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The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
after JOE TINKER.
Fred Clarke Will Go to Chicago tG
Negotiate Transfer.

Chicago, Dec, 3-Fred Clarke. man
ager of the Pittsburg Nationals. will
confer here Sunday with Joe Tinker
the deposed Cincinnati leader, with a
view to having Tinker join the Pirates
according to a story published here to-
day. Clarke already has arranged
with the Cincinnati club for Tinker
release, it is said.
Whether Tinker is to succeed Wag-
ner at shortstop, indicating the latter's
possible retirement or transfer to Gin
cinnati, could not be learned. Presi-
dent Gilmore. of the Federal League.
denied reports that Tinker is expected
to confer here regarding a contract
with the Federal League club.
Tinker Would Cause Shift.
Chicago, Dec. 3-Upon his arrival
here from Kansas City this afternoon
Tinker admitted he had arranged to
meet Clarke next Sunday, but said an
informal discussion of his joining the
Pittsburg team was all he expected
would take place. According to Tin
ker he would play shortstop and Wag-
ner would go to first base. his addi-
ton giving the Pirates an infield of
400 hitters. Tinker said he had not
discussed or contemplated joining a
Federal league club.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
]. W. DEFORD DEAD.
Veteran and Pioneer of Kansas Sue.
cumbs at Ottawa.

Ottawa. Kan, Dec. 3.-Captain J. w.
Deford, who in the Civil war received
numerous decorations for bravery as a
signal officer under Generals McClel-
Ian and Grant, died at his home here
today of apoplexy. He was IS years
old.
Captain Deford was born in Union
town, Pa. Immediately after the Civil
war he came to Ottawa and had since
practiced law here. He is survived by
a daughter and a son. w. A. Deford. q
New York city attorney.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
A New Daily for Kansas City, Kan

Plans for a new Democratic daily
newspaper in Kansas City, Kan, are
revealed in a charter granted today to
the Gazette Publishing and Printing
company, with w. L. Wiltmer and d.
w. Wiltmer as principal incorporators
and share owners. Grant Harrington,
private secretary to Governor Hodges,
will be associated in the management
OF the new paper, 1t 10 stated.
According to the plans OF the Gazette
company. as related in Topeka. the new
daily publication win be an afternoon
paper and win make but little effort TO
attain q state wide circulation. The
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
HALLWAY clerks to Organize.

Pittsburg, Pa. Dec. 3-Abrogatfon of
the pass privilege by the Pennsylvania
railroad for its employees has resulted in
q movement here to organize all clerks in
railroad offices into a labor union. 1t be-
came known today that representatives
of freight and passenger offices in Pitts
burg last night conferred with q view to
preliminary organization, the plans to be
presented to the chiefs of the organized
railroad brotheFhoods for their approval
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
CHARTERS GRANTED.

in LeavenWOrth county near Bonner
Springs, will be operated and managed
by a stock company. according to the
plans of A. d. Richardson OF Piper
who today secured charter for the
management of the orchard business
under the corporation name of the Mis-
souri, Valley Orchard & Live Stock
company. The new corporation is CAPT.
talized at $500, 900.
The big orchard is owned by Rich
ardson and his plans call for the hand
ling of the business by stock COM
pany. Associated with him in his en-
terprise are Burrel Collins. A. b. Hav-
ems, Thomas Madden of Kansas City
and George Richardson OF Piper. The
Richardson company was the larges'
individual corporation to receive a
charter at today's session of the state
charter board.
The following charters were grant
ed:
| The Devlin Mutual Telephone COM
pany. Devlin. Capital $4,000.
Peoples Supply company, Aliceville-
Capital 5000.
Edwards & Nichols Lumber & Supply
company, Spearville. Increase capital
from $4,000 to 100000.
German Roman Catholic st. Mich
Rels Benevolent society. Andale, Sedg-
I wick county. NoNapital. +
Consolidated Gas Oil & Manufactur-
ing company, Independence. Decrease
capital from 100000 to 100000.
Red Cross Serum company, Kansas
City, Kan. Capital $1,000 'fs-
National Bag Manufacturing COM
pany. Kansas City. Kan. Capital S.
| O0O
State Bank of Logan. Logan. Change
directors and increase five to eight.
State Bank of Randolph, Randolph
Change directors and increase five to
seven. e
.Tear-Dunn Mercantile company, Gar
den City. Amendment charter. Also
change name to Dunn Dry Goods COM
| pany.
Missouri Valley Orchard & Live Stock
company, Tonganoxfe. Capital 500 600
Grace Clark Mining company, Ca
lena. Decrease capital from $6O, 900 to
| So, 600.
Concordia Mercantile company, Con-
| cordia. Capital $4,000.
Kansas City Free Day Nursery asso-
citation. Kansas City, Kan. No capital
Haskell County Cemetery association
Santa Fe. No capital.
Bartlett Presbyterian church, Bart
lett. No capital
Garnett Booster club, Garnett. Nc
capital
Home Investment company, Pitts
| burg. Capital $4,000.
Gazette Publishing & Printing COM
pany, Kansas City, Kan. Capital $780,
900. an increase from $4,000 with re-
organization policy.
Church of Jesus Christ of Kansas,
St. Johns. Extension charter.
Stewart Memorial Hall association,
Lake City. Capital $6,000
Board trustees OF Lecompton United
Brethren church. Extension of char
ter.
Kansas City Serum company, foreign
corporation, local office Kansas City,
Kan. Capital in Kansas $400.
P1ttsburg Emergency Hospital and
Training School for nurses, Pittsburg.
No capital.
Greeley Oil & Gas company, Greeley.
Capital $250,000.
State Teachers association. Amend
ment charter.
Northern Torpedo company. Inde-
pendence Capital $4,000.
Emporia Commandery No. Knights
TempIer. No capital
Lawrence Drilling & Development
company, Chanute. Capital 10000.
ter. Capital $4,000
Miller Petroleum Refining company,
Chanute Capital $4,000.
Jackson Motor company of Missouri.
Wichita. Capital $3,333.
Farmers Exchange Cooperative
association. Caldwell Capital $4,000.
Anderson Real Estate & Investment
company. Weir City. Capital $4,000.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
Women Need Not Ten Age.

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Chicago women who
qualify as judges and clerks of cleo
tions will not have to tell their ages.
This concession was granted yesterday
by County Judge Ows. who will make
the appointments Legal age" will be
a satisfactory answer to the question
concerning age qualification
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
Mrs. Albert T. Patrick Dying.

Tulsa, Dec s.-Mrs Albert T. Pat
rick, wife Of the man convicted of the
murder OF william Marsh Rice and
pardoned in 1919, is dying Of an in
durable malady in the Tulsa hospital.
Attending physicians say she has only
q few days to live. Mrs. Patrick was
brought here a month ago from the
northwest, where she went In search
OF health about year ago.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness ana death
of our beloved mother. also for the
many beautiful floral offerings Louis
Ffeger and family. George Fieger and
family, Frank <F1eger and family. John
Ffeger and family. william Fieger and
family. MIS- w. d. Shallcross. Mr.. and
Mrs. r Lux. Mr.. and Ms. r. Rode
ADV.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
GOV. MAJOR SICK.
Cancels Three Speaking Dates-New-
~ ton OFF List.

jefferson City, Dec. 3.-Governor
Major wes today forced to cancel
three engagements for speeches this
week because of an attack of pleurisy.
He was to have addressed the state
grange at Moberly today. the old set
tiers home coming at Macon tomor-
row and to have delivered good
roads address at Newton. Kan, Decem-
hnr
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03

Buenos Ayres, Dec 3.-CoL Roose-
welt today arrived at Bahia Blanca on
the Argentine coast. after passing
through the territory OF Neuqueen
without incident,
The Topeka state journal., 1913-12-03
THE WEATHER RECORD

Following are observations of the United
States weather bureau for the twenty-
four hours ending at O'Clock this morn
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-02
WITHIN THE LAW
4 Po,oerfui Story OF Adocntue Intrigue and Lone
| intrigue and Love

Mrs Glider here did time. You know,
your father got your Mrs. Glider sent
up for three years for that same job
which she didn't do! That's why
she had such a grudge against your
father and against the law. too"
Burke chuckled as the young man
took the paper wonderlngly.
4 don't know that | blame her
much for that grudge, when airs said
and done You give that
document to your father 1t sets her
right He's a just man, according to
his lights, your father. He'll do all
he can to make things right for her,
now he knows"
once again the Inspector paused to
chuCkle.
81 guess she'll keep within the law
from now on" he continued, content
eddy. without getting a lawyer to tell
her how. Now, you two
listen. I've got to go out a minute.
When | get back l don't want to find
anybody here-not anybody! Do you
get me?"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-02
:: CONFESSIONS OF A MEDIUM ::
Startling of Frauds Pred Under the SphHuoH Chhyane Etc. ETC.

trance is wide awake and not any too
good an actress. That she talks 10
more with spirits than you do. That
she is engaged in the business of
gathering money That her so-called
messages are the invention of her
imagination. Oftentimes the medium
has a following of simple minded vic
Tins.
Here is part of a letter I received
from a young woman n Los Angeles:
Shortly after mothers death father
met a medium whom he has married,
and who has him completely in her
net He is old, illiterate and credu-
lous l wonder if a woman such as
am can do anything to save my faith
er from this arch fiend?"