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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28
GOOD CAMPAIGN STORY
But Police Records Show the Place
Was Raided.

One of the anti Billiard stories that is
being distributed freely by the opposition,
does not meet with the approval of the
police department. The story about a
Mrs G. Olson, who appealed 10 the police
to raid joint where her sons We're get
ting liquor. According to the narrative,
Mrs. Olson insisted upon accompanying
lie police. against their wishes and saw
them square it with jointist and refuse
to arrest him. 1t is a lovely story, from
an anti-Billard standpoint. but the police
records fail to agree with the story. 1t is
shown that when the woman came to the
police station with her complaint officers
hurried to bring out the automobile and
make a raid, and that she went along al
their invitation, and not her own; that
the house was ralded, both the man and
his wife arrested, and the man convicted
and his wife discharged. The next day,
upon information of the evidence secured
at the home of this jointist.-J. H. Stout
was arrested by county authorities who
found that he had resumed business and
secured another collection of liquor
When the Stout residence was rai7ed,
Mrs. Olson was invited to go into the
house while officers tore up the furniture
in search of liquor; there is no barn cor
nected with the place, but the coal house
on the lot was searched. Outside of that.
the story in circulation is a lovely story
from a political standpoint.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28
TO CONTROL RIVERS.
Comprehensive Drainage Plan Will Be
Taken Up in st. Louis.

Chicago, March 2S.-Plans for a
comprehensive drainage system for
the country which would prevent
floods and make impossible a recur-
renee of the recent disaster In ONO
and Indiana will be considered at the
National Drainage Congress it st.
Louis April 10.
In a telegram received here today
by Edmund T. Perkins, chairman of
the executive committee of the organi-
zation, President Woodrow Wilson
expressed regret at his inability to
attend the meeting in st. Louis, and
added:
''The calamities in Indiana and
Ohio makes clearer than ever before
the imperative and immediate neces-
sity for comprehensive and sySte-
matte plan for drainage and flood con-
troll I very earnestly hope that your
declarations may take a long step in
this direction"
Chairman Perkins telegraphed the
following message in reply to PreS1-
dent wilson:
"Recognizing the unavoidability of
your absence from st. Louis April 10,
the National Drainage Congress, sad
dened by the tremendous flood disas-
tiers now inflicted upon our country,
and knowing that such catastrophes
are needless, accept the responsibility
of presenting to the people and to the
congress of the United States a plan
to alleviate and prevent the recur-
renee of loss of life and property, and
we respectfully suggest that, lacking
your personal presence. the greatest
impetus which could be given our
work would be the presence of Secre-
tary of the Interior Lane and an Off
cial exposition by him of the needs of
our country for drainage and flood
prevention. Will you confer with him
at the cabinet meeting today, and, if
agreeable to him, draft him into our
service -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28

her opinion, the chief end of woman
it's probable that beauty will be the
subject of her talk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28

Employ Extra Iifesavers.
Chicago, March 2S.-Captain Hender-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28
At Least Twenty Drowned

Indianapolis, March 2S.-Not fewer than
twenty lives were lost in Brooksville
when the flood struck Monday night, ac-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28

son, in charge of the government life
saving service in Chicago and vicinity.
received instructions today from WASH
ington to open Immediately all life
saving stations in his district and en-
ploy al the extra men necessary to re-
spond to calls for assistance from the
flood districts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28
LILLIAN Russell Coming to the Grand.

Lillian Russell Coming to the Grand.
Lillian Russell is coming to Topeka
April p to impart some of her
Beauty Secrets Probable that the
Grand will be packed. Miss Russell
comes in connection with a series of
Kinemacolor pictures, and will use the
films as illustrations for her lecture.
For the blond and beautiful Lillian has
abandoned the vaudeville houses and
the legitimate age, and taken to lee
turing. Since beauty seems to be, in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28
GEORGE w. Adamson Meeting.

The friends OF George w. Adamson
are invited to meet at the old A. o.
L. w. hall, No. AS. Kansas ,avenue
over the Crystal theater, at 1880 d. m.
tonight to consider his candidacy and
prepare for the election, by order of
The Adamson for Commissioner club.
BENZ. F. MITCHELL
Secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28
Rifle Club Holds Meet.

The Topeka Rifle club held their
weekly shoot at Howard's athletic store.
Some fairly good scores were made, but
the average was not as high as those
made a week aNp- Out of a possible
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28

cording to Charles Mcdonald, of this
city who reached here this afternoon
from that town, where he left Wednesday
morning. He saw four bodies Tuesday
and estimated that between thirty and
forty persons were drown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-28

$50 points, the following high scores
were made: Captain Wilson, 220; Lieu
tenant Hesse, 1876; Carl Miller. 1877; AL
bert johnson, 1859; John Robinson, 1872.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
GLAD TO TELL ABOUT GREAT
KIDNEY PREPARATION

1 am more than glad TO testify TO
the wonderful curative power OF me
greatest remedy on earth for diseased
and weak kidneys. / have been suffer
ing for years and I have tried other
remedies but they gave me no reheL
I saw your advertisement and con-
menced TO use DR.. kilmer's swamp
Root was not able TO do day
work for six months or more when
commenced 20 take Swamp-Root and
after taking some six or eight bot
lies. felt as well as ! ever did In my
lie and I can joyfully recommend u
TO all who are suffering as ! was
Yours truly,
ID. O.. DEMENT,.
101 Sherralt ST.. HilisbOro. Texas
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
o. this 10th OF April. 1912
a. J. SllALLWOOD.
.,.ttry Public.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
HANIFER owns UP
TO FORGING CHECK
-RICH 10 \ D. VA-special.-

RIO II VI o y ID. VA-Special.-I
Jonathan ana David. Mark Twain +
and Henry IL. Rogers. Damon and
pythias and other famous men noted
Tor their strong attachment 90 certain
% their fe.lOw beings have their cOun-
terpart Ina the friendship and broth
ery love which characterizes the re-
latiOns OF Charles Honlfer. the young
machinist who is charged with forgery.
and James r. Swami. the Caroline
county farmer, whose name he admits
he signed 10 two checks. which ne
here.
Hanifer. who is only twenty three
years old. and Swami. who is past
forty. met IN the Police Court this
morning for the first time since the
youth was arrested at quincy. Mass.
! 40 the instance OF the Burns detectiN es,
/ who trailed him from Richmond.
/ Had 10 been his own son who was
/ charged with the felony. Swami could
NOT have shown more sorrow or more
a0 s,ctl0n. Hanifer Piled guilty and
! waived "a hearing and was held for
the grand jury by Justice Crutchheld.
lie was Immediately sent back 10 che
cage in the court room. and Swami
az once followed him and asked 60
be allowed 70 spend a few minutes
with him. SWANS father had raised
Hanifer. whom he took from an orphan
No sooner had the elderly man en'
tered the pen" than he and ais foster
brother broke down. They claspCs
each other In an anectionate embrac,
and literally wept on each others
shoulders. Then they tried 10 calm
themselves and sat down on a bencl
- and attempted 90 talk. The tears
however. were too near the surface
, and the twenty minutes which the
I, spent together We're devoted 10 a serie
: OF weeping spells which neither wer
: able 10 control When they parte
a spectator. ignorant or the matter
would have thought that Swami wa
leaving for the last time a relativ
on the way TO the electric chair.
SO pathetic and fun OF emotion wa
the meeting between the two men TIA
ieven the court attaches were hard pa
to 10 20 hold back the tears
Captain Mcmahon. who obtained Oh
confession OF Haniter 90 the forger
lof the checks for $40 and S21 While
- Hanifer cashed during a spree. VII
y messed the scene
This Is one OF the hardest duties
ever have been called upon 20 PEI
n FORM" he said. + am convinced tbs
Hanifer Is not a bad young man ar
that he fell only because or hnancil
difficulties into which his spree le
him. He has laid his whole life ope
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

eral % uy patients are using shem
With excellent results. have taken
Doan's Kidney pills personally Nith
satisfaction"
Nr Erasher Is only one % the many
thousands that endorse Deans Kidney
pills. 10 your back aches-t your
Kidneys bother you. don'c simply ash
for a sidney remedy. ask distinctly
for noan's Kidney Pills, the same that
ar. Frasher bad"
Doc. an stores Fostcr-Nilburn 60.
Buffalo. y. Y. Props. "M hen foui
Back ls rame-Rcmcmb Der she name.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

policy.
bulgaria charges Servia with vio-
Iaflnx the terms % the convention
signed ~ all the Balkan States and
Greece before war broke opt ON the
other hand SerNia charges Bulgaria
with trying 40 grab All the territory
won from Turkey.
Nufc Received.
VIENNA Special The Austrian
forcign office tnis afternoon rcCelNe ed
a copy 90 the Turkish Porfe's answer
20 the powers note and "a supple
mental nose from thc Austrian am
hsrSaaor 60 Turkey.
The Austrian Ambassador rcrcit 20
the note from Grand NIzier Nnhmoud
shetkcf Pnrhn fn behalf az fne for
eirn diplomatic corps ln Constantlno-
pie.
The nrrecnfnflor MAS made 20 ~ =
~ end fnr note Oils Four pages
ore clause az the note leaves af fn.
Ief.snf of thc powers territory Dor
ferirr the MarIfTn River on fne rlEn
h1ns .n tnc vicinity 90 Adrianpplc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
VVoman's Department

rtrh. wheel Grease. Gar stains
soften rhr stains nltn larA tHe1 soak
ln turncnfne. scrnne carefu.T wan
"a kriln nU che loose surface 1lrtf
snrnen clean alrh tlruentlne and rAp
seuur ul try.
SCOT staIrs-Ruh the spots with
dry corrmeal before sending tno
clothes tn tur wash. and tar tanellne
stains saIlrafc the sput with ether
and lnv cup over lt CD prevent
corporation unfN Gao stain ls rUlnnt cd
Use tne ethcr wlth very great care
thnrnnsrc and cocoa ~lalns-- M lsh
uIfn SOAP On tnnId wlfer.--Nf oman .
World Tor Jauu1rF-
RECIPES.
Candlcd sweet Potatoes.
wash weu ana ooN win skins OF.
when cooked. lct cool and remove
sFlns cut In thIn sires. round way
~ potatoes ln your hak.ne alan nlt
a LAYER of sweet potatoes srrinAle
with SUGAR. rluuamNu anna aulal oIts
% butter. tnen another layer 90 pn-
.fafn. nrH en on uutl you have wnai
. vou wish o. urc- then pour milk ufal
AN ana bake in Is slow oven
Baked Potato TmddtnE-
mike white potatoes. peel ard ulasf
e chem. nI.N them nIfh rWalte ounces
..rr one ounce cheese. grated h-lt,
.n nf mills. anl sale and pepper @
u rnsfe. last &C aIl. -.Fn HrA NniNne'
( ee.a heaf hard. turn inta nattere
pudding llsh. and bake CD gvllc
brown.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

ally and preEc ribrs
them So his prsctice
Says he. n consider
Doans kidney pills
the finest medicine
on earth for diseases
% The Kidneys and
bladder. I have pre-
scTi1et them Ia
many cases and sev b
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

Grace. what brings you hereg'
Ralph Norman stood beside the We
/ randa.
"What brings your" she retorted.
This house Is empty. No one lives
here. 1 come here because-oe-
cause"
lie drew himself over the railing
land sat down near her. Tell me,
lGnce. why you are here. Give me
the rear reason"
Il came here" she said slowly. "be-
cause this is my house OF dreams.
have never known "a real home.
have always lived with my guardian.
His family cares nothing for home
! life. We all have plenty OF money.
We travel. live in hotels, stay in the
, big house in the city for few months
, spend q few weeks "a his cottage here
K Il have always wanted a quiet
r domestic life and e home built on
the old fashioned ideals and faiths
e This house seemed 20 nie q perfect
&c place for a homo. IL is a house tx
= which / think people have been hap
e nv. where women have been yea
e. honcmakers, where men have foun'
d love and sympathy and peace. / d.
q. not know who lived here or VIII
IL owns Il now. I come here sometime
W because OF the dreams . have drcame
he here OF what o real aome could be.
.e .rhe kind OF home you would eA
~ meet me 90 make for you is not %
10 lone OF mv dreams. You fell la los
u with me-" the tears chOked hC
words-"because I seemed TO you
4" tomcoy. a happy hCyden. ] cared &,
E! Won TIE FIRST time I saw YOU. sc
~ hal the inc. strong Jaw OF wort
N while man. and the eyes OF a vel
Kind one. ] was ashamed 90 appc.
TO You as a hoyden. / thought 50
~ were tho man 20 love different SO
q or woman. The true. womlniy kn
~ tlat 1 waited 20 be. want 20
4" woman that a man viii love FOR b
e9 womanIncss, in waom be viii h
Che best attributes OF a sweeshea
az wife and homemaker. You love
- superficial. frivolous person.
'4o would expect her 10 remain what s
o~' IS now. When 4 pulled you out
AiN the water this morning you add
A. gratitude 20 the small amount OF 10
NJ YOU had for me and found that y
n had a feeling sufficiently strong
lel justify marriage. OF course. ] refus
] y OAs on 40NE Il AA0g NANAAf WAt~A- v"
aeo YOU 90 love a better woman. The
10 you oser IS one have always b
no and not the one have always hol
49, for"
Old And did you know, my little h
,yo- den. that when 7 saw a merry tomb
on Z also saw a true, gentle girl
,,gD with all womRn's best attribut
I did not fall In love with you beca
, IN YOU were a tombOy, nor ask you
dem marry me because you pulled me
Iav OF the lake. I fell in love With
AS because / realized what sort OF
YOU are. / asked you 20 marry
because I wanted you in my hOus
=, dreams. This Is my house, my
q home. I came 90 Lakemore 10
II the old house needed repairs.
YOU and / could not so away.
- our house Of dreams. and the DIRE
v shall all come true-they shall c
true for both OF us"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII Do
For You.
Send 20 Dr. Kilmer * Co, Bing-
hamtoL. y. Y, for n sample bottle.
10 viii convince anyone. You viii also
receive q booklet OF valuable iniOvma-
ton. telling all about the kidneys ana
bladder When writing. Dee sure and
mention this paper. Regular lfty-cent
and oue-doliar size bottles for sale
az an drug stores.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
A PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE
DR.. Frasher Gives yslaaale Advice a.
kidney Sufferers

Or. Frasher. ". D. ~ Cay. W. Va.
has used DoAn's kidney pills person
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
All About Rlbbou-.

There have been revealed recenI'l
some beautiful ribbons prepared L'f
tnn conn Iur sur.nE season. THESE are
of velvet rrocne. ans. alike DOB color
in- DESIGN and quality, tranhlt eAf-
pass anything ever produced nay
mndfrfes win quickly realize tneF
value goes without saying. ant tneF
are sufHclently superb to he permitted
10 nrure prominently ln the most exc
Quis.te toilets.
There ls every prospect. indeed. mat
ther wlu Doc made tte basis ot many
designs worked up with lace. for iArt
has once aealn rot us nrmIf in la
grip and VIII NOT pass away WIN tAe
COMING of spring Slowly. hut very
surely. tne tlrct-ter lace aklrf u ufAN-
fr- ITSELF faIr The Fnianta are acrt
very dat. ana are mostly broken ai
fha slices nF "a coutr1afInE trarert.
striped ana lowered tanctaa Gre
likely Co he much ln request together
with soft brocaIes and through chess
mediums some really lrrn e.lnnN
ettcs should Doe achieved tor etcnln.
dress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES

% % % Ss' aS %SS S @ ss
% h&AN III o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF NURSING.
FrederieksburE. IA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

Take advantage OF
this Chance OF Your
lie time. as 10 may
not come your way
again. We teach YOU
90 make SIS 20 f25 "a
week. The only cor -
resp0udeuCe school in
the II $. with a faCu D. -
IS composed entirely
OF Physicians. Write
as with stamped en-
velope. for Catalogue.
- - -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

Sleep NuE nine OF Ken NNAta.
The Young Hou-ckccpcr's Guide.
Boiled potatoes. thirty minutes,
baked potatoes. forty five minutes.
sweet potatoes. boiled f0rty-uFe milne
utes, sweet potatoes. baked. one hour.
SQUASH. boiled. twenty-five minutes
squash. baked. one hour, green peas,
boiled. thirty minutes. snelled beans.
baked. 1--WE hours. string beans. hoil-
ed. thirty minutes. green corn. tWcu-
ty-dye minutes, asparagus twenty
minutes. spinach. one hour, tomatoes,
fresh. one hour. tomatoes. canned
thirty minutes. cabbage. one hour,
cauliflower. one hour. onions, one
hour. beets. one hour, turnips. one
hour. parsnips. f0rty-uFe minutes,
+ carrots. one hour, rice. boiled, thirty
f minutes. rice. steamed. one and one
half hours. bread. hour cake.
fruit. four hours; cake layer. nfteen
. minutes. mullins. twenty minutes,
. pies. thirty minutes, puddings TWEEN
IS minutes 20 one hour. beef. hfteen
minutes for each pound, mutton. nf-
teen minutes FOR each pound. lamb
dfteen uln4tes far each pounds veal
twenty minutes for each pound. pork
thirty minutes for each pound
chicken. thirty minutes for each
pound: turkey. twenty minutes foi
each pound: goose. twenty minute;
for each pound: duck. one hour
, small birds. tniTty minutes nsh
. small. thirty minutes; fish. large
forty-hve minutes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
Beauty Hints


If YOU are lrsIrous nf being most .
dillneIE fair. tnen adhere to th.
beauty program given below. aa 3D.
.nII Dn tne means ot giving fNA ~
healthy body ANA "a COMEDY iire- IT
SOU are sceut.l az tnIa WaN ~ ut-
.ue ar least reserve yHur opinion Nn-
.fI E.l have hal au opportunity t.
trE no. nut. There .an ne no question
SHAT SOUR decision wu finally ne.
The day 80 the Woman who graves
health ana beauty should tc liAA oDt
AS follows
Whom you arise Iu the morning run
. to the window --a nl.h snnuIl have
= been open au uisht-an1 take twenty
= deep. rom hreatns
N Practice some simple al-round eN-
= ercisc for nte minutes
Take either warm or cold
y sponge bath. or both. lt 3ol DO an.
react well after cold plunge. pmN
81. IL Iu tha future. AS no ls nur for yuu
- GO downstairs, and twenty minutes
IA before your breakfast drink Tvs
IN glasses ~ hot water. not go warm
tnat BE- scalds the mouth nor So COO
is that 10 rauseates.
Z chest thrown up ord out and hea
- held erect
H. Work.
Twenty minutes before lunch drin
4v two glasses 81 hot water.
~ Eat "a simple lunch.
~ Rest for half an hour.
work.
Toward evening walk for An nou
..S u you feel So disposed.
w Twenty minutes before you so dos
1P to the dinner table drink two siass'
OF hot water
% Rest or recreation.
le- Twenty minutes before creeplf
'aI into bed drink Two g.asses 81 Ia
Dinner.
water
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-17
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-17

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here from Grand Fa-xs On !aesssy.
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