog-
rapher for Ex-Governor Gillett, was
shot and killed today by an unknown
man. supposed to be c. H. Emery, re ?
Gently from San Francisco. Emery
was shot to death Immediately after
ward in battle with the police.
The murderer met Miss Dudley on
the street and fired without warning.
The woman fell at the first shot but
Emery deliberately fired five more
shots into her body. He then walked
into an alley, reloaded his revolver and
began firing into the crowd which had
gathered, wounding H. II. Potter in the
leg.
Eiuding the crowd, Emery ran to-
ward the north levee, where he was
surrounded by the police. He fired 40
shots at his pursuers, repeatedly re-
loading his revolver as he ran. He
was running for the underbrush when
Captain OF Police Pennish fired at him
with a sawed-off shotgun loaded with
buckshot, killing him instantly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26
LEWIS MAKES CHARGES.
Says Postal omciaIs We're in Plot to
Do Him Up.

washington, july 26.@The sensa-
tional charge was made before the
house committee Investigating the
postofice department today that Leon
ard Goodwin, Chicago lawyer and
brother of Russell P Goodwin, assist
ant attorney general for the postoti1ce
department, was exploiting mail order
houses through the country, telling
them he could arrange any trouble
they might have through a denial of
mail privileges, etc.
The charge was made. by E. G.
Lewis, president of a publishing COM
pany in st. Louis, recently denied the
second class mail privileges. Lewis
also declared that postofice inspectors
at St. Louis had been told to use what
ever methods they pleased ito put
Lewis out of business" and ito shut
Lewis up before the Mex campaign"
This was the campaign of 1908.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26
BRIGHT IN NORTON.
Charles NJ. sawyer Says Corn Will
Make a Good crop.

Charles NJ. Sawyer. president of the
First National bank of Norton, who IS
in the city attending a meeting of the
directors of the Bankers Deposit
Guarantee & Surety company, reports
that the recent rains in northern Kan
sas have put the ground in excellent
condition for fall seeding and that
with favorable weather during the bal
ance of the season corn will make a
good crop. Pastures have been Won
derfully revived and feed crops prom
Use an abundant yield.
Mr.. Sawyer was a delegate at large
from Kansas to the last Democratic
national convention. and when asked
about the political situation said:
I'm my judgment the Kansas De-
mocracy is for Governor Wilson of
New Jersey. I returned last week
from a three weeks trip throughout
the east and was surprised to find the
Wilson sentiment as strong there as it
is in Kansas. Wherever I went on
trains or in hotels, wherever politics
was discussed. Governor Wilson came
in for large share Of praise. The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26
TAFT SIGNS IT.
Canadian Reciprocity Bill Has Become
Law.

Washington, July 26.-President
Taft signed the Canadian reciprocity
bill at 3:10 p. M
Secretary of State Knox, Secretary
of Commerce and Labor Nagel, Secre-
tary to President Hilles and Represen-
tative LittletOn IN. W, several news
paper men and a battery OF photogra-
piers witnessed the signing. As he
picked up the pen the president turn
ed to Secretary Knox:
Come over here, Brother Knox" he
said. You are responsible for this. ]"
The secretary of state stood beside
the president as he placed his name
on the parchment.
ITS done,' said Mr.. Knox.
It's done,' echoed the president as
the two clasped hands across the desk.
To give the photographers a chance,
the president went through the motion
of signing the act again a few seconds
later.
I didn't know there was so much in
terest in it as this he said. But
He was snapped wearing a broad
smile
The golden pen used by the president
in signing the agreement was sent to
Chairman Penrose, of the senate fl
nance committee, who led the fight for
the bill in the senate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-26
NO MORE SMALLPOX.
Progress of the Disease Apparently
Checked.

Following the report of the new
smallpox case of Mrs. J. H. Shaw, 1916
East Eighth street. came the report last
night that the son, Jesse Shaw, has
contracted the disease. This makes
two new cases in this family. The
cases are not serious.
Dr. Narcotic, the city physician in
charge, reports no new cases up until
late this afternoon. DR.. Narcotic said
that he had investigated several report
ed cases but they were not smallpox.
Every time a person has a bad stomach
ache they send a hurried call to the
city authorities fearing it is smallpox.
And this is what the city wants done.
Vaccinations are averaging from 100
to 200 a day. In a short time practical
ly every member of every family on
the East side will have the safety scar
on his arm.