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PLEASANT VALLEY ADD.
Tract owned by Salome Schoeflin...- $50
Section 2. That said amounts shall be
taxes for other purposes, and it shall be
the duty of the city clerk OF said city
to transmit a duly certified copy OF this
ordinance to the county clerk Of Shawnee
County. Kansas, who shall place the sew
eraI amounts herein mentioned, upon
the tax roll for collection, subject to the
same penalties and to be collected in like
manner as other taxes under existing
Section g. This ordinance shall take
erect and be in force from and after
its publication in the official city paper.
passed the Board Of Commissioners,
August 10. 1912.
Approved, August 10, 1872
TSeal1 J. B. BILLIARD, Mayor.
Attest: C. 3. BURGE. City Clerk.
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LFirst published in The Topeka State
Journal August q, 1921
State of Kansas,
Executive Department.
DRnCT AMATTON

First published in The Topeka State
Journal August a. 1921
State of Kansas,
Executive Department.
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, one G. ". O'Hair, was in
1895 convicted in the District Court of
Elk County, Kansas, for stealing cattle
and before sentence was pronounced,
broke jail and escaped, and was after
ward, in 1908, again apprehended and was
then sentenced to the Penitentiary of the
State of Kansas, but before being in
carcerated in the Penitentiary, again
broke jail and escaped, and is now at
large.
NOW. THEREFORE, a reward of Two
Hundred Dollars (s200.0O is hereby offered
for the apprehension and delivery within
ninety 900 days of said G. v. O'Hair, to
the sheriff of Elk County, Kansas, to be
then dealt with according to law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
subscribed my name and caused
to be AFFIXED the Great Seal
LSeaL1 of the State of Kansas. Done
at Topeka, Kansas, this 18th
day of August, 1912.
w. r. STUBBS, Governor.
CHAS. H. SESSIONS,
Secretary of State.
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NOTICE to Real Estate Agents: My
resience at 1907 Buchanan st. is hereby
withdrawn from the market F. L. Camp
bell
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BUSINESS CHANGES,

FOR SALE-The best money making res-
taurant in Topeka Good reason for sell
ing. A. B. c., care Journal.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE.

MERCHANTS Transfer and Storage Co.
furnish expert packers; also look after
freight. Phones 1S6. Skinner & GayhaSt
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EGAL.

Published in The Topeka State Journal
August o. 1921
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FOR SaLE-POULTRY.

wANTED-1oo pure bred White Leghorn
bullets, Utility stock. Geo. W. Meyers,
200 West 6th St
CASH paid for poultry and eggs. Wolfe
Poultry Supply Co, zoos Kansas ave.
Phone 379.
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list STREET. Steele's Add.
Tract bounded on the E. by Clay ST.
Buchanan St; on the S. by Creek. .104 Y
Tract bounded on the E. by Bu-
chanan ST.; on the n. by 21st St; on
the w. by Lincoln St; on the S. by
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POOL AND Billiard TABl IS.

FOR SALE-New and secondhand caroul
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys. We lead the world in cheap fix
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue.
Brunswick-Balke-C ollender Co., IS29-21
Main street. Kansas City. Mo.
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Legal.
EAST 9Th STREET.

Lot No. 208 side. ....................3 1926
EAST 10TH AVENUE. In 5-12-16.
Tract, j. Brennaman. Beg. on N.
line Of Sec. 14.2S chns. w. of NE
corner of Sec; tn. S. 9.5S chns.: w.
5.22 chns; N. 9 5-S chus; z. 5.22
chns to beg. front. u.s. AZ
KANSAS AVENUE. Walnut Grove Add.
LOT NO. III sioe..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880
VAN BUREN, STREET. Walnut Grove
Lot No. 722 side. ..................4 $3.50
Lot No. ~ side. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
HARRISON STREET. Walnut Grove Add.
Lot No. 722 side. Observation-Disclosures 5.9O
Lot No. 721 side. Observation-Disclosures 1870
Topeka AVENUE. Walnut Grove Add.
Lot No. 722 side. $3.50
SCOTLAND AVENUE. Gordon's Add.
Lot No. so SIDE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
EMMETT STREET. Heery's Add.
Lot No. 173 side. 42.50
LOCUST STREET. Mulvane & Chase
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For EXCHANGE.

TO TRADERS acre farm, well improved;
some first bottom, balance good black
soil for good rental Topeka properties
1nn,,ire at American House, 5O4 Kansas
ave.
FOR TRADE-vacant lots for good auto
mobile. Phone 1852.
EoR ExCHANGE-Good 160 improved
= near Oberlin, corn make 40 blu. Price SO
viii take good auto as part pay. H. NJ
Specht, Oberlin, Kan
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EuRRIER.

John PETRZILEK, the only practical
furrier in Kansas. 1T W. 1th, Topeka
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal Thursday, August 8, 1921
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FOR SALE-Furniture 10 room roorning
house. new and modern; house for rent.
sos z. It'll.
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FOR sALE-Piano, folding bed. sewing
machine, kitchen safe, cook stove. 62s
Adams.
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FOR sALE-one buggy. small wagon. Al
Kansas ave.
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LEAVING TOWN-Household goods fol
sale. 707 Lane. Phone 1895 White.
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TWO CHAIR barber shop; fixtures com
plete. Price $500. 20O45. W. 9Th. Topeka
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FOR THE next 10 days we will sell tn
Moon and ]. L. Clark buggies at cost
w L. Mcclure g. Co., 1014 Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE-Grapes. John Sutherin, nes
Gage park. Phone 25o1 n. 3.
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FOR SALE-Cottage organ in good con-
dision. cheap or trade 223 Adams.
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FOR SALE-Household goods and porct
shades at 7O2 Tyler.
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FOR SALE-Motorcycle horse power
twin in first class condition. Call 1881
Red or 1898 Red after p. m.
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PASSENGER CAR, new top; want offer
Wingett Land Co, 109 West 9Th:
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NO. GRAPES; 11kc ID. No delivering.
2s03 K4.
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EGAL.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal Thursday, August s, 1912.l

In the Court of Topeka, Shawnee County,
Kansas.
@. NJ. LaWrence, PIaintiff.
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UNDERTAKING.

L. NJ PENWELL, funeral director and
embalnner. T, E. Jones, Asst First class
service. 50e-5l0 Quincy St Telephone 1872.
Phone 2s7. Day and Night
HAWLEY & STEELE.
funeral directors and embalmeTs, lis East
sth ave. Mrs. Robt- Steele. assistant
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FOR SALE-Grapes. VIM. Sutherland
18th and Oakley SITS. Phone 2s0S K. z.
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HAVE a new Adam Schaff piano about
half retail price; also New Player piano
at Wholesale price Terms if desired. SOC
Harrison. Phone 1916
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MONEY,

MONEY to loan live stock. pianoa, or
Guns typewriters, household goods and
nersonal security. L. Biscoe, 523 Kan. ave.
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FOR sAI.E-Household goods, 1904 west
ern ave. 1852 White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
Many Subscribe to Project
at Public Meeting Thurs
day Night.

Ysleta wants the interurban electric
railway from the city Of Fl Paso to
the city of Yslets- So declared the
citizens Of the quaint old valley town
when they cheered for the line at a
meeting held IN Abe Alderete's hall
there on Thursday night.
After they had stopped cheering
Ysletans began subscribing and they
kept il up even after the lights went
out and they had to sign their names
by the light Of a lantern. Some prom
1sed as much as $1,000, others signed
for only a dollar or two. but the latter,
men with small means and small hold
lngs, took as much interest in the
proposition as did the bigger lald
holders and the men who will benefit
most by the project
Louis V. Folk, justice Of the peace,
acted as the chairman of the meeting
and introduced Zach Cobb, who is one
Of the valley land owners, TO explain
the purposes of the meeting.
Zach Cobb Paints Word Picture.
During the course Of his speech,
which was translated by Isaac Alderete
for the benefit of those who did not
understand English, Cobb said The
purpose Of this meeting is TO bring to
Ysleta, to the valley and to FL Paso
the most important feature in the
building Of this section All progress
sive cities in the country have recOg-
nized the necessity Of lnterurban lines
The prosperity of the city IS depend
ent on the prosperity of the valley
This viii make for the prosperity Of
both.
when you get this road. instead Of
being drained Of your money by FL
Paso. YOU will drain FL PasO Of its
money. You viii have parks, places
Of amusement. tourist hotels.
Your land, now worth 500 TO S-OO
an-acre will be worth $500 an acre
AMI people Will pay you that much for
it People in e PasO who live on
half lot that produces nothing, VIII
put their money in valley land You
can sell your land at a big profit or
hold on to it at a big profit Ysleta
will become the principal town Of the
valley. A creamery will be established
here to use the milk from the sur
rounding country Employment viii
be given all your people at good wages
put this in your pipe and smoke It
The line is going TO be built 1t IS
not to be built without your assistance
and I am sure you will do your share
and subscribe.
You have the finest old mission in
the country here. Missions have made
San Antonio. Your mission VIII at
tract thousands to Nsleta- All you
need is the line to bring them down
here from FL PasO. Let US give three
cheers for the valley line"
Then the crowd arose and yelled
viva" thrice.
Louis V Folk following Cobb's lead
speaking in Spanish. endorsed the road,
said lit was practical and good and
should be built and that those VINO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
DEVELOPMENT
TO IRRIGATE WITH
WATER FROM WELL
Lordsburg Company Sink
ing Wells and Increas-
ing Power Supply.

I.ordsburg. y. NJ. April 24--The
I.ordsburg Water, Ice & Electric com
pany is installing a 500 horsepower
plant consisting of two Allis Chalmers
engines. two Allis Chalmers generators
and two B. & ". water tube boilers
also six ton ice plant. and aside from
furnishing power TO the copper mines
light and ice to the town, they viii put
down wells and install electric driven
pumps for the purpose OF TUT l-sl-Li-S
water to the town and also 70 tlie
Southern Pacific company for use IN
their engines. III.
Their wells will be drilled onc-half
mile north Of town and here an aDun-
dance OF water can be had at depIn
OF so feet The company has pur-
chased a well drilling outfit and VII
BEGIN at once TO drill their own Wells,
and as soon as these are competed
they will drill a number for the farm
ers in this vicinity. The first Wen VIII
be drilled on the 100 acres owned py
Frank p Coon. cashier OF the
F0irst National bank He viii install
a 500 gallon KrOgh turbine pump dl-
rectly connected with a 20 h. p vertical
motor and win cultivate go acres LIS
season. Other wells VIII be drllled
as soon as possible and the irrlgatlon
in this section of the country VIII pc
a big item in the use OF the electric
output Of the plant. -
There is a wonderfully fertile SOIL
here, and with the climatic conditions
that exist, together with the album
dance Of water at a shallow depth, this
point viii soon become great farming
center. There are several thousand
acres OF land here adaptable Tor lrrl-
cation and a great number OF lana
entries have been filed here at the
local land office since this company
organized.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26

and mines and all of the trade bodies
in COCniSe county are making con-
Certed efforts to change the predicted
trend OF the legislature, which Will Il
is feared. move the state reform schooI
II ON Benson to some point in Granam
county
The local chamber has sent letter
t. representative Avery Curry urging
him to work and vote for the school 10
Re located at some point IN COchise-
The Warren district commercial club
VIII do the same thing and each sec
ton in COchise will write to Its repre-
sentatives urging them to stand by Co
chise. This Is one question where the
whole county is united.
At a gathering Of the membership OF
the Douglas chamber Of commerce and
mines, % candidates for the positions
OF directors OF the body were named
OF this list IL will be selected by bal
loting, to be had on the second Monday
IN May. The candidates are:
5. NJ Greenridge, Dr. A W Nanneman,
Z. r. Pirtie, ". H WOrthingtOn, J. n
Baker, J. +. Suits, W P. McNair, 3.
A Packard, F. E. Caldwell, D. Ben
white, Albert Stacy, r. @. Arthur, Jr,
Jack Hinton, J. g. Erickson, T. W.
Doan, II. a StrOdthOff, W r Henry,
w. S. Dixon. J. H East, NJ F DiCus.
John DOsn.
Prior to the nominations being made
aE amendment to the bylaws OF the
Organization was adopted. making the
board Of directors consist Of Il in
stead Of seven directors as formerly.
The coming week viii be a cleaning
up time in Douglas. Streets and alleys
have been carefully gone over by the
street forces It now remains for the
citizens 70 aid by cleaning their prem
Uses, say city cOuncilmen. The move
will result in betterment OF public
health, the cOuncilmen believe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
DOUGLAS To MAKE
ITS STREETS GOOD
New Mayor Has Idea That
Good Streets Are Good
Advertisement.

Douglas, Ariz.. April 26.="GoOd
streets are the best advertisements
city can secure" Is the way mayor S.
G. DoWeu sizes up local needs and
prospects That the city should have
this best ad Is the hobby he has been
riding ever since he became a city
councilman. Seconded by alderman o.
O. Hammil, street betterment meas
ures have been passed by the council
The work On G avenue will probably
commence by or before the middle o.
Nay and viii be well under way be-
fore the present mayor and council
relinQuish office TO their successors.
Bids upon two carloads Of oil, one Of
so and the other OF so percent asphal-
tum, have been called for. The heavier
oil viii be used on avenue. This
viii give practically an asphalt finish
TO the excellent thOrOughfare II Is in
tended TO be when completed
Another plan held by the council Is
that OF Oiling Tenth street from the
I. NJ c. A, to its Intersection with
g avenue, possibly giving the next
block east a coating OF all
The Douglas chamber Of commerce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26

As health talks to women Dec .O1l..S
more general. both in the news pe -l5--, .
and on the platform, the mass OF v oI--
en- are beginning 10 realize what lle
more cultivated have always known
that good health cannot be found IN a
powder box The eXternals OF neaLtu
may be obtained in that way, out me
basis Of health lies deeper, ana YET y
Just as easily obtained
The most important thing InaI
woman can do for herself, and ABOUT
which she is often most negleclLl1I' -
10 watch the condition Of her stomach
and bowels The weary eyes. the BAD
breath, the frequent headaches, the
plmples. the general air of lasslLude IS
nine times out Of ten the result Of con
stipation or indigestion o. both Many
simple remedies can be obtained, but
the best in the estimation of most
Il Is s77 - - - -
exactly suited to her needs. Tt is Tar
superior TO salts, cathartic pills, waters,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
GET ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
THE PROPOSED VALLEY IHTERURBAH

had the wherewith should subscribe as
much as possible.
Dan Jackson Explains Movement.
Dan NJ Jackson followed and said;
This town made a mistake when II
cut a road up the valley many years
ago to Ell PasO. If IT had not done
so, FL Paso would be known today as
Ysleta."
He explained that those who wished
to contribute might do so either by
donating money or work and no dona-
lions need be made until the line was
in operation and cars running from II
PaSO to Nsleta and back again.
Explaining the course the line would
follow, he said that it would start at
Washington park south OF the q II
rightOfway, would parallel the g. IL
rightOfway and the county road all
the way to Ysleta and would not cross
the G. H
Then Isaac Alderete explained this
I'm Spanish and urged that Nsleta take
an interest in the road and subscribe
to the bonus fund Then the subscrlp-
tiOEs were taken up by Frank X To-
bin, Isaac Loewenstein, Isaac Alderete
and three others who passed the blanks
around TO be signed.
The subscriptions.
The subscriptions secured were: b.
a. Hardaway, $4,000; Ysleta syndicate,
$1,000, s. :. : syndicate, $1,000; Or. y
V Mitchell, $40: A. ". Duff $780, l.
r KelsO, $3.50. Jose y ApOdaca- $40;
Pedro CarrasCO, So, l. P McChesney,
800: BenignO Alderete, $500; G. W..
Wahle, s.: T.. MunOZ. S1U. b. Pedregon'
$40: L. Y. Folk. $50: Jose RubiO, $40;
Adolfo Jaques. 81: Alex TORN, SO; L. G
Silvas. So. n Garcia. 81; l. Robes
81 T.. Speaks. So: c. PedregOn, $40;
Ramon Diaz. s.: NJ Augustine, IS; A
Alderete. s.. J. N Garcia, 50; T. ARIEL
lanO. SO. Estevan Guerra $40; l. P
AIcChesney. S100- Mrs. g. Guerra, 50,
J. A. Garcia, So l. +. Merrill $40;
Isaac Loewenstein. $50, B. BLANCHARD.
S25. y. II. Madrid. $3.50: W J. Glbbsi
$500; Capt. John r. Hughes, $50; Joe
Burroughs. $500; G. p. Clark, $40; T +
Sanchez, $40; Ned ". CrOzier, $40; Ed
Lopez, So
Fl PasOans Present.
FL PasOans made the trip in auto
mobiles and those present from FL
Dorbandt. Lamar Davis, II. s Pot
ter. Winchester Cooley and Mrs
Cooley. 4 T. Cobb. John NJ Wyatt,
Dan NJ. Jackson, j. A. Smith, George
Pence, Isaac Alderete. :. c. Aubrey,
Frank r Tobin, Harold Kilburn.
Representatives from YsIeta ard the
valley were: L G. Gaal Max Schultz,
J. Gibbs DR.. y. V Mitchell Frank
Merrill. l. p. McChesney, W. J. Low
cry. Isaac LOewenstein and Isaac
I.Oeweustein, ir-, y. .. Marshall, Louis
Y. Folk, George Buchanana, Rev. Miles
Hanson.
The matter viii now be taken up in
Fl PasO and an effort made to com
plete the required 100000 bonus in Fl
PasO. The rightOfway from FL Paso
TO Ysleta is completed with the eXcep-
tiOn of one Of two small tracts, and II
is expected that no difficulty will be
experienced in securing one through
these
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
Sensible Women Know
Foundation of Health

etc, which are entirely too violent
Women should see TO il that they
have at. least one movement of the
bowels each day, and when showing
any tendency to constipation should
take DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin in
the small dose prescribed. A brief use
Of IT viii so train the stomach and
bowel muscles that all forms OF medi-
cine can de dispensed with. These
opinions are voiced by thousands Of
women, after personal experience
among them Cora Baldwin, Moscow
Texas, and Esther Giddings. Wooten
Wells Texas.
Anyone wishing TO make a trial OF
this remedy before buying it in the
regular way Of a druggist at fifty
cents or one dollar a large bottle Gam
fIv size) can have q sample bottle sent
Ia the home free Of charge by simply
addressing DR.. ". B. Caldwell, 405
Washington St. Monticello, III. Your
rame and address on q postal card viii
do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
PLAINS COUNTRY IS
ATTRACTING CAPITAL

Plainview. Texas, April 26.-Alpheus
T. Bulkley. Of Albany, \. Y. and mayor
j. n. Caldwell Of Midland, Texas,
have been here this week investigating
the irrigation proposition. The New
York company OF which Mr.. BUlkley
IS a member has recently bought sew
eral hundred thousand dollars worth
Of land in Gaines and other west Texas
counties, and they are planning to de-
velOD a portion OF it by irrigation If il
is not economically prohibited. Mt.
Buckley states that much New York
capital IS looking toward Texas.
W. NJ COwart has received from Cal
ifOrnia a shipment of eucalyptus and
bamboo trees which he will plant un-
der irrigation in Hale county Trees
Of the former variety are being eX-
tcnsively experimental with by the
santa F'e railroad people, and Il is
make good posts, and that their growth
is rapid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
e e e PURIFIES
800 BAD BLOOD

ailments, and from
trouble
Muddy
which
pure acrd huid, which forces its
blood break fsh often
blood
healthy place would heal being infected with
Inflammation
hbres and tissues broken and the continues until the
entirely herbs and bks It down into the croqa
particle
vitality steadily tones up the entire system s neutraz
Of blood, healthy
neny Acne, letter Salt Bos and all other skin
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
PREFERRED THE UPPER

What is this leathery stuff?r the
diner asked. when the second course
OF the dinner was served.
That is fillet of sole, sir replied
the waiter
Take it away" said the diner after
attacking it with his fork. and see
If you can't get me a nice tender piece
Of the upper. with the buttons re-
moved, What TO Eat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-26
MIAMI, ARIZ., TO HAVE
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK

Miami, Ariz., April 26-The contract
was let today for the erection of the
DespOt-W ucich block, which is BE
erected next to the ella Valley Bank
building on Gibson street This build
ing viii be of reinforced concrete. two
stories in height, 6Ox9O feet The first
floor viii contain two stores. while the
second floor viii be large roomy Of
fices.
The Bradshaw Henchcliff hotel was
opened TO-DAY. This is one of the best
hOtels in ella county