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OAKLAND NOTES.

items for this column may be 'phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal office.l
A petition with 1874 signatures of Oak
land property owners names was pre-
sented to the council of Oakland last
Monday night at their regular monthly
meeting. asking for a special election To
decide the annexation of the city of OAK
land to Topeka Mayor Brigham has is
sued a call for a special election Wednes-
day, January II, to decide this matter;
I This question has been hotly contested
4 several times and last March the OAK
land Blade the city official paper, held
a contest to determine the opinions of the
residents. The contest ended q in favor
of the annexation and 4O6 opposed. Those
who acted judges iast March were ).
G. Huey. J. N. Graft and r. 5. Clingan
Miss Myrtle Rake has returned to her
home in Lecompton, after a short visit at
the o. NJ Keats home on AFTER avenue
L. ]. Allen of Kansas City is visiting
his parents, MT. and MRS I. r. SreeteI,
and family, of Michigan avenue. Tor
Slrs. Fred Bergman and son Lyle of
Chicago are here visiting Mrs. Berry
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lud-
ington, and family until after the Foil
days.
r. Y. Johnson of Des Moines. Iowa, is
visiting for short time at the r. L.
Hamill home on Forest avenue.
c. r. Cole, who has been confined to
his bed the past week, is slowly mproV-
Mrs. George Anderson, who has been in
! Kansas City the last few days, called 10y
the SERIOUS illness other brother, las re
| turned. -
Miss Ferne Williams Will entertain the
S. o. D. Fl. Embroidery club THIS evening
| at her home on Forest avenue.
NJ E.-Hardy of Mankato Is expected
here SATURDAY. to spend the holidays
Mrs Hardy who has been visiting her
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gordon,
the past few weeks, will return nome
after Christmas
Mrs. Nj. Lingrove of New YORK CITY
who has been visiting at the John Lingo
and Chas Cole homes the last few Gays,
went to Kansas City for short visit
with relatives before returning to her
home in New York city
The Ladies Aid society of the Oakland
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the church
M v. Magee and Otto Magee have gone
m Coweii. Kan, or business.
Miss Mildred Davidson entertained the
Plus Ultra class of the Third Presby-
terrain church last Thursday evening at
err home on Oakland avenue. Inc Lol-
lowing members were present: MIS-
F7Iov Higgins Miss Pearl Ticknor, MISS
Eliza beth Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs FREQ
Bechtel, Mr.. Harrison Hudson, MI rus
misses, Mr.. Rodgers. Mr. FRANK EIen
berger Mr.. Archie Kaye Mr.. Lew Gri i
fen. Mr. George Adamson, teacher. me
following were invited guests; MISS Eta
Borst Miss Mabel Rock, Miss Ethel no
dell Mr.. Elmer Carson, Mr. Nathan Lee
son and Mr. Guy Nelson. The class Is
Communicating for new members and IS
meeting with success
Mr. and Mrs Bannerman and FANNY OF
Western avenue were guests Sunday at
the o. NJ Keats home on Arter avenue
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nounced. They are Superintendent l.
A. Lowther of Emporia, Principal H.
z. shepherd of Atchison and Dean
w. r. Arthur of the Washburn Law
school,. Randall BurroW, Richard
Richter and Charles Lyon will repre-
sent Topeka. At the same time an
other team will engage in debate in
Salina. The boys of this team left for
that town today. They are Angelus
Birch, Abe Gordon and Frank Fable.
The question will be: Resolved, That
the Monroe Doctrine Should Be Re-
tanned as Permanent Part of the
Policy of the United Statesn
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SANTA FE NOTES.

Qtems for this column may be phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal office.)
R. NJ. Slaybaugh, chief clerk of the sta
toner, will spend the weekend with rela-
tives and friends in Kansas City.
Frank Jolley, who is attending school
in Chicago, will spend the holiday with
his mother, Mrs. E. B. JoIIey and family
l. D. Funchess of the store department
and Mrs. F'unchess will spend Christmas
with relatives and friends in Leavenworth.
A Garvin of the general air brake in
structor'S office is in Arkansas City ON
company business for short time
7. NJ. Mott Of the store department and
Mrs. Mott will spend the holidays with
friends in Kansas City
T. L. Peterson of the ticket auditors
office will spend the holidays with rela-
tives in Wichita.
Harry Bostic, travelling passenger agent
for the New York Central lines, was call
ing on Santa Fe friends Monday here.
Lloyd Stanley, trainmaster at Emporia
is here company business today.
The Young Mems Social club met last
night a. the r. R. z. NJ. c. A A debate and
regular meeting will be held January z,
a postponement of two weeks, on account
of the holidays Mr.. H. B. Reasoner's
paper on Current Events is worthy Of
The evangelist, Brooks, ana his singer.
Jack Lewis, will have charge of the noon
hour meetings Thursday at the new mill
and Friday at the machine shops.
c. H. Slayton of Fort Madison, Ia. is
here for few days on company business
C. T. Mcclellan, division superintendent
has returned to Emporia after being here
a few days on company business
Next Monday night will be the last
meeting of the r R. 7. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium night classes until the second
week in January.
The noon hour meetings held each Tues
day in the coach shops by A r. Hodges,
boilershop foreman, are receiving splen-
did numpes OF men and fast growing
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holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones.
Miss Emma Southland, of Paola, will
visit her sister, Mrs. ]. r. Koontz, at
Christmas time.
Mrs. V. Monahan, of Coffeyville, viii
come to spend the Christmas holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Tom Powell, and
Mr.. Powell. Mr.. Monahan will join her
in a few days.
Mrs H B. Gorsage of 916 Topeka ave-
nue. and Mrs. William Sherman, jr., have
gone for a trip east, and Will visit Mrs.
Charles Redenz, of Chicago, formerly Miss
Minnie I.awlor, formerly of Topeka Their
husbands will join them the last of the
week in Chicago.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. a. Jones,
1907 Western avenue.
Dana Parkhurst has opened vocal
studio on Kansas avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streets 1t is extremely at
tractive accomplished floor, grand piano,
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rugs and stenciled curtains in dull green's
and browns. He has array of pictures
or the artists in the Parkhurst Concert
Schumann- Heink, and Kitty Cheatham.
Miss Marian Morrow, who is a student
at the Art Institute in Chicago, will visit
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. c. S. Morrow
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. T. Jury of Omaha
Neb., are visiting Mrs. Jury's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Shellabarger, until after
the holidays.
Miss Katherine CIohessy will entertain
her embroidery club this evening at her
home, 935 Jefferson street.
The condition of Mrs. A r. Banks, who
is seriously i'll at her home on Fillmore
street, remains practically the same with
out Improvement.
A line party was given Monday evening
at the Novelty theater in honor of Mr.
Noble G.. Garrett, formerly of Topeka, but
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WAR ON FELINES.
alderman Plans to Authorize Official
Cat Catcher.

Chicago. Dec 1S-Chicago is to have an
official cat catcher if an ordinance being
prepared by Alderman Willis 0. Nance,
who is a physician and chairman OF the
health committee passes the city coun-
ell.
Alderman Nance made the discovery a
short time ago that the city has no law
regarding cats and he calls it serious
omission. There are dog catchefS anu
go on insect exter1ninator on the pay
rolls. but no official cat catchers The
alderman holds that the felines are dis
tributors of disease and they VIII come
,Inder regulation in his new ordinance
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POVERTY TO AFFLUENCE
Cigar Factory Girl Inherits a Fortune
of Millions.

Kingston, N Y, Dec. 1S;-Miss
Esther Sleight, an 1S-year-old glri,
who has for the past year earned lou -.l
IoiIars a week in a cigar factory here,
viii VIII leave = next week for Vancouver to
claim a legacy left her in the will of
Mrs. Charles Wandewater of TINS city
Mo- SIeigbt is made the reSiduary
iegatee of an estate worth several
millions.
Miss SIeight met Mrs. Wandewater
Will. she was working at an Atldhtlc
CIT hotel two years ago, and the two
became fast friends.
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now connected with the Hilbane Lumber
company of Fresno, Gala Those who at
tended were Mr.. Ned Beaubien, Mr.. Edw.
Lowe, Mr.. Eugene Durkee, Mr.. G. E.
Cochran, Mr.. w. Comstocke and Mr.. E.
r. Franks.
Adv.
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SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Preceding Page.
Notes and Personal Mention.

NOI6S anu IeESOldA NAShLAOh-
Miss Gladys Cav, who went to Law
renee today to attend the Stewart-Stubbs
wedding, will remain few days to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reading of that city
Miss Bertha Hull and Miss Marjorie
Rodgers arrived today from Rockford, Ill,
TO spend the holidays with their people.
Judge and Mrs. R. A Burch and their
family will spend Christmas in Salina-
Angelus Burch will take part in the de-
bate between the Topeka high school and
the Salina high school.
Mr. and Mrs. n. NJ. Rice, Miss Anna
Burr Rice and N. NJ. Rice, Jr, will leave
Friday for Temple, Texas, to spend the
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Lewis Single Binder cigar is smoked
by more men who have been smoking
10c cigars than any other &c cigar on
the market.-AdY.
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w A N T S
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ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
journal is one cent word each insertion.
minimum 10 cents; by the week 5 cents
a word, minimum so cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
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payment for the same. Note the forego-
ing instructions about counting the words
and the rates per word for The Topeka
State journal.
COUNT THE WORDS of your AID, in
Guiding four words for State Journal adj
dress when such address is used; count
each initial letter and each number or
combination of figures as one word.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly in The Topeka State
Journal must be in The State Journal
office before 1 o'clock. Want Ads received
after the noon hour will be inserted under
the heading: TOO Late to Classify" or
next day as desired.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to extend heartfelt thanks
to those who have so kindly given us
sympathy and help in our recent be-
reaVement.
MRS. A. SJOLANDER
ADV. AND CHILDREN
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somnambuIist Falls Five Stories.

Decatur, Ill, Dec. ia fall from
a fifth floor of a local hotel caused the
death today of B. E. Houston, CON
tracing carpenter of Springfield, Ill
Houston walked in his sleep and he
is thought to have stumbled over q
omnambulism. He was 3S years old
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The Big Pure Food Stores

are overlooking with good things to eat, for
the Christmas Holidays, the rarest and
choicest delicaces, an entire carload of
Christmas candies and nuts and the very
finest in fruits and vegetables.
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items for this column may be 'phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal office.1
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Tomorrow

We will give a one H.
box of fine candy
free with every two
dollar purchase o 1
Rogers SilVerw9re.
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SITUATIONS.

LADY wishes place to work for room and
board Phone 2o5S White
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tomorrow

We will give n one
half ID. box of choco-
Iates free with every
one dollar purchase of
chinaware.
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WANTED-Boy, 16 years or over. for
office work. Hall LAtho. Co., 61S Jack
son.
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WANTED--MALE HELP.

I MADE $4,000 in five years with small
mail order business; began with s.. Send
for free booklet. Tells how. Heacock,
SIS Lockport, N. Y.
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SllVerWare and
Chinaware Dept.

ROSCES NuNCENdic.
Silverplate that wears. The
name Rogers stands for all that
you can ask for in silverware.
Special-Abington Pattern Tea
spoons. a beautiful new colon
ial design, per set (siX) $1.19
Medium Knives and Forks,
guaranteed Il dwt., pure sill
Yer, per set of six. $500
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WANT TO BUY

| wANTED-To buy straight first mort
gage of moderate amount on Topeka
city or Shawnee county real estate. Call
| at ITO West Sixth street.
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wANTED-Tenor for church choir; stu
dent preferred. Address Choir, care
Journal.
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| SECOND HAND clothes. Ladies' and
| gents cleaning and dyeing a specially.
| All work guaranteed. K. c. Cleaning
| DyerS, 1921 West 9Th. Phone 1895.
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Fancy Bread and Butter
Plates, regular 25c values,
special for Thursday. -. 14c
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ADV.
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New England Mixed. for fill
ing stockings, 3 lbs. for. 25c
Luster X-Rays, per lb. 121ac
REQ Chocolates, per Ib .1Oc
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We have everything that
the market affords in fine
fruits and vegetables-AriZo-
ma. California and Florida
Oranges, Bananas, Grape
Fruit, Pineapples, Figs, Dates,
Aim eria Grapes, Fine Apples,
Lettuce. Cauliflower, Onions,
COcOanutS. etc.
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WANTED - Cash customers. Special
prices given to cash customers or short
time paper. on pianos. Adam Schaaf and
Star pianos. w. Bolinger, salesman, u3
West 9Th. Phone 1916.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

run I-IlUUOEOL
FOR RENT-Cottage of rooms, 627 Lin
coin St, thoroughly modern, good coal
furnace 8 lots, $50.
room house, on Brooks ave, between
18th and Munson IL lots, thoroughly
comfortable and desirable, $13.
6 rooms, between Lane and West on
7th, modern, gas. Rent $14
GEO. NJ. NOBLE & co.
ABS Kansas Ave. Phone ~
FOR RENT room house, 416 Z. 6th.
newly papered and painted.
FOR RENT modern houses, 522 ana
124S Topeka ave Phone 2O4S Red.
NEW room house, modern, furnace,
afetr January LIST. Inquire 203 w. 9Th.
FOR Rents room cottage. 1926 Clay ST.
Phone H39 Blue
interest. Rev. A. S. Clark has charge of
the music.
James McLeish of the store department.
will spend the weekend with relatives
and friends in Kansas City.
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EpissopaI yait-rs c-,nnot date from
vsfy remote antiquity The very v.~d
-rsitrr<' ts almost a newcomer to the
hngsfag~ Iohnxon's Dictionary dos=s
NOT rey-os.'lize its existence II does not
.St-ur besore 100. and even In lS02 q
military Dictionary had to define II N
"a ,a,rr of spatterdasbes- --Guefre.~
bowrver. the French original. gos-s
back nj least TO the fifteenth century.
and rhe origin Of that II lost. though
psychologists compare all sorts Of
words tn all SORTS ut languages. incind-
ing an old German word for . baby's
riIri<eDin. cloth. The one certainty b
that gaitsrS has nothIng to do with
eaiI In spife II the punning line In the
-Rej.--ed Addresses In their
g,iitees. laaer in their gaiI"-Iondon
Standard
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A fine historical df,g story n recalled
by Sir. Edwin Noble In THE Hog Low.
sr'- Book The incfsienf II concerted
wftb the flight Of William Wallace to
,he mountains after Erneside. accom-
panied by, only sixteen followers.
among whom was one ma med Fad
zenu When The baying Of the blood
hounds was heard announcing the
coming of the English Fadzeau refused
to 20 any farther. affecting wearinesa.
and Wallace. suspecting him Of srnitor-
ou~ Intentions. killed him When the
English came up the hounds stayed
upon the dead body and refused to fol-
low beyond the stains OF blood
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Two '.ssv Ef,@tzHt n.%s vera saskfnG
ossr tre day. of theif bs,yhond wis~B
ere referred % en- Oh sefs1cin,nt~ who
iieG 'ngr unfortunate dfsfrrzifson
- often ssos1sr what I<~aa,e ~
Dick. waid -tl. Trend III sIwsys
seeiDes 70 ms ,sHt u ron;do'f N pos
sft'e fos nja n get nny enjoyment ont
of i'fe " 70 md nny 5ors Of work tbst
snIfeh him
ron. Tee Gsefi 81 rigt.," MD ne
otfic5 snsD ~ saw frin In Cbl~agu
last ycsf. ziiefe te has lob that suits
him ge-rfeefiy Hc Il station master
in n plsre sherc there nre dfty trains
n DIS ennipg gHi geiag ;and INT ssss
serneiS,jy nifs~ Fsers ore NJ fi~m. =
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Too. N unkind Adx.nt.a..

In Okiab0Ina they hav. baseball
association cBtit1l the Oklahoma State
league During ore Of their IN m1~ NJ
TuI-n f.c+nti, MD old man wen, 10 the
PARK. IinId his m1ney and took sent
on The i,I.Hcber~ lie SAT with a look
OF disgust On Ills facs while the pitcher
"fnpDed" the visltOrs In onr twothrre
order
''HOw do you like the ~ me. uncier
asked fun who snt nett to him
ITS VII right. reckon" s1id ti,e Oh
nnn. but they ought IN get another
man cunt throw n bail sD'~ the other
boys enn hit IT. Kansas City Sssr
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10 -om< r.--I.--t> The automobile -
tb~ m.,.f nsarvesous machine she world
hs~ jet s1-n II can go anywhere At
any time nounder1ng through two feel
Of ~spw ford sny stream that isn't
deep enough 10 drown out the mag
r-f0- rr1nmps over mad axle deep.
lump fenees and esvof1 over ptowed
grna,sd II fifteen miles M hour IL
bar s~~n uss-d with brilliant sncreas 10
VARIOUS kinds Of bunting including
~oycss eoar<ing on rae pr1irser Of Cob
oFsd.. wb~r~ il can run iii around the
broD M. formerly in favor siDs~ II nev-
- run. sny risk Of brsnkinR teR IN
. psaiFf~ dog bote- Ecursted auromo
bJis-r nsve sse~n SraiDed TO shell corn.
~ word rnmp water. rburn- Psow.
snh. ID ranrt- On sDythins r-putsrd at
tls@m- ~ses1n hgure GOT wbrr~ tb~ eoa
sum~s gets o6 uDd~f the tarf6 hv.-
Outing
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Some years ago. when playing In
Leeds. ! started . swimming compe-
tition among the members Of my COM
pany and to encourage them offered
~ q prize . silver loving cup twon.
By the wsy. by the late Edward Lon
nen,. The event apparently created
some interest In the town. and a friend
beard two men engage in a discussion
M follOwx:
. First Mani say. burst to know this
ere Tery's given = coop to bes' swim
mer r company?
Second Manage. What's that for?
Pirxt Nan-Oh. I suppose It's to keep
them play actors clean--Edwnrd Terry
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= royal maggot. am xoldiss, !
come from the people. / have made
myself. Am to be compared with
Louis XVI? listen TO everybody. buf
my Owl mind h my only counselor.
There are some men who hnve done
France more harm than the widest
northumberland takers and the ra-
fionaiists. Vague and false thinkers. a
few lessons Of geometry would do
them good. Napoleon Quoted In '.rhe
CoFsican'D.