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The pioneer express., 1912-12-13
1912.
There is
Nothing
at these Sales,

These annual sales at our store have always
been success. This shows that we have the goods
you want at extraordinary cheap prices. Our aim
is to make this 9TH Annual Sale the best and big
9est of them all.
When we came to Pembina years ago we put
in all new goods, and have made it our business
to keep our stock in good shape and so we can now
say goods in all departments are nice clean up.
to'date goods. And the prices we quote below will
surely convince you that store is the place to
buy even though you may live at distance.
We will have our Christmas goods in and YOU
can make your Christmas purchases at the same
time. Don't fail to come to this sale Don't fail to
see our line of Christmas goods.
The pioneer express., 1912-12-13
Dry Good and
Dress Goods.

e2.25 house dresses. ........... $50
$50 house dresses es.............. 100
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.,ooERY SPECIALS

ps ~~~o~c~>~~~ - - -
IN. ,csS,If,AMERY BUTTER, s1Gi T,o LII ~. =:
|:rsl cRrSo &c. chloride OF nme, oc;
rs eaaa, aczon, I0c, 5 bunehcs oh,0ns Mons T Oh
rsfss &C. Tc pounds spinacn. ige. Gs+,is Is
at1e ,.w W. potatoes, 25c; oars me can
80 - ~ IL pounds sugar quo cans tail
fa.,s. = Of lime, for 81. ~, n,ant ioc: 2
sse &c: pounds PIE Pe, @ @nounds head
.sAss asPa, ,nonnd csc baking powder
II. SCI n Dutch cocoa, 35c. honey
z. si,h Wnpnading Breakfast coffee,
FL re; W. aegs, per dozen, zoe; 10
Is. ftsh O.@V s,: compound lard. IS 5oc,
Is suea.,; *. lnrd, IS 70c, los Sl.3o;
se lVs '' sOc; los. sl,4o; . packages
slt1siens' slt1s. salt bacon, pound snssi los:
81 Ks M cranberries, loo; , e'tSer sse.
sriI, i0c; Star tobacco, plug, aSc'
Is sIaI,.' herring. 15c: IL bars wash
|lbSs 81 ssc. at. can maple syrup. SOC
|f rsP, rs 80 ar van Camps soup, loc' pre-
IS gs.esss. gslee w can. 1oc; pkss. tooacco;
m pe'Sms rams, l2sc: large can PORK ana
h ffn,,SS ,Sc. good tea; lb;, 26e; mustara' nou
,ss svJl .nlce' peanut butter. ID; sVci
fca fcas.,&fs Ia Fairy. Crystal White, SolaH ns
~Pssc; 8 pounds soda eaone eIeomaT.
|fgsr snsp';o rniatine. 15c; bologna: d.
ia. ysc' y, s5nles, 15c; Quaker Oats.
IA los' rire. navy beams or brown
Ia Jos. snmr pickles. qt,. l0c; good
|t.s I'e,, Is,,on 15c. soc car cocoa 3Oc'
|dssr in giVIh Inne peas, 35c; good broom,
ld;s arn ~ Wheat, 15c: good coffee.
N Cream .ans oysters. Red Seal Lye,
y e. and beans. 25c; q new bloat-
|fest poiIH p0Inms' rs can. loc; gallon catsup,
|r yes. hrand milk, l5c, 9 pounds sal
n kss;sgs ssc y Postum Cereal, zoe;
|rt .,a:s .s.' starch, soda. bali oluing.
h. lws sor ISc: cereal coffee. 10c;
|g .ao ,n,otches, 25c: lamp CHM
en.s ~ hounds wheat and oat meal.
BE- &c, 81 cans peaches. 40c; six cans oil
ne sSn: NJ. ], b. coffee. 35c:
80 ,ea. pound, soc; two pack
-, Flakes, I5c; 2 lbs. macaroni,
|H smps s.lb. sacks salt, 15c Chicago
tis west 1st South. cZ0SI
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WANTED s1TUATIoN-FEMALE

ITRsT CLASS DRESSMAKER, GOOD
g,iter wishes work for families by day.
Address Z-17, Tribune. czzaz
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fgrisTER DETECTIVE AGENCY
like reliable and bonded operators
4 n OCCASIONS. Try us. 40l-2 Boston
4, Wesatcb 4IO.. b3427
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SPECIALITY SALESMAN
for road position, headquarters Ogden.
Good opening and future for a worker
So. c1847
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wANTDp, GIRL TO LEARN NURS--
ing: must be OF best character and
reputation, no others need apply. Grace
hospital, $50 So. Main, c24S1
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nunN DETECTIVE SERVICE;
III nhones 5s7. 20S-e-10 Mcintyre
,;s.s - Oldest, largest and best In the
s2347
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5-RM. APT. WITH REAR PORCH: MOD.
The Drayton, 1121 LIST ave-: phone Wa
satch 1926. c3a9
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GOOD COMPETENT WOMAN
wants or children from b TO 8 years
old 10 take and board: good, clean home
no oth6r boarders, Mrs. Sophia Brown
$50 So 9th East. e@7i'
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KEY.FITTINc

ETrtn,c, '--~c-~-oN~-~--
sspDlv ~ LOCK WORK, EICY-
''' 20 Phones Bell 9Sas. Ind.
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LAKEvIEW APTS., FIVE ROOMS
each, $40; above smoke line Ind.
1922 2il No Main a271s
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ssQt tvr SEE OUR BARGAINS IN
kso,Gs ,GspeErlters or write for price
Va q new NO. . ROYAL, Stewart
3 fod e.. Typewriter ExchanEe. 3s
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First congregational church: we
get you a position free OF charge. Tele-
phone Ind 1866, Bell 5S22. t2173
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-InW PLuMES MADE OUT OF
y. fathers: combings bought and
q, hin puffs and switches. los So,
!, II -. a.'' x154
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statesmen WANTBD-NO EXPERT
ence required. You can earn good
wages while learning. Hundreds OF good
a year. Write today for particulars and
list OF openings. Address nearest office.
Dept. 1863 National Salesmen's Training
Association. Chicago, New York. Kansas
City, Seattle, New Orleans, Toronto.
c216o
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IADY EMPLOYED FEW HOURS
dally will work leisure time In ex-
change for room and board; references
Address 20 Tribune. c2lSo
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s.RooM APARTMENT AT THE
Brown. 7t6 South 3rd East Wasatch
52Sd-X CO
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WANTED sITUATIoN-MALE

A ROOKKEEPER DESIRES TO TAKE
nare OF a set OF books during his spare
time Address Z-20, Tribune, c2252
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DO YOU WANT A GOOD BOOKKEEP-
er. one who Will do good workf Good
reference. tried and true. Address Fps,
Tribune. c234f
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FIVE HUSTLERS FOR JUNE 1ST
High grade. permanent business. No
samples, No selling. No collecting EN-
perience unnecessary. Small bond re-
quired. Write now. International Co,
Main ST.. $50. Dayton. O. c2172
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BUNGALOW APARTMENTS.
South Temple and 3rd East Wasatct
4S3e. Three rooms, with disappearing bed:
and porch, bSoIS
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PERSONALS

,,,,IssOsIooO REWARD; I POSITIVE
's'AeS s,,,rantec my great successful
.E;.,sIr1 y sI51 remedy: safely relieves some
4 s.nS 4, isrrest most obstinate, abnormal
-, ,bree 10 live days, no harm, pain
s,,,tsrence with work, mall s1.5O.
~. ..,rsncth 81. DR.. B. P. Southlng-
Z s.msdy Co. Kansas City" Mo, clio
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AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN ON AN
exceptional proposition for this city and
adjacent territory; one who Is capable Of
calling on the shippers, demonstrating a
system to save hundreds Of dollars. This
is worth s5000-00 per year to a good man.
Clifford Traffic Co, San Francisco, CAL
c2161
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4-ROoM APT. BATH AND PHONE, ON
ground floor; use Of range. 16 e. 7th
South Wasatch 2246-M. c1129
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.'nrs ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
5sLSssser Pills, the Diamond brand,
\. & vars known as best. safest. al
2. .,Isble: buy OF your druggist: take
!, ~ .nsr ChIchester's Diamond Brand
y sr, sold by druggists everywhere.
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4
Corner 2nd ave. and 3 St
Finest furnished and unfurnished apart
n,ents in the city; all modern improve
ments, best Of hardwood furniture;
prices reasonable. Apply l.. G. Ritter.
1904 Newhouse bldg. Phone Wasatch s05:
bs29S
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DRESsMAKING
TYPEWRITERS

rat rIt RENT TYPBwRITERs
fIpsvrip fI vrsipalrsd. exchanged and sold.
"a phnter Exchange Co. &C West
"es $50. Established 1904.
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SALESMEN-TO PLACE THE BEST
accident and health policy written.
Commissions big; contract the best. Call
327 Judge building. c1929
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WHITE APARTMENTS. $50 n. SOUTH
Temple, one 4-rnom modern, gleepinF
porch. Apply No. White Wssaten
14ss- -e clss
MODERN FLAT. UNFURNISHDp- es
End ave- czsSa
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SOME ONE COMPETENT TO GIVE
private lessons in English literature 10
Il German who can speak English. Ad.
dress Z-i9 Tribune, cE2oo
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Is, \, sIED sNIED TO BORROW
~ TO onno~>~-o>~---
4 qnt mortnnOW $1,000. "SECUR-
.ierest sage on house aud lot.
"ahted, Address Z-25,
c232S
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,uDDI IEACED WOMAN WANTS
nnsition as cook on farm or mining
can1r; references, Address 2-22, Tribune;
c""P' co2S3
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n CTRI, NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
"a ~ nam al the Salvation Army. Ad-
q N communications to Mrs. Adju-
= sI,e, SCI East Third South street.
q Lake City. n2f5S
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RELIABLE YOUNG LADY OF SOME
experience In stenography wishes POSI-
tiou as assistant In office with prospects
of advancement: moderate salary. Ad-
dress Z-2l, Tribune. c22Sl
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WANTED

iicS~ .eaEMs AND ACREAGE.
lIso ApoIfT Toc-,S~-c-~--o~-~~~-~
"a with ~ $500 ACRES DEED
- Viii NJ. plenty of water for irTl-
.sacs muaF v cash for right prop
.e. Idaho Pa low. Address box
c2225
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FIRST CLASS MACHINIST WITH
highest references In all kinds OF re-
pair work steam or gas engineering
Wishes position at once Address Z-es.
Tribune c25os
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WANTED
WANTED-AGENTS

1000 WILL START YOU IN BUSINESS
~ Where you can make 5000 per day $50
SO w. Temple. Room III c12ss
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PAINTING WANTED LET Mn flS
,,ra on YOUR house painting, VIII save
YOU money Phone Hyland 1o74-R. a. :.
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NEW. MODERN 4-RooM BRICK, GAS
range. 50 East North Temple. Tele-
phone 2T30-R. c259l
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POSITION BY TRAVELLING SALES
man experienced. Idaho, Utah; first
class references. Z-23. Tribune. c245s
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NEW PALACE APARTMENTS.
1I5 Ord East Wasatch 1885. Two
rooms. with disappearing bed. b3S24
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wANTED-POSITION AS CHAUFFEUR :
eight years experience In driving and
In factories. best OF references. Address
Z-g4, Tribune. c2336
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BONES OR LESS. SALT
Lake Reduction Co.. 18th So. 6th WesS ,aoo
Hyland 1924. ei'''
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SADDLE HORSE LIVERY

GENTLE GATED SADDLE HORSES, 81
West 3rd South. Wasatch 29o3- cl2l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-11
SNIP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

The Jewish new year starts this ev-
ening.
Last dance tonight at City park. You
are invited.
list of prizes in the Jersey class at the
state fair.
A number of phones over the city
were put out of commission as a result
of the electrical storm last night.
The Commercial club and affiliated
organizations will begin fall activities
as soon as the State Fair is over.
George Allen of Lexington, Mo, is the
big winner in the sheep department of
the state fair. He received t07 awards
IN all.
There was intense excitement Tues
day night when fire broke out near
the fair grounds. Persons sleeping
on the grounds became alarmed.
There are several beggars on the
State Fair grounds annoying the Wis
itors- One of them has no feet. On
the other hand in one of the cOnces-
sions is man who has no hands or
feet; yet he is clever as a cartoonist.
Marshalfs band pleased the morn
ing crowd at the State Fair with the
regular CONCERT in front of the agri-
the only feature in the forenoon in the
way of diversion. The concessions
were not in operation.
According to A. 7. Daniels, superin-
the state Fair association, one hun
dred silos have been built or are being
built in Shawnee county this season.
Three years ago there We're not i've
silos in the county. There is an ex-
hibit of several silos on the fair
grounds.
W. Logan, of Tecumseh, was thrown
from his motor cycle on West Tenth
street Monday and painfully injured.
The machine got in a rut OF the street
car track and the young man Tell OF
while trying to steer out of the track
The flesh on his hands was torn loose
but his condition was not thought to
oe serious. He was taken to Chfists
hospital for treatment
Arrangements are being made to
give a special sacred concert at Euclid
Avenue Methodist church on Sunday !
night, October 6, to take the place of |
the al evening service. The con- |
cert, it is promised, will come up TO |
the high standard of excellence set by |
former concerts. The program will be /
in charge of the Euclid choral society |
under the direction of c. A. Sloan.
F. ]. Monaghan, Jr., the 12-year-old |
son of Mr.. and Mrs P. J. Monaghan.
of 1121 Quincy street, was injured in |
bicycle accident on Tyler street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
Monday. The front fork of his bike
broke and threw him to the pavement.
The boy was rendered unconscious and
did not recover for several hours. A
of the brain is feared.
Winners of first prizes in the beef
cattle class at the state fair follows:
c s. Nevius, Chiles, Kan, four; H.
Rees & Sons, Pilger, Neb. three; c.
H. White, Burlington, Kan, two; E.
NJ. Hall, Carthage, Mo, two; ]. H.
Miller, Peru, Ind, one; D. D. Tietjem,
BellVue, Iowa. one. Other prize win
ners we're: H c. Lookabaugh, Wa
tonga, Ok; John Reiger, White Water
Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-11

They fly away singly, following one an
some twenty yards in the air immedi-
ately above their four legged friend,
they commence series of gyrations,
accompanied by loud cries, which
never fail to attract it's attention"
Among the monkeys cooperation is
highly developed. Brehm has re-
marked that after a troop of GER
copitheci has rushed through a thorny
brake, each monkey stretches itself on
branch, and another monkey sitting
by "conscientiously' examines its fur
and extracts every thorn or burr, while
the Hamadryas baboons whose hab-
1T it is to turn over stones in their
search for food, will combine, and
share the booty, in the event of a stone
being too heavy for one to lift But
it may be said that in all the cases
mentioned the underlying interest is
purely selfish. That many animals do,
however, show actual sympathy with
each other when in distress or danger
has been proved by numerous obsor-
vations, such, for example, as the case
mentioned by Romanese in his book
on animal Intelligence" of Indian
crows having been seen feeding two
or three of their companions which
were blind, or that witnessed and de-
scribed by Darwin, of a dog who never
passed a cat who lay sick in a basket,
and was a great friend of his without
giving her a few ticks with his tongue,
''the surest sign of kind feeling in
dog. w estminster Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-11

Monterey, Mexico, will speak THURSDAY
evening at the Central Park Christian
! church. The public is cordially invited 10
hear Miss Ireland, an interesting speaker
The Missionary society of the Thru
Presbyterian church will have a Japanese
| tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs
| j. c. Everett, 316 Leland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lafferty and son
Willard have returned from a short visit
with relatives and friends in Emporia arc
Donald Alexander of 4O7 Lafayette street
returned Monday evening from Arkansas
City. where he has been visiting his
brother, Carl Alexander and wife the past
week.
The Members of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the Highland Park NJ. E. church and
their families pleasantly surprised Mr.
.. Sims Friday evening at his home on
Michigan avenue in celebration of his
birthday anniversary. Those present were;
J. Tompkins, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Shaul, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Case, Mrs. Buck, Miss
Florence Buck. Mr.. Cletus Buhrer and
Miss Della Hughes OF Madison street.
spent the weekend at the J. c. Paddock
home on East Seward avenue.
Mrs Howard Johnson of Chicago is Wis
iting Mr.. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. johnson, of Woodruff avenue, and 9TH
eT relatives for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ferris of Winches-
ter, Kan, are spending this week with
their daughters, Mrs. Alice Brit and Mrs.
Frank Stevens.
Mrs E. J. Smith of ss4 Madison street
will return next Saturday from Seaton,
ILL.,, where she has been spending the past
months with her son, Dr. Robert Smith,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Tompkins of Clay
Center, Kan, are the guests this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham OF East
Eighth avenue.
Mrs. A. H. Long and children of Rosa.
N. NJ, are visiting Mrs. Longs parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r Lott, and family of
Highland Park for a few weeks
Miss Clarice Zirkle of Berryton CAM
Saturday to attend high school this wiz
ter. Miss Zirkle will stay at the O.Shsul
home in Highland Park during the win
ter
byterian church are planning to give al
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-11

of our dear country, contributed 1907
600 clam shells toward his last cleo
ton.
Fellow citizens how can you so
far forget yourselves as to vote for
not only has the price of fig leaves
who cry for the juicy steaks of the
hungry to their little caves at night
opponent was in power. Why didn't
he Kill it?
my friends, my opponent failed tc
do many things. During his term of
Office a great drouth swept over our
his? He could have prevented it, hut
did he? MOI A thousand times, MOI!
my friends, my opponent is am
bilious. He is hungry for power. He
Is a dangerous man. I. on the other
hand, have no ambition. I am not
hungry for power. / am not danger
Gus at all In short, l am a model
candidate.
"And so my friends. I appeal to
you in the name of liberty and JUS
tice, to vote for me at the coming cleo
ton Vote for me, and the price of
fig leaves will go down. Vote for me,
and dinosaur steak will De so cheap
you can feed it to the trilobites. Vote
for me- and the land of Nod will not
be destroyed by an ambitious and dan
gerous man, but will go forward with
tremendous momentum in the paths
of happiness and peace"
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KANSAS FAIRS,

The following is list OF the FAIRS 10 be
! held in Kansas in 1912, their dates, Ioca-
lions and secretaries. as reported to th.
state board Of agriculture:
Allen County-Moran Agricultural FaI,
assCciation-G. II. Ford. secretary. No.
ran; September 1920.
Barton County Fair associatIon-w. I.
Bowersox, secretary, Great Bend. &C.
tober $40.
Brown County-The Hiawatha Fair az.
sociation-J. D. Weltme=. secretary H;s
watna: September 24-H
ButIer County-DougIass Agricultural
society-J. A. Clay, secretary, Doueiass.
Cloud County Fair association-Freo w
sturges. 1r.. secretary. concordia: sep.
'e GoWiey County-Eastern Cow:ey Far,
sssociation-Asa Cooper. secretary, BuI.
oG Doougias County Fair and Agrict,tnra,
society Elmer E. Brown. secretsry, Law
rencs: September 24-2S.
FRANKLIN County Agricultural soo,a+
]. R. Finley. secretary. Ottawa; septen,-
Der 1920.
Luther. secretary. CInarron; September
l'I Esvper county-AgricuituraI assoc,at,o,
S c. Lobaugh. secretary, Harper: sen.
tember 25-z1.
Lincoln County-syIvan Grove Fair ana
Agricultural associatlon-R w. Wohier.
M mn secretary, Mound Gitz: "a =.
Fifth annual fair OF MacksvilIe Street
Fair association. September 2s ana u.
S. G. Wiles. secre- ary.treasurer.
ciation-P. Fl. Pagett. secretary, Beloft.
MCDtgomery County Fair assoc,s,,o-
Elliott Irwin, secretary. CoffeyViIie: Ser.
Morris County Fair-cOuncl Grove
Sertember "A to Y.
Nenaha County Fair asso eiatiou-u -
Connect, secretary, Seneca; October Id
Neos4o .Foqr,County District
secretary, Chanute; Septembe Der lO-l3
Onaga will hold her fourth Annra1
stock Show and Carnival on the 25-as-i7 A 81
Overbrook Street Fair-Thursdav r.,
day and Saturday, October 10. IL and 12
association-Frank A Mc1vor, secretaree
2 STAFFORD ounty Fair association-John
COREY county Agricultural Fair assoc1s-
cons d. Weaver. secretary, Burlington
September 9-13-
Sedgwick CCunty-Wichita fair and Az
position, October PIP.
Sherman county Agricultural and Rae
'5oodland; September 1921
Riley County Agricultural society-w |
B. craig, secretary. Riley; Sept. 25-26-1.
smith County Fair association-H
Suith, secretary, Smith Center; Sept. M |
Ottawa County Fair assoc.ation-. g. |
johnston, secretary. Minneapolis; seq.
Iember 2l-27
Pawnee County Agricultural assoctat,co
IT. c. Wilson. secretary. Larned: Sep /
.ember i9-13.
Pottawatomie County Agricultural so.
csety-September Is. 10. 20 J. A. Lister. |
secretary, Wamego.
Rawlins County Fair and Agriculture /
Association: W n. Birrer. secretary A.
wood: September and g.
Reno COunty-CentraI Kansas Fair az
;oc,ation--A. l.. Sponsier, Secretary
Hutchinson; September l4-5o.
Republic County Agricultural assocfa-
toT &C. Nj. Arburhnot. secretary t:e.l-,
lille September 1918.
Russell county-Farmers' institute fair |
1cto.er 4 and 5; H. P. Tripr, secretarry
Waldo.
Shawnee County-Kansas state Fair a..
L. Cook. Fecretary. Topeka
september 9-13-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-11

ice cream social Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 90
Miss Nora Templeton of Reading, Kan,
came this evening for a few days visit
at the Frank Lafferty home 329 West
Locust street
The Dorcas society of the Third Chris
tian church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Walter Mowrer, 1907 East Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cramer of 200
North Locust street left today for
months visit in the east. Mr.. and NIrs.
Cramer will visit in Buffalo, Niagara
Falls. New York city Washington and
various points in Pennsylvania.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-11
REPUBLICANS THIRD.
Democrats Have Majority in the
Arizona Primaries.

Phoenix, Arizona, Sept. 11.-Pro-
eressives in Arizona cast mucn
greater vote than did the Republicans
at Yesterdays primary, according to
returns so far received here. In
nearly every precinct the Progress
sives ran far ahead of the regular
ticket.
The vote on the Democrat ticket it
seemed today, was greater than that
cast bv the Progressives and Repub-
licans combined.
A complete count is not expected
for e hours.