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0fiinfertatne,t firiotns.
Siidd fpipmptlid.-Was
tutfeqiiia olioita. - Eie.
be ia nsfonto. - Suma'
la tefee itgenSX finnefiffi
Cur. ct


Wtitii Sumala loi ibmiien min bel
fotIi eitei ie feSidnpt fpietelIptIid pa
r%otiiTisio2 Drift SumoIa ialei wiet
teIidn pddStd poratiiiin? UlifTi Su,
moIo PAM fen tiebon puun finue pa'
ratiifiin, oliIiban Sumala foiffi moi
pona ia taiffi iietdpdnd ipoinui
IaSfeemiIen estdd. !. n. G? Npfpai'
fana fuuIee uiein tebtd uan tpipmpt'
I'D pld ferrottuun iopaon. ia moni
luuIee ndm6t fpipmufienid ia ba.
maintonIa oIeipan oifomme piiiau'
ben ia fehitptien tuIotIio niinfuin ei
nditd diff ennen pmmdrrettp idrfeiI'
Id. !Suomouton ettei ndmd bapoin'
not poremmin fun muutfoon omis'
ia aiatufiisIoau miIpietsIemifet ole
mitddn nniia no ii,utto. &c oifeom'
min on iunrta Ipbpt ndioiIpptta ia
tpperppttd icfa mi m main iun'
remman oIon tuin ennen toniosio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
@abopn rnfpmsbmone

mibittiin iunnuntaina 9 pnG BEND.
fuuta. Wated oil iaupunut l~aaialti
pmpdristostd. Sublimosta ioutosta
idi iuurempi ola rutousbuoneen ul'
eopuolelIe. Ola pubeita pioettiin to-
mdn tafia ulfona. DibtimiIen tois
mitti ieurafunnan tirtfoberra s..
Gaurilu apuuaan marapdstori 8.
Sotinen ia pasiori & Nurmi. Wibs
fimpspubeen oibe oil piaImista a6:
lib. Serran tunniaan toboottiin
faiIe iiind tiinnittdd oiottaen, ettd
Iiuoin ibminen tuo 6erraue funni.
an, Fun usto, toitpo ia rottous o.
mat ibmiIesid ~Iaaneet ipntDd ia ib'
miIen 9erran pbtepteen nieod. I'd
ma on Serran tpD, iosta Sdneae
tulee funnia.
Serra on nalmistanrtt poiftoia
ioisIa oIemme erifoiIen ldheud Sdns
I'd, antaatiemme itIemme Sdneue.
SeQaiIet otpat Sdnen eiifortanonio,
Serran buoneet. Wtertfind Iiitd. eta
olemme oueet ldbeud 9erraa, on
b~eneeuiien eIdmdn elppminen meis'
I'd ia Sumolan ionan ibmeeninen
maifutus iieQd mieId on ~bergelistd
fuolemoa - life potanuuoen fesfuu-
besIu.
WibfimiIen idlfeen pubni mara.
paetori Sotinen, teroittaen mieliin,
ettd nellie on tGrtedtd 10 tdefd eld.
mdsId tunnusiaa Seeius Serrufii.
STA ole meiud tpIp SId taipaosiu,
iota enIinnd %iuaatiii. meiltd, tpaan
rotastana Sid, iofa eniinnd ontoa
- on 10 ontanut Yoitania eoestdm.
ME = ia iitte Wasto ppptdd meilta
fun OH ontonut.
Spettoia WionasIe Sionen pubui
SeeIufiesto, iota on jana pield td'
nd pdinind FUN ennentin; Jana
Spnnin tiipaana nostuStoiana, mutt
ia mpDs rmo ia oipun totiiena
tuoiono.
past. BURNT polautti mieliin So
roeIin t%onioo, iota Serron oil bpl
idnnpt, maitta S6n tuli omileen.
U,eib6nfin OH marottapa etiemme
bpltdii 6erroa, fun Sdn meitd fut'
Jun.
RomaSti Sipild buomauiti, tuinfo
Ell riipu 6erron ianon mofuutus iii'
I'd, miien palion tuuIemme, naan
tuinfa f%uulemme, niinfuin :pilia Ell
Iuinfoon fonna enemp6a bebeImdd,
noitfa iofa pdipd ~fpItpdiIi. Woa
on muotottalpo ia fiuoin iiemen mes
nestpp. 81 tplpd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nurmiffoon.
4opuff mieId tehotettiin uStoui.
pdbdsid. pienestd oibeesto
oil tdmdfin rutouebuone %altunia
Serron iirnoopa tdfi oil
iobtanut ipDtd. OIimot mp1s
oman ieurotunnon iaienet
iooneet tebba ubrautfa. DoItioIto
oil Iaotn 200 birttd. ao,r a 'eura'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10

Snomen xxtiFa.
Z q
Sefafuurp

pddtti tGmdnfeIGiIen Iaulumatfanla
antomaua loulaiaiIet Wiitolaaren
firfosIa nf. 3 pnd. @aiffa mainit'
tn tiloiIuus Iattuifin maanantaipdi
mdfIi, iouoin piita IaareloiIia pitd'
idn eri fulmilta nGfee main barpoin
~firtoIa, oil mainittuna pdipdnd fo'
foontunut fpdfed pitdidn etdiIimmis'
tain ioputoista tirfon tdpoeltd.
&DDrin matfaua miitp6stpmile len tas
flo moitiin lauIoiaiIet alfaa fpasta
noin Flo z a~ioisia italia. Saulut tun'
tuimot Iuiunon bpnin, buolimatta
mattan n6Ipmptiestd ia roiitutiess
Ia. GrittGintin loulu: Wapabtaian
fupIema, ionfa lanai ia IGnel TO-
peltuipat ibonasti altiaritauluum
me, ndfpi moifuttatpan biliaiiesti
fuunteleipaon pleiID6n noimotfaass
ii. 2auIun mdliaiaua pulpit iumo'
luusopin nliopp. &auri gala Slm.
81: II mdripien iobooGa, tirfas
taen usfonaiSten ibanaa perintD'
o5aa, iofa uubesia Seruialemisia,
SumaIan ppbdsid faupun9ieiu obot'
taa.
2upron pitt beti Ieuraofpana aus
muna Iainaeia matfustaa pois,
mutta IauIaioin iltampDbdud tete'
mdn pddtDtIen ioboosta Iaimme mie'
Id beiodt pboefii pdipdffi paitta.
funnauemme. SeuraanofIi iuatii
idriestettiin iitten pbteisf. iublolaliin
muoriIpfctous. Sd6adtin tuoro foi
utteli ibania lauluiaan. Wdlioioua
pubuipat pliopp. 95dinD &otfanen,
ron. u. Wirtfula y. III. 2opputlan
piettinGt laulaiat Watfailiiafooin
nieraoniparaiIen, pstdnautlen e.
mdnndn futiusta MatfoiliiafooisIo,
iosIo lauluien paiettua opett. u. Sit
fonen tulfitIi Ieurofuntolaisten fii'
touiIuuben tunteito, feboittoen lops
puunoeti fiIpoittelemaan, iptta pdd'
mddrddn pddstdiIin.
2aulaiat omot poisia lauluireen,
mutta usfonpa iotatin idlelafin ole'
pon: raffaan muiston, iobon on
IiitettDnd itIetunfin ~lauluista ia pu'
beista Iaamat paitutelmat pl0s'
pdin fobonnut mieli ia fiitpainen ~
oGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10

pad on ndieid lipilaoriraufoiSIa ier
ettd uiein l%pfdtddn rifos ia inn pb@
teistunto jdrieetelmdn unfit, prittden,
papautton iiud life rifotIen tetiiGd,
Ietd iomolla plpitGen lipiraoratiomia
iuurempuon raipoon pbteistunnols
listn iGriestpsid Wostuan.
Wutta fostu 3unintosten &unin.
fas ia Serroin !Serra ia tuomorein
Suomori oltda ontamaan iotoiIeIe
tDittcnId o%nTiou iGlteen muotoa Eat.
iomotta, narmosti tuleipat Iiloin
foiffi l%ipilaarit ia narrit iaamoan,
+, %iuuren p%alton. Std ole pieni paltfa
niilldtdGn iotta enemmGn tai pGa
bemmdn ruamntieiu bplj6dpdt ia
tobolliles rdomatun lauieitten tors
toitutIia mdGrin tultiiIepat, maitfa=
pa mield iptoin eoesnoStuutotin
baapeiliiimat. Haamattu on pioet.
tdpd ia uStottama fauttaaltoon tGp.
oefIi tohefii. Haamattu on IefG erz
nusthtIie eltd ennustutlien tdptty.
misten ia topoutlieu fautta tooefIi
ndptettp ia tobietettu, ie on milioonat
,perelldGn ia bentellddn t%oois!oneet,
ioisto narmimmot ia luotettonim.
mat on SeeiutIen omot ppetuslapIct
ia opostotit, iotfa benfenId ia pes
renid opat antaneet usfonIa tdbben
SeeIutIeen uefoeeIaon ia tobistoes.
inon iitd, loia otuut fuuueet SeeIuta
len pubuman ia IT'D miiG ptpat nah.
meet Seeiutien teeepdn. Se ioutui.
mat Sdnet tuntemtien ia totemut1en
eantta uSfomoon t%otiiefIi ia tulimot
marmaSii iieidmd6u, eitei SeeIus
palebtele. Sentdboen be tuIimot
Min luureen iuatoumutieen ia Iuot.
tamufieen Sdnen pdduenId. l yiet.
2;22. l Sob. 3:5. SEES. $50.
6istoriat ieIpdsti ia ustottomosti
nGin tooistonot. Sn iparma ettei
opetusIopIet oliii antoneet benfe6an
ia fpield foubeiua fioututiuo iiIeGSn
Inrmoio, JOS he oliIilpot SeeIutIesta
moIbeieneet, liud be pliiimat Iaoneet
papauoen eldd JOS oliipat peruut.
lancet to%oistutlenio ia Iafanneet tn a..
nustamaeta. 3uta a%ntaiIi iiienId Ii.
buttomano toppaa nalbeeuiien TO.
oistufien tdboen. Wtutta buolimotto
.ielfuistd to~oiStutista on Iuuri ofo
tanioIoiiista Min ipodmes5ddn pao.
ia min muta miiIaito ia Il.
bittpncitd, eitd ilfpeilepdt manboile
totunfftue, fpeboten usfonto ia ION.
taiffiiuus tpipmptiisIdfin pienen ia
ibmisidrien pgstpttdmiin
bpriumiin ia foatuile min tiebe RE.
puibin..)
3erfpe idrfi ia tieoe on IDntannt
mufa maIebteIiofIi ia e..
'et ie (roamottu) mt enadn pibd
pattfoonIo, ettd len feriomifet luomi.
'esfo, lonteemiiesta y. m. ON mt tie.
'eelld ia termeeIId iarieuS fumoiha.
poluoifin iiitd Roomaiun ormoiyes.
ftriosta M. nj. lDptdm6ni IeIpit.
elen misid iariestptiesId tiebe ia
eripe ldrti tnmooa ppban Roomot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10

lpDnpt ia niuinnpt etteirpdt oIaa
tuon tieoon puuu pmpdriltd ulom'
mofIi. &aittein pGtenintd ia ereb'
tpmGiDint1 oliIi ontaa muot tpfpmpt'
iet tataiIin IamoulaiIena tpIpidn iiie
mastattomatIi, muttn Ell piod n1ds
rGnd Iitdtddn JOS niibin pdhdu mas
taou, antoen eniinnd fpipiillen lildd
mo ebtimistG. WlitIi Sumola Ioi tbs
mdn, mailman? Wtitii SumoIa loi
ibmiien? WitIi Siimalu loi eldimet?
9tditten olemaeIa oloa eli MT fuiten.
taon Iaata mintGdnloinen mnterias
lieiir enfaon y. M. ilmeiliidt tieltdd.
ytiin, ia mieId, milf Sumalo teti
birmuiIet pelidttdndt ia routelepot
petoeIGimet luomatuntaan? &uten
tiiferit, pantterit ia nield mprfpliIet
ia toppamot t6Grmeet, futen toltto'
rofGdrmeen? II. M. +. WiifIi mnaeIu
pitGd fos,poo monenloiIet rittoruo.
bot, oboaffeet, oriun tappurot, pun6
mrut piitti punt? WtitIi tuulimpreep
on toiIinaon min anfara ia ndtemd
mereuG ia maalIa, ettd fe bufuttaa
ia Iurmaa palion ibmiIid. Ietd III.
misten tpDn ia uoipan nGon tuo'
ieita. OmmdrretGdn, ettd meii ia
lima puboistuiIi pbidbpmiu towalli'
Iena tuule latin. Otinu(le ndfpp. ettd
Imam nditd nosiufiia Iuomofunta
tpld pdridiIi. ia eIdiIi ia, etfd ne on
torpeettomia. Wtinn1a oliIi nield
fpIpmiStd, iurmooipieta ia tuboa
tuotta,pieta birmuiIisto maansidriSs
tpfIietd, mutta fun ne ~inattoa pos
remmin Ipbpt ndt5iIppbeld Iellpittdd
iatunnoilitIi lnonnon mnllistmfIitfi,
min ididn t6bGn noetausta maotis
moto. Suomautan, ettei paStout.
iitieni MID tebtpibin tpipmptiiin TEL
paa ptIitpisten pddteImdt, miiIaste'
Tut, eitd ototIumiiet mutta piidd ne
IDptpG: Gen roomatuu orpoiien Fir.
jan perusteelIa ioia buomattu moI,
William :. pryan naate,
moieriaIieteiIta ia ateiSteiIta.
Qoitti Iuomatunnaelo, el6in fun.
ia taeWitunnaeia l0ptpfpdt
wasmfieQiIet pilot iuuremmot ia pies
nemm6t opot omiaon fupaamoaan
ibmiefuntao ia FIND l1ptppid mas
tufIeliiia ibmifd. ioisia on Jos Minis
fdlaisia pobontetidd Iuurempia ia
pienempid, on porfoita ia rpDnd'
reiid, OF murbooiia ia roisfoolio,
on pureposii, paiiuitnipasti ia fuo.
pnbumia ilpeiliDitd, Iuus
ia pienempid, enemmdn ia
rpdbemmdn m~prtpIii5id ia pai5uita.
pia benfid, ~ioitien tieii leittaa mol.
niinfnin portoweiiii. 2aif.
.ein iuurtmmat, roaiclefpimmot, ia
nprtpliimmdt ouat materiolietiIet
Ipeilidt ia muut iemmoiiet narrit ia
ipilaarit, ioita enIinndfin rootele'
pat ia mprfpttdpdt ia fa~itenIaiIio
tefiibitd ruottiwot ia eldtiGs
p6i Iipilaaraten belle rouboo moit.
Ell raubaa olefoon ia ebesmas.
uuttomuutto. So mieIitin imelt M '
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
8af5i lasta palpi

beindtuun 16 pnG SdmeenIinnon Id
be1d iiiaiiIemon Siaisten talon rem
fien rafennntien mutano. &apiet olis
mat iddneet ptiin, fun nonbempi Il.
jar oil ldbtenpt beindniitplle pie'
mddn fabnia manbemmiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
Yabasti pilaantnnntta libaa

on WitteIin pitdidSfd Iiiaitieposia
&oinifon turnafooisIa annettu poi
fain IpDtdtpdtSi, fertoo rWapaus".
poiat lopulta menipdt l%ddninbaai'
tutIeen a~yiasta ipolittamaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
1irffpmene

on oSiettu SeuraIaaren ulfomuie
DON. &c on iublaliiin 9Dirtoin firfs
tomenbeistd, Stfalan 14'banfai'
men. pituus Iiud on II ia puoli met'
RID.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-10
SDmG maibops.

&ofemGen oluttebtaan rafennnfl let
aiptaan piaftoin idriestdd eldiniat'
raalaffi.
The day book., 1911-11-02

tel tr banker business proted BY renting
property for immoral purposes exorbitan rental
And would let the crusade reach the OF
department prosperous proprietor OF successful factory
for these folks had friends money position and pull
This however of the members OF the Chicago Vice
Commission.
Their unanimous report earessy poe the rich it
does the poor and does ~ tracing the Social Evil and
other forms of vice economic conditions
The commission has freely criticized the big department
the influential of property the evee has the
unforunates of the underworld.
And that Vice Commission concludes make the Social Evil
of the material gathered during its nyesgatonthere will
the interest of every father and mother in the town
Incidentally, there politicians who might be afraid
to have their names any ticket in such campaign.
AS the of the vice commission promises become
historic document because of the courageous work done by that
commission and its influence future campaigns may be of
to know who the members of the Chicago Vice Commits
sion and how they happened to be appointed.
The started January 81, 1910 meeting held
the Central Y M C. A building, by the Church Federation
composed of clergy representing 800 congregations Chicago
After hearing paper by Dean Sumner "The Social Evil
Problem Chicago resolution unanimously adopted
quesing the mayor of Chicago to appoint commission, made
of and who command the and confidence
the public large investigate thoroughly the conditions
they exist ,i... --..--,>
committee appointed call upon the mayor composed
of the following Prof Herbert l. Wet University of Chcago
The day book., 1911-11-02

the public large investigate thoroughly the conditions
they exist. ,t....
committee appointed to call the mayor composed
of the following Prof Herbert l. Wiett University of Chicago
Rev A Vance, pastor Hyde Park Presbyterian church; Rev.
Smith T. Ford Engewood Baptist church. and president
Church Federation Counc Rev. Frank D. Buhan pastor Wash
ngon Park Congregational church. and veepresdnt of the
Church Fedaton Prof Benz L. Hobson, secretary the McCor
mick Theological Seminary.
On March 19o Mayor appointed following men,
bers of the Chicago Vice Commissions:
10 BAUM, DIR. w L. Chicago Medical Society
.o2sodO
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MONEY.

MONEY TO LOAN on personal property
and collateral security, easy terms.
G. H. Fintham, COG f. 4th st.
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and Tandy-2. The title was read and ap-
proved.
Claims and accounts against the City OF
Topeka Tor the first half OF November.
1911. were presented, read and. on motion
Of Commissioner Miller. recommended TO
be allowed and paid from funds as FOL
General Revenue Fund CAfiscei-
General revenue Fund (T'ire De
partmenD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -,-o-a4
General Revenue Fund (Police
Department. .-...--....-..------.- l,ssll6
General Improvement Fund. ..-.-.. 8,0l6fT
Water Works Fund .................- l.1o7s
PARK fund - -----...--.---.-- -osN1
Paving Fund No. g. Dill. gZls
Total. .siO.s72e9
An Ordinance amending Section of or
dinance No. 300. entitled An Ordinance
granting the right-of-way 20 the Topeka
Southwestern Railway Company, Its sue
cessors or assigns, through the city OF
Topeka, Kansas, and repeating Ordinance
No 279S amended by Ordinance No.
2727 and Ordinance NO 1895 and repeating
Ordinance No. 1885, was presented and
read in fun for the second time.
Communication from the Kansas city
Casualty Company, by r.. 3. Kane. pre-
senting proposition relative to insurance
on the globes of the white Way" was
presented, read and final action deferred
until Thursday, November q, 1911
An ordinance appropriating money from
certain funds OF the City Of Topeka TO pay
for bonds and interest coupons due De-
cember LIST, 1911, was presented by Com
missioner Bone
An Ordinance to appropriate money out
of the General Revenue Fund. General
Improvement Fund, Water Works FUND.
Park Fund and Paving Fund No. 3. 1911,
was presented by Commissioner Bone. An
emergency being declared I'm writing by
the mayor, the ordinance was taken u1
for final passage. Each section was read
and, on separate motion, adopted. on roll
call, the Ordinance was passed by the FOL.
lowing vote Ayes. Commissioners Bone.
Miller and Stotts and Mayor Billiards.
.4i1e f1rff rTf 81
was read and approved.
Claim of A. r. Mulholland in the sum OF
Sixty dollars by reason OF personal In
juries received by falling into a manhole
on Jackson street. was presented. read
and referred to the commissioner OF
Finance in connection with the city at
torney.
on motion OF Commissioner Miller. City
Clerk c. b. Burge was granted a weeks
vacation.
No further business appearing. on mo-
ton of Commissioner Miller, commission
adjourned
c. B. BURGE.
[SealI City Clerk.
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TWO nicely furnished light housekeeping,
bath. light and heat, close in and cheer-
ful s14 2242 White
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ATTORNE AT LAW.
Lee Monroe. W. s. Roark. carr W. Taylor
MONROE. ROARK & TAYLOR.
Attorneys at Law. Suite 1896 Mills Bldg.
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FIXTURES
FLORISTS,

W. L. Lux, R. z, Ind. 27S2-R / This
Week peonies and spireas. Toe up; dahlias,
cannas, iris, phloX, etc.
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Published in The Topeka State Journal
November p, 1911
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Moving picture show, doing
big business in Topeka, fine location;
drug stores for sale, general stores, fur
business in Topeka; 50, 500 store building
on Kansas ave. trade for stock of goods;
acre tract of land for sale, other bust
ness chances; Missouri land 81 and s. per
acre.
A. L Furman 81 Kan. ave, Topeka, Kan
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PAVING.

CAPITAL. CITY VITRIFIED BRICK a
PAVING CO. 2l4 F. 9Th St Mtgs- OF
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[seaIJ
First published in The Topeka State
Journal November u. 1911

Journal November II. 1911
RESOLVED. That the Mayor and Board
Of Commissioners OF the city Of Topeka.
Kansas deem IL necessary for inc
psn5 interests etrs sa sad ontb line of
Douthitt street 10 the south line Of Six
teenth street, be graded, curbed with COM
eight (2O feet wide with vitrfied paving
blocks on concrete base with asphalt
filler.
W. G. TANDY. Commissioner.
/, c. b. Burge, city clerk Of the City OF
Topeka Kansas, do hereby certify that
correct copy OF the original resolution
IseaLI -'-' 49, ~ c. B. BURGE,
City Clerk
RESOLVED. That the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners OF the city Of Topeka.
Kansas deem It necessary for nc
Seventh strest from the eslt r9e Of Mad
ison street to the west HE Of Jefferson
street. be graded, curbed With combined
curb and gutter. and paved thirty (5O
feet wide with vitrined paving blocks on
concrete base with asphalt filler.
W. G.. TANDY. Commissioner.
l. c. b. Burge. city clerk Of the City OF
Topeka, Kansas. 90 hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a true AID
correct copy OF The origiua. resolution
"I iseS al me - ny --' c. B. BUReE,
City Clerk
RESOLVED, That the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners OF the city or Iopeka.
Kansas. deem IL necessary for the
best interests of said city that
Third street. from the east line OF Madi-
son street to the west line Of Jefferson
street. be graded, curhed with combined
curb and gutter, and paved thirty 800
feet wide with vitrined paving blocks ON
concrete base with asphalt filler
w G. TANDY. Commissioner.
I, c. 3. Burge. city clerk Of the city OF
ToDeISa Kansas do hereby certify that
fbe above and foregoing Is q true and
correct copy OF the original resolution
gfseaii1 -''1 c. p. BURGE.
City Clerk.
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Published in Topeka State Journal No
vember p, 1911-1
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO-
CEEDINGS.
Commission Chamber, Topeka. Monday.
November 20 1911. The city commission
met in regular session at 900 O'Clock a.
m. with the following Commissioners
present: Commissioners Bone, Miller and
Stotts-3: absent Commissioner Tandy-1
Mayor Billiard IN the chair.
An Ordinance authorizing and providing
for the issuance of internal Improvement
bonds of the city of Topeka, Kansas, to
pay the cost Of the special improvements
herein named, presented to commission on
November 49, 1911, by Commissioner Bone,
was taken up for second reading Each
section was read and. on separate motion.
adopted On roll call, the ordinance was
passed by the following vote: Ayes, Com
rnissioners Bone and Miller and Mayor
Billiards.; absent Commissioners Stotts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21
MACHINE SHOPS

LAWN mowers ground on factory ma
Chimes" perfect job, S1.O0. Free delivery
Ind. SOC. Bell 1877. H. B. Howard
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HAYES GROWS THEIR OWN flowers.
Funeral designs a speciality LOT W. 9Th.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

First published in The Topeka State
Journal Wednesday. Nov 10. BILL
sPECIFICATIONS AND SCHEDULES
OF SUPPLIES
REQUIRED by the Kansas State Charitable
Institutions, in charge of the State Board
of Control.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the sup
plies herein named Will be received by the
state hoard of Control until one o'clock
D. m, Saturday, December 9, 1911 The
PROPOSALS shall be in writing, sealed, and
marked Proposals for furnishing sup
plies y an shall be addressed to the Sec
rotary of the Board of Control. Topeka,
Kan All proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check on some responsible
bank, payable to the Board of Control
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CIDER.

CIDER
~~----~~---~~---------~-
Washburn Cioer W orks will deliver
sweet cider Monday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday. Ind phone 2315 Black
NfcAFEE'S cider wagon will deliver fresh
cider anywhere in the city. Bell phone SO.
UNDERTAKING.
l. NJ PENWELL. funeral director and
erntaIner. First class service, reason
able prices 509-510 Quincy ST. Both
phones 1872
Both Phones 2S7 Day and Night.
HAWLEY & STEELE.
Funeral directors and erabalmers, 11s East
Sth ave Mrs. Robt. Steele. assistant
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EURRIER.

JOHN PETRz1LEK. the only practical
furrier in Kansas. i27 W. 7th. Topeka
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PATENTS.

J. A. ROSEN, patent attorney. as Kan
sas ave. Topeka, Kan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
ARMED NEGRO IN BROADWAY
Causes Much Excitement Near
Wall Street by Hating a Wagon.

There was considerable excitement yes
terday morning in lower Broadway when a
report got around that a negro was run
ring wild with a revolver. In fact Broad
way in rhe neighborhood Of Wall street was
practically deserted until every one was
sure the negro had been arrested.
Just what prompted the negro's action
is as yet unexplained. But apparently
without any provocation little negro with
large revolver suddenly approached a
brewery wagon and. pointing the weapon at
the driver ordered him TO halt. II was quick
er said than done. But the driver did not
wait for further particulars. He slipped
off the opposite side Of the wagon and made
half a block away
The negro. after the driver ran away.
calmly put the revolver back in his pocket
and stepped on the sidewalk. In the
mean time the policeman, on learning what
had happened hurried over and placed the
negro under arrest. He said he was William
Watkins. thrty-six years old and that he
had just returned from the West. The
liver OF the brewery wagon failed 10 ap-
ear against him. and the negro was held
on the charge Of carrying concealed
weapon.
Watkins was later arraigned before Mag
istrate Steinert in the Tombs police court
and held in 800 bail for trial in Special
Sessions. He admitted that he owned the
revolver. but would not explain why he
tried TO hold up the beer wagon. He talked
incoherently.