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ROOSEVELT
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III EeL
destroyed many OF his fathers letters
but said they were not connected with
campaign affairs.
None OF the letters touched upon
the facts alleged By John - Archbold
hat Mr.. Bliss had assured him Presl.
dent Roosevelt would welcome a con-
tribution or 100000 from the stand
ard OIL company.
The one bearing directly on cam
palgn contributions was a vigorous
defense OF Mr.. Bliss Integrity writ
ten by President Roosevelt in 1906. i'm
which n President asserted that no
one had asked him for favors because
OF contributions To his campaign fund.
that no had been favored or descrim.
mated against because OF their con
uibuuons or their opposition.
Hartman Fund.
The report given Mr.. Hartman FOR bis
personal contribution OF &5O.O 900 Va.
produced by MIR TegthoR. but he said
ne did not know what other mon baI
contributed to the ro-calied HsrrimSn
fund- The checks passed through MS
hands, he said. but he had no way or
tee had expected - hear Ormsbv Ne
liars. contest mauagcr FOR colonel
Roosevelt last sprirp at ~to-day's SEES
during the morning and wa az tine COM
mittee room. but shortly after "A short
conference or the members ne was ask
~. q HHA4 @ wi
No explanation or the p-ostpouement
was given except that the committee
members wanted 60 complete the in
Nestigation OF certain data" before Mr.
Aiciiarg was questioned concerning his
campaign work In the south.
F1inn 20 Appear.
William flinn. Pittsburgh Roosrvelts
leader IN Pennsylvania. and Z IL Hook
or. or New York. treasurer OF the Pro
greasive party. will appear before the
committee tomorrow.
For more than an hour Mr.. Tegethoff
read n correspondence into the record.
Did you ever hear Mr.. Hartman say
anything about campaign contributions
In 190tT' asked Senator Clamp.
Yes" LIP 1907, when he was 81. lust
before Christmas, he called me WI g. his
house." Tegethoff. ~. talk
80 over the relations between him and
Mr.. Rooaevfft then and in 1904 knew
he had visited washington at the Prssi-
dents solicitation and tina as a result
Of that visit he had raised this money
of the campHgn
100000, OF which $4,000 was his
own contribution. 1 knew az tie time
that he was raising the money
did you know from whom ne was
raising to- asked Senator Clarp.
NO, not exactly. Later ! had posses
sion OF the checks which ! received
The witness could not recollect the
names Of the contributors or the
amounts contributed.
You were with Mr.. Hartman In 1908
Do you know NJ any contribution he
made In that year,
"No. none. said the witness.
Taking up the examination Of Mr..
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BIG MEETINGS
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he declared lie bitterly attacked the
disfrauchisement law proposed by the
Democrats al the last legislature. and
showed that for every negro disfran-
.chisement under the provisions of that
law We white men would a the pen
atty by being denied their right Of
suffrage.
Dr. Hatfield showed that great
progress had been made In educational
lines In the state. an increase Of three
million dollars having been made for
educational purposes over the sum
expended during MacCOrkle's term as
governor. He said h. was IN favor OF
working state convicts Ia improving
roads and for the establishment OF
high schools in the remote districts.
where the son and daughters OF the
farmers would have an opportunity Of
making educational advancement.
lie, exposed the Democratic pro-
gram of ab%Olishing the tax commits
sioners office and lifting the valua-
ton OF fifty million dollars placed on
lease-holds held by corporations In the
state. Abe LILY made a violent at
tack on the WatsonCn ilton-M acCorkle
alliance. lie declared that Mac
Corkle, who aspircs 70 be next presi-
dent OF the senate. left the governors
chair with a depleted state treasury
and a deficit OF S75s. 900. lie charged
MacCorkie with being one OF the main
cOcs IN the corporation combination
that seeks 20 regain cotnrol Of the
state.
Arthur s. Dayton presided al the
Philippi meeting Taylor George. can
didate for the legislature IN Barbour
county. accompanied tho party TODAY
and made an excellent impression tie
delivered q briet address. Dr. !I3f-
field viii 20 into Tucker county tomor
speeches.
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|N'AFN AAN nfFM ArENFNs AAF NfrNANfA
that this was done without any order
or suggestion from Mr.. Rockefeller
or Mr.. Archbold. and 70 far as be-
knew. on the initiative OF the five 81.
irectors.
Did Not See Rockefeller.
"No. I never thought Of consulting
Mr.. Rockefeller in the matter. said
Mr.. Stahl in reply 20 "a question.
why. haven't seen Mr.. ROckefel-
Ter for fifteen years. he continued.
We did not pay any attention 20 him
lst all"
How we're Mr. Rockefeller per
sona' stock holdings in the STANDARD
IOI Company Of Indiana affected by
The increased capitalization Mr..
Stahl was asked
Mr.. Rockefeller owned Ease shares
in the company when b. was capital
lied az one million dollars When the
! capital stock was increased 90 $50.
600 900 dollars. no automatically be-
come holder Of 1850 shares The
additional stock was voted 20 stock
loidars just in me same manner that
H dividend WoFff BE- declared
Sfahl then testified that 500 now
sfockhoidcrs had come into trr lud-
8na company since rho date fh~ dis.
solution order was issued af Washing
ton
The witness then was directed to
bring before tho examiner O. complete
iiaf OF both old and new holder Of
took in the Indiana corporation.
Some amusement was caused when
Attorney Fordycc inquired into Nr.
SfahIs persona. relations with John
~ Arrlh0Id
20 90 uo. trur ra' sou sra related
hs marriage with Mr. Arrhbold
asked Nr Forilrc Eyes replied
SIR stahL Mra s'ahI and Mrs Arch.
ho.i are sisters
Attorney Kirby interrupted a' th's
point with a question rreardiug Nr
SfahIs relationship fo Attorney For
dyce
"Isnf o. true asked Tho Attorney
wifh gravity that sou are connected
by m%arrIaEr with counsel on fhe other
-idr off fhis frtf7
Ne laughed SIR sfliI SIS
daughter married 1 cousin of Ur F0r
dsrr
Attorneys for fae Waters Pierce
Company planned today to subpoena
John % Archibald of fHr STANDARD OH
COMPANY as 70 fitness
W" vflI FE 'hrf SIR frehbo'f boo
required f0 como fo chicago a1If W
NJ Gray. of counsel OF tne Wnfnr-
lierre OI COMPANY .Huf uo miF
have t0 satisfy oursaItra ora f.tH-
u.m testify before a c0mm nrrr Boo
NrU YORK
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YOUR HAIR Is FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
AND LUSTROUS In A FEW MOMENTS
ALSO STOPS FAILING IA n: DESTROYS oAsosuff' ''

Your hair becomes light. wavy,
fury. abundant and appears as soft.
lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after a "Danderine hair cleanse. "
Just try this-moisten a cloth with a
little Dsnderine and carefully draw n
through your hair. taking one small
strand At a time. This will cleanse the
hair OF dust. dirt and excessive oil
and in a Just a few moments YOU have
doubled the beauty OF your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once.
Danderine dissolyes every particle OF
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dandrur. clesnses. purines and invig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping itch
Ing u falling hair.
But what will please YOU most will
b. after a feS weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-nne and
doNny az nrst-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II
you carr Tor pretty. soft hair and lots
q II surely get a 2J-cent bottle OF
knoTlton's Dandsrine from ans drt4.
gist or toilet counter. me just try IL.
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IN composition and so good in curative effects as to warrant
its makers in printing its every Ingredient on its outside
wrapper. TIE one remsdy which absolutely contains neither
alcohol nor injurious or hsbit-forminG drugs.
Following letter selected AZ random from q larse rumber
OF similar ones and cited merely to illustrate these remarks:
In the winter u igs. I beame greatly nun down ard iregula--
wrtea Mha- hENEf SCOTT. Of Swan Creek. Mich. Route l. Box a. 4
slowly bst surely Ercw wore. and. Al last resolved 90 apply 20 the doc
tors for help. Thedgtor nd had Inflammation. enlargemenf and larrr-
ahon. j " a IN bed eleven weeks and got no better. The doctor sad 1
you'd have to have N operation. but to that I would not listen Nv ha-
hand purrhased two bottles o. DR. Pi~rces Favorte Pr-srrpftor VII,
] staTed 20 take tms remedy I could not walk arruss The floor but nfer
] had taken tire. bottles 7 couh feel myself gaining. 90 I dr1pneI ts
doctor and took DR. Pierces Fasorts Prescription. Only FOR u think
! would hsye ben deed really believe It saved my life. / feel better
low than In twenty yearA"
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singing ADD itching mat
r1l.d very vel be- de-
nrd1ef . couid NO ~
day ~ night The itchins
vas POI severe thsf it
uaked mo Que ~ sleep
2 could never ct = flu
ulahfs r~sf had %
era'rh fo aiiay fhs ~
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TotEpo - Jub ~. 'a'e
81 "a very tsd case rf sa-
rsra raNfr tfts-r g.a- sgd
f~-t sNsryfhrpF shat -u.-
ErHt-t o. ne 10 a. -.
Ir lur~i fus.Ftr fn b.
aH-i --I o. -.atrh Urf
So awe On 30 i~
a-l fac thr earn vo %
ana bleed. li
Be- w- a~f DIV. tlaf i.
rr~i -. Res
au GHd rsirHl Itr rent
n rlt-s nffe~ arniioi
Doe nal e. -trlrrf he IAN -
u uo q lclVere AfIsr
tE i,~s fH1n 90. nrsofIs--
o.. . f~lst l.rssfr
- e. laiIf.sfh.r.
r rrrn uuIsss snm~e
ne ais4f 30. n all makes
rIrf~iE -.l fuf'E perpisat-a.
kcsr Z IrHvv thes WtI yet
a-l n -urv cure
g., ~i' tStAs u FEowN
fthauhcr % Commerce b.Ir
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Makes a Great difference in most women. IT " are troubled with ",.r.,"
they suffer from haekaehe, headache, seepLSness, a sensation OF irrtabiity or
tHitehns ht flashes, dizzy spells. or many oher symptoms Of female eaknes
The local disorder nd inflammation should be treated with Dr. PieursI oto
Tablets and the ireeularty end weakness of the female system corrected and
strengthened with Dr. Pieres Favorte Prescription. The strain pon thu yound
Wom DR. the oma of middle aee-upon the nene ant blood forming st1udureSE
may be too Great for her strength. This is the I'M to take this restorative toni,
and strength eVine nerviDe an regulator For over forty years sold By drnSsTtt
lr womansp ecularw aknes and d.re.Mnf alncnt.- q. anc
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Resinol will heal
your itching skin

d ESlNOL Ointment and r.. rol soap
IN stop itching instantly. quickly and
easily heal the most distressing
eases OF eczema. salt-rheum. rash rr-
worm. letter or other eruption. and r.rar
away pimpies. blaekhsads. rcjnoss a-d
r~ouehness. when other treatments t:s.
= proven only a waste OF time and mo-
Trial fraa Rssnoi Ointment. with e. go
SS soap. - 40 an dc4I h....r.
rcm-iy Tor such cuf1r1on t-,lflcs ue .r
sorcs. bois. ulcers. barns. srallx. cuts. ,l- -.t.
and piles Your druggist sc;ls Rcsiaoi Sl-a CD
and kesinol Ointment talr and 81. h-f f.- y SAW
pie Of each. wnte 20 Dept. IN. RrslSol Cr.-
Co. Rariu1lrc. NJ. Rc.inni Shavin- SICK C-el
cannot irn'a;e the tendercst face. SAup., fro
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DISREGARD
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after the Supreme Court dissolution
order had been issued. He testified
that this was done without any order
or suggestion from Mr.. Rockefeller
or Mr.. Archbold. and 70 far as DO
knew. on the initiative OF the five 81
rectOrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-16

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate Tor
Inserting want Ads in The Topeka State
journal Is one cent n word each insertion,
minimum 10 cents: by the week cents
a word. minimum sc cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check IN fun
Payment for tie same. Note the forego-
ing instructions about counting the words
anc the rates per wcrd for The Topeka
State journal
COUNT THE WORDS OF your Ad. IN
Guiding four words for State Journal ad-
dress when such address is used: count
each Initial letter and each number or
combination of figures one word
CLOETNG HOUR: Want Ads. to be
classified properly in The Topeka State
Journal must be in The state Journal
office be fore o'clock. Want Ads received
afte1. the noon hour Will be inserted under
the heading. TOO Late TO Classify. or
next day IA desired.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NJ. F. Lane and wife to G. E. Clark,
s. e. Il p S. W. Il %, n, w. 4 &c, n.
e. a Zf-IO-14 ~ oOU
lot 81 Quincy st.............-........ 1878
S. Byur and wife to NJ. B.. Crosse, lots
add 1890
Reser, pit s. e. u 12-10-12 -. 1885
NJ e. Froehling and others to A.
Hull, lot 1913 9th ave- East. 1900
S. Scrinopski and wife to c. Guthrie,
lot 81 Quincy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 273
w. S. Bergundthal and wife to ]. S.
Miller, lot 46 Evelyn ST., Holmans
auO- =. = GU
ave. East. ...7, 1900
]. E. Maxwell and others to C. E.
Glib, tract in sec. 6-12-16. ....-....- $50
The Prudential Trust Co. to A. S.
Ebersole lot 1885 Jewell ave, Elm
hurst OO0
ers, lots 465-67 Jackson St, Hun
toons add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
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day afternoon with Mrs Bartin Buck
at her home, 462 Freeman avenue.
The following ladies were present:
Mrs. j. c. Everett, Mrs. George Fur
IXee, Mrs. George Wood, Mrs. A. P.
Wolff, Mrs. G. Haggart, Mrs. G. l..
Barker, Mrs. N. Cobur:l, Mrs. NJ. Nc
Call, Mrs. Frank Luthey. Miss Gladys
Roe. Miss Helen Everett and Miss
Katherine Buck.
The Golden Rod Embroidery club
celebrated their first anniversary at an
all dav meeting Friday at the home
of Mrs. Frank Hess, 70S Chandler
street The following ladies were
present: Mrs. Sid Norman. Mrs. Roy
BunGs. Mrs. Otis Berryhill, Mrs. Frank
Morris. Mrs Frank Stroup, Mrs Harry
A2plegate, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. B.
H. Porter. Mrs August Winton, Mrs.
c. A. Williams. Mrs J. J. Williams,
Mrs. Harry Strong. Mrs c. L. Holmes.
Mrs ]. d. Brizendine. Mrs. Earl
Holmes and Mrs. Frank Hess. Mrs.
Charles Cole was a guest of the club.
A very enjoyable time was had by all
and one of the features of the day
was group picture taken of the ladies
present. which included the entire
membership.
Mrs. Frank Morris will entertain the
Nesta Embroidery club next Friday
s1ternoon at her home, 470 Reno
street.
The following ladies OF the ATizpah
society of the Third Presbyterian
church were present at the special
meeting held Thursday all day at
which time they made plans for their
annual Thanksgiving dinner and sup
per to be held at the church: Mrs.
Harriet Gilyeat. Mrs. J. Weeks, Mrs.
E. L Jones. Mrs. George Adamson.
Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. w. Busby,'
Mrs. L Toilette, Mrs. Grace Ash, Mrs
Briar, Mrs. c. Fountaine. Mrs. NJ. Nor
wood. Mrs. G. Hall and Mrs. Patterson.
Mrs. J. A. Brown of Iecompton and
Mrs. w. Johnson of Big Springs are
spending the weekend at the w. F.
H5ckox home on East Eighth street.
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brotherhood will attend the funeral of
Brother P. ]. Lunsstrum, the engines r
who was crushed to death last Wednes-
! day night The funeral will be held at
PenwelIs chapel at O'Clock Sunday
sociates will act as pail bearers: William
, Eckert, Carl Magnuson, Roy Hoover, Rob-
ert BrentnaII. Noah Fouteh-
c. H. Hooper of the freight auditors Of
flee and Mrs. Hooper are spending a few
days with relatives and friends in Kansas
city.
flee is in Wichita for few days, visiting
Hugh McGrath and G. Conwen of ,rhe
freight claim department will spend Sun
day with friends in Carbonate.
Mrs. E. Graham of the ticket auditor
office and her three children left today
for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. N. RY..
where they will spend few weeks vaca-
ton.
ment and family are spending few days
with relatives and friends in Kansas City
r. F. Adams, assistant general passeli-
ser agent for the G. c. & S. F., has re
turned to Galveston, after short bust
ness trip here.
]. H. Chase of the auditor of disburse-
with relatives and friends in Kinsley.
Kan.
Miss Jessie Ferrin of the car account
ants office is spending a few days with
friends in Oklahoma City.
Reese Van SAINT of the ticket auditors
office is in Kansas City for few days
on business.
Miss Blanche Dodge of the car account
ants office attended the Topeka and Law
renee high school football game today at
Lawrence.
Lee Williamson of the freight auditors
office is in Kancas City for a few days,
visiting friends.
Miss Eima Beal of the car accountants
office is in Kansas City with friends few
days.
flee is in Clifton, Kan, for a few days
Miss Daisy Mcfarland of the treasur-
er's office is visiting relatives and friends
c. w. Wallace of the auditing depart
ment is visiting relatives in Wichita for 1
few days.
Miss Allie Dodge. daughter of c. Dodge,
safe inspector. in the electrical depart
ment, attended the high school football
game today at Lawrence.
c. ]. KistIer of the ticket auditors Of
flee is in Kansas City few days on bGsi-
ness.
The entertainment given last night al
the r. R. Y. NJ c. A was largely attend
ed. The concert was given by the Hdr-
C. w Weber of the ticket auditors Of
flee is spending the weekend with reld-
tives and friends in Nortonville.
tors office and her mother will spend
day with relatives ana
friends in Chicago.
has returned from business trip 10
Pueblo, Colo.
G. A. Schlevtin of the frelSht audltor
Office left today for San Francisco
J. L. Mayer of the freight auditors OF
flee is spending the weekend with rel2-
tives in Ozawkie
The first regular religious meeting Tor
men for the year will be held SUNDAY
afternoon al the R. r. Y. NJ. c, A Rev
]. w. Waldron, pastor of the North q
peka NJ E church. will have charge OF
the meetings every Sunday afternoon
George Adamson will have charge of tire
music with Clyde Morris at the piano.
Mrs. Warren Maltby will render Vocai
solo and Mr.. Luther Osborn will give Il
cornet solo.
Raw Wolff, physical instructor of the
Boys Junio~ gymnasium classes; gave d
Drs:cticaI talk on hygiene and a. lesson n
swimming to his class of seventeen boys
this morning at r. r. Y. NJ. c. A
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to 1915 or the State Journal office.
W. J. Black. passenger traffic manager
has returned to Chicago after a shorS
business trip here.
s. S. Moore of the freight auditors Of
flee, is spending the weekend with rela-
tives and friends in Lawrence.
s. Larimer, general agent for the SaTta
Fe at Des Moines. has returned after
short business trip here.
P. z. Talley, clerk in the freight audi
tors office. is spending the weekend with
friends in Lawrence
]. NJ. Connell. general passenger agent.
has returned from short business trip to
St Louis.
The B. of L. F. and Z. will have a bust
ness meeting Sunday afternoon at the *.
p hall corner Sixth and Quincy streets.
All members are urged to be present
promptly at 1 o'clock AS business of i'm
po<tance is to be transacted. The entire
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At the Churches.

At the OnufCnoS.
1.-The Marriage Altar" will be the
subject of Rev. w l. Coles sermon
at the North Topeka Baptist church
tomorrow evening. This will be an
other of the series which the pastor
is preaching on love, courtship ann
marriage. In the morning he will talk
on saved by Grace or the value
of Good Works.
At the Central Avenue Christian
church, Rev. ]. D. Zimmerman will
preach tomorrow morning on How
Much Owest Thou My Lord or THE
Nations Debt TO Christianity The
evening address will be on THE Dis
ciples of Christ in America" Bible
school at 9:45 a. m. and Christian Eli
deavor at $50 p. m.
The Second Presbyterian church was
taxed to its capacity last Sunday night
by the increasing numbers who are
becoming interested in the series of IL
Illustrated lectures on the Holy Land
and Mission Fields by the pastor, Rev
W. C. Meeker. The pictures tomorrow
night will represent work in the Phil
ippine Islands. The tour will include
trips to the islands of Luzon. Panay,
Nesros, Cebu, Leyte and Bohol. Be
sides the interesting customs anu
peculiar architecture of their buildings,
views of the crowded Sunday. schools
and hospitals will be shown: as well
a" nc SINI SheS III Wnlcn lz-O~V r III
pinos have been converted during the
last II years. A feature of the ser
vices is the special music by Mrs
Frank Phipps and chorus choir. David
Bowie will sing a solo at the morning
service.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Epis-
copal, Laurent and Quincy streets. the
Rev. Albert F. Hack. minister in
charge Sunday services as follows.
sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
prayer. administration of the Sacra-
lnent of Holy Baptism. and sermon at
l a. m. Evening prayer and sermon
at p. m.
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FOR sALE-cottage. rooms, cementa5
cellar, gas, city water, two fira lieu leu
fruit; an attractive place in a fine ra ttO5s'
borhood- A bargain at ST. 900: s40o , olsn-
balance easy terms. 1880 Central 6ari,
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Notes and Personal

John Heinz of Meriden reports that
live stock men near his town are com
PEELED to drive their cattle severa
miles for water as the water supply
IN the immediate vicinity is drying up.
j. n. Stewart is visiting relatives in
South Dakota
George Young has returned from
Omaha. Neb., where he has been on
business
Mrs M. NJ. Meyers of 219 West
Gordon street has left for an extend
ed visit in California.
Rev. j. w. Waldron, pastor of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church. has
returned from a short visit in Wa
mego.
Mrs. Walter Clark of HoIman's adj
dition went to Alta ViSta TODAY for a
visit with relatives.
Cider mill on North Central avenue is
running.-Adv.
A. NJ Petro, druggist.-Adv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG MAN employed during day wishes
work for room and board. Can attend
furnace and automobile. Phone 1855
the mornings for room and board. Ad-
dress z. c., care of Journal.
49l5 Blue
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BE A DETECTIVE-Men wanted every
where; earn 500 to $500 monthly. Write
Lorraine System, Dept 81. Boston, Mass.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS to sell to dealers and make 50
per cent on sales; article of merit at
tracuVely displayed. Retails at 10 cents;
send Cert. for sample RAWLINGS Box
!12.i Central Station, st. Louis, Mo.
AGENTS you can make $500 every day
until Christmas selling our 10c big bar
gain packages of Christmas novelties;
cost you only 4c, sell like hot cakes for
lOc Everybody buys several packages;
agents start with 100 packages, sell out
IN two or three hours. Particulars free;
1uIl size sample package mailed for &c
in stamps. Best Mfg. Co., s Lexington
avenue, Providence, r. 1.
NEW attractive proposition for lady
agents One minutes time writing us
means So to $40 a day for you Riverside
Chemical Co, Beardstown, Ill.
WANTED everywhere; earn IS
to $12 daily; experience unnecessary;
write for particulars. The Hoisington
M .. Business House, Box 579, Hoising-
ton, Kan.
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SANTA FEE NOTES.

Items for this column may be 'phored
to 1915 or the State Journal office.I
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LOST AND E0IINl.

LOST-Between 18th and Taylor and Sth
and Kansas ave, small Swiss watch
with pin. Notify State Journal
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FOR tSAIELGood cottage home, rooms,
modern fu basement $500 wi hande
it, baance $40 a month. See cottage and
owner at 631 West ST.