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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-03
EOR SALE-REAL E9TATE
SANTA FE
$HlOPM[AN

Our Agency has several barRaina near
the shops, some within easy dinner dis
lance. which can be sold on easy monthly
ment The prices range from $500 to 81 $50
ana the monthly payments are NO more
tnan tenants occupying such places would
~ as rent. We have roperties Of 8
rooms and large ones with six on ground
Irom ~ lots to lots. Our statesmen and
automobiles are always at your disposal.
Place call the
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Store room at ID Kansas
ave. All new and modern: win remodel
further and install fine electric fIxtures
to suit good tenant. Call at room week
or phone 60. $3.50
FOR RENT-M room ground floor, l07 ".
9TH. or desk room. international Cor
respOndence School.
FOR RENT-Large van Tor movin0.
w. 7th. 49,
FOR RENT-616 Quincy. q by 80. GarveY.
central Bank Building. Phone 1911.
120 ACRES OF LAND near Granville for
rent. u2S North Quincy 1t.
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1ILllARD AND POCKET rA8fxma
FOR SALE-New ana second-hand n~rce~
ana pocket billiard tables and boWtae
alleys. We lead tho world in cheap m.
lures; easy payments Send for cata Ioesse
brunswick Bake Collende- Co. ~ a.
Main street. Kansas City. Mo-
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NOR EXCHANGE.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mahogany buffet and dining table (
match; $500 value for $4,000. Also g.
LOOT an plate glass show case. mahog
my nase. x!Vc0 Can be seen At Santa r
unclaimed freight house.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

$40 INVESTED NOW may make 5000:
best known security back of every dol
lar invested; fortunes made in this same
region from oil properties; terms 81 cash,
81 monthly. Write today; get details.
Bennett Co-Oerative Co.. 341 First Ma
tonal Bank Bldg, Houston. Texas.
SALE OR TRADE fine stock hardware,
furniture; fine business: good town.
Owner. 220O East 9Th.
FOR SALE-Bakery and lunch room do
ing good business. P. H. Atchison,
Waverly. Kan.
JOB printing office for sale or trade Or
part cash, 1920 outfit for $500. What
have you to offer? Call phone 61O.
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S1A50
THREE MILES OUT

Macadam road, 10 acres, all choice land.
acres fruit. 6-r. house with -cemente6
cellar. porches. good barn. other outbuild-
ings; fine shade. All good repair. S4;1oQ
J. e. TORR1N0TON
10 w. 9Th. Tel n
FOR Sale OR TRADE Tor farm near
Topeka, 16o q wheat farm = miles west
OF 9alina, Kan. / mile from coed live
town. 100 a. broke. balance pasture. can
, be broke. wire fenced. stone posts. wind
mill on never failing well 4 of grain ana
past'-re brought owner nearly q. 10000 this
year. Address H. F. E., care journal
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l6o acre western
Kansas wheat farm center Of wheat
on part of farm in 1914. WIN trade FOR
Topeka or Shawnee county real estate.
Price $4,000 What have you to offerf Csli
phone 60
EIGHT room house. cellar, well. cisfern-
barn, acre ground. Call at Isl wash.
burn ave. Phone 2315 Red.
FOR SALE-Near new modern room
cottage. West side. Particulars at 5Ia
Lane St
IMPROVED ; acre tract, close IN. Tor
sale cheap, or might trade for renfei
Owner. 1eo1 Polk. or pphone 3oos Red.
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IMPROVED acre tract. close in, Tor
sale cheap. or might trade for renfsi
Owner. 1e0 Polk. or pphone 1oes Red,
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FOR RENT-CLATS.

FOR RENT-ELATS
FOR RENT-To adults only. Four un-
furnished housekeeping rooms, down
stairs, thoroushiy modern. seven blocks
west of avenue, between 9Th and sth A
snap for right parties. Reference required.
Phone 2182 White after $50 D. m.
FLAT for rent second floor. 600 West
9Th 1T. Inquire 1876 Harrison.
UPSTAIRS modern fiat heat. ga. and
water furnished. I'll Madison.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTEp--MySCELl EOVS
O~N~~~-~~~~~~~~-~->>~~
WE PAY the highest cash PRICE for cast
on clothing. shoes. hats and overcoats.
Drop us a card or cali Gordon Bros loan
office, 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
WANTED-Everybody to look on the
back Of his telephone book. and read
our advertisement The Topeka Transfer
& Storage Co.
WE PAY highest cash price for End hand
clothing, shoes. hats and overcoats.
Drop card or call 1645. E. Scrinopski &
Son, 408 Kansas ave.
STRICTLY modern furnished room want
ed by gentleman. Address G. A. S..
State Journal.
WEAVING carpet. rugs. curtains, porch
pillows, etc. 221 Lake. Phone 2644 White.
GOOD milk cows. fat cattle and veal
calves w. c. A. Letzow. Tel. PSI.
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LEGAL
LFublished in The Topeka state Journsi
October 3. 1sl4l
ORDINANCE MO- Aaos

| IN me topeka State Journal
October ;. 19141
ORDINANCE NO. 1895.
AN ORDINANCE vacatinx a PARTON y,
sne alley running north and south in thu
D.ock bounded by Munson Avenue. Bos-
iese Avenue formerly Spruce Street,
and Eleventh Street, in etfison ana ~ :,
tholomsw's Addition to The City Of To-
BE q oRp r1sn rnD0a sr rH Ksn Soxsn
T T0MnMlesIoNERs OF THE CITY OF
Section / That all that portion Of tho
bounded by Munson Avenue. Bo 1,TeH
street formerly Pine street,, College
Avenue dormerly Spruce streeO and
omew's Addition to The CITY Of TonaEa
n line fifteen Csj feet south Of the 1 north tn
Street (formeriy Pine Street, Str IN nos s.id
Aa9don. be. and the said portion Of the
saad alley z: hereby vacated.
ma +. IN I ,ns. ordnance S1 shall take erect
ceuon IN the official city paper.
Passed the Board of Commissioner.
september 10th. 1914.
Approved. October End, 1914
xtte.t: c. B. su Il eSGf civ ci Mayor.
Is1rst published in The Topeka STAT
Journal Oct. 1s14l
Office OF the City CLERK.
Journal Oct. 2, 191l1
PROPOSALS.
sealed proposals will be received n tho
onice OF the city clerk, Topeka, Kansas.
until nine thirty o'clock a. m. MONDAY
October T. 1914. for furnishing to the
various city departments, Osaee CITY or
Burlingame. Pfttsburg. Cherokee. Weir
CITY or Ffontenac lump mine run. nut or
slack coal. to be in the following approx-
innate quantities, delivered to Watervorke
Plant: slack 40 tons. nut 20 tons ana
mill run 1910 tons: Electric Light Plant:
slack LEGO tons and mill run 80 tono:
Crematory: nut 20 tons; Gage Park:
lump 70 tons: also to the various city de-
nartments. including the City Buiidin9.
Detention hospital and Police Department'
when needed and in such quantities ~
may be needed An coal to be weighed ~
city scales or on such scales az NAV be
designated by the board Of COMMISSIONER.
A certified check In the sum Of two
hundred dollars ($10o.0O must accompany
each bid, payable to the City Of Topeka.
to be forfeited to the city II the succesa-
full bidder fails to enter into contract wifl,
the city within five days after the award
is made.
The board of commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids or parts
Of bids
fssall G. B. BuRoE. City Clerk.
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FOR HENT-ROOMS.
Ill West Sixth Street,

LARGE front room, large closet. beauti-
fully furnished, new house, coal furnac,
and every convenience. 1903 Van Buren,.
1857 Black.
FOR RENT-To gentlemen nicely fur
nished modern front upstairs room.
Enquire 7O5 West 9Th ST
FOR RENT-Large room with sleeping
porch 3l4 Huntoon. blocks from State
House. Phone 1874
CHOICE front bedroom with inclosed
sleeping porch. new, modern home, close
in. Phone 45A4 White.
FOR RENT-Unfurniched rooms at 93s
and 500 Kansas ave. Phone 22S9 Blue.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished room, 306
West Sth.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern furnished
room. 81 West 10th ave. Phone 2SlS Red.
2 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, first
DOR. Inquire 534 Madison.
CLOSE IN modern furnished housekeep-
ing rooms. new furnace. $40 Monroe.
FOR RENT-Modern. east front room.
Phone 1872
ONE furnished housekeeping room; also
suites Inquire 800 E. 10th.
My furnished front room In private
family. 1890 Quincy.
FOR RENT - Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 3o5 Adams st. Phone 1914 Black
LARGE front room. combination furnace.
418 West It'll. Phone 1867
FOUR furnished, unfurnished rooms,
s1e Topeka ave. Phone 2293 White.
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FOR SALE

II you want to buy room house at 4
dress p. O. Box s.
NEW 5 room cottage. 301 Roosevelt: S.
down. balance monthly payments; West
side; good location.
WANT to move away and will sell cheap
room modern and east front corner
lots. Owner. 1601 Polk. Phone 20SS Red.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Modern. 6
rooms. ~ lots. fine sleeping porch. 1a6
Garfield.
SALE OR TRADE fine 100 in Southeastern
part of Colorado, fine location; small
improvements: clear. Owner, z9oo East 9Th.
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.CONTRACTORs AND BUILDERS.
SMITH 4 SON, general contractors
Mason work and plastering, Job work II
Al kinds. Phone 1854 Black. Res. 20 Eaal
Sth 1t.
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SHAWNEE AGENCY
~ kansas Ava Phono e.
FINE FARM

6UIV6 u zAVHM
40 acres. 4 mi. Topeka, II mi. Ry.
s s; iso q. tillable and lays good: 60 =.
!ine alIalfa; % q. hay meadow. 60 a. corn
land; 30 .: pasture with fine spring: orch
ard; new 7-room house with furnace, bath,
cement basement and walks. new barn for
~ norees ana = tons hay: COW barn with
stanchions for II cows: new cattle shed
zOx4O with large hay NOW. new chicken
house. windmills and pumps. corn CRIB and
granary and many other improvements:
II. +. D. ana phone: school mile; sale
only: Reduced from $4,000 to $4,000 for
quick sale.
HAVE MANY FARM BARGAINS
H. p. RICHARDS.
611 Now England Bldg, Topeka, Kan.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
MANILA NEWS.

Mrs, Martin Monsoon presented her
husband with a daughter Saturday,
the 21st.
Miss Scna Jensen has been home for
rev days. visiting her parents.
Mrs, John T. Pyne ia here from
Provo. visiting with her sister. Mrs.
A. Holman
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Atwood
have moved back on the farm after
spending year or 80 at Provo. where
Mr. Atwood has been working,
Mr., and Mrs. A. Il. Holman have
moved back to Manila. Mr. Holman
Is going to run his fathers farm
Mrs. Sven Monsoon was Provo
visitor Saturday and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bateman of Lehi
we're here visiting Mrs. Bateman's
mother. Mrs. Christina Johnson.
Mrs. Christina Johnson has gone to
Pleasant Grove, the guest Of Mrs. Mag
gle Sorenson.
Mr. and Mrs Banks of Lehi, two OF
the Y. l.. and Y. NJ. M. I. A., were hore
to visit the concert Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hays we're visi-
tors at the concert.
The High School Orchestra of Pleas.
ant Grove rendered two beautiful mum.
bers under the direction OF Professor
Overlade. to help the concert out. Mr.
Robertson gave two violin selections
The concert given Tuesday evening
was great success and netted $685.
for the NJ. I. A. There were mum
Der of outside visitors, who were lout
In their praise OF the high grade char
acter OF the performance. Some o.
those who took part will also talk,
part In the NJ !. A. contests.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
BUGGY AND AUTO COLLIDE.

While Mr.. J. H. Adams was return.
ing from American Fork on wednes.
DAY night, bringing his daughters
hoxie and Roena, who had been work.
ing In American Fork. home TO the
party. an automobile ran into the
nuggy. wrecking It all to pieces and
throwing one girl out. Had il not
been for Mr.. Adams's perfect control
OF the horse the girls would most
likely have been killed, but as Il was
no serious injuries were received.
The man hurried on, never stopping
TO Sc the damage he had done. The
marshars wife witnessed the scene
and Identified the man. An oficer was
called and got him. He promises 10
come over and make II right with Mr..
Adams. WI
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
BRINGS SUIT TO
REGAIN HIS HOME
George Thorne Sues His Two.Months.
0lc Bride for Title to His Home.

George Thorne has commenced suit
in the Fourth District Court against
Emma Thorne. to cancel a convey
ance for Pleasant Grove real estate,
valued at about $4,000. and for re-
conveyance of the property.
Thorne alleges that the deed was
obtained by fraud and deception. II
was executed Jan. 10, 1914, and
Ihorne, who Is ~ years Of age. and
the defendant. who Ia 81 years Of age,
we're married In Provo on the same
day
The complaint sets out that on said
day the defendant fraudulently In
duced Thorne to marry her for the
purpose OF obtaining from him the
thove' described premises. II also is
alleged that Thorne had only known
INC defendant for three days prior to
ibe marriage. and that she claimed to
Dc resident Of Denver, Colo.
IL Is then alleged by Thorne that
ne became acquainted with the de-
PENDANT by correspondence, and that
she came to his home and induced
nm TO marry her, promising that she
would be loving, kind and obedient
wiie. Also, that Immediately after
.he transfer of the property was made
the defendant left for Denver, Colo,
ena Thorne has not seen her since,
sllhough he has repeatedly written
ne, 10 return and live with him.
Mr. Thornc first learned OF his
w'Ies desire to wed by reading Dem
ser paper, and with the assistance OF
q friend In the correspondence he In.
uuceu her to come to Utah. Remain
Ing mere but three or four days after
.ne marriage, she returned to Denver
WI 'he pretext OF going there to sell
her property.
=, Two weeks later she again wrote
Mr. Thorne for funds with which to
return to Pleasant Grove. BY this
s ,.lhe ne began to suspicion that his
orlae was but a clever adventurer
az snu instead Of sending her the money
TOT a ticket he telegraphed ticket.
u ne TACT that she failed to use the
,,eket was evidence to Mr.. Thorne
wa. she was only scheming for moro
rnoS so he has commenced suit TO
'"'aim the title to his home.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
Month Old Bride
Dies Of Paralysis

urs Vera Walker Brems, wife OF
or.ntley Brems. died Wednesday af-
,ornoon after being stricken with
..,alysis Two weeks before. He. ni'
'aon, was technically known ms In
fantile paralysis
Che was married to Grantley Brems
on the 9th of this month. Just one
S week after the wedding she was strlck-
ON and grew gradually worse till the
and came. She first noticed a pain IN
ssr right hand, which gradually grew
numb When she later went to use
her leg she noticed the same condition
there.
and Sarah Walker and was born In
Pleasant Grove, August q. 1892. She
was a graduate Of the public schools
and had one of the kindliest Of ma
lures,
Funeral services will be held today
at 2 o'clock.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
AGRICULTURAL CLUB
NOTES.
Erickson and Larson, Editors.

At the club meeting Thursday after
noon II was decided that the Agricul-
tural Club would take up the contest
work that Is being carried on In DIFF
fefent lines OF agriculture. Tho club
will take the names OF all who Wish
- enter the contest and give them
what Information they desire.
Tho chapel hour was turned over 70
the Agricultural Club. Friday. A pro-
gram was given which aroused some
enthusiasm toward our advantages of
entering the contests. The seventh
and eighth grades were present. The
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
NTERrRBAN REACHES
PLEASANT GROVE

rrt Tue men laying rails on the inter
ana Sa,, road reached town this week.
tho o ~ u now practically certain that
yIsi,oo"rS VIII be here for Conference
baI,ans' The track will have to be
No, s ana even then the grade Will
mad srinit OF very fast time being
Wo How oetween here and Amrican Fork.
o,borntr' because Of the convenience
70 ~ VIZ" C u Is thought that many Will
W 'ohircncc over the interurban
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28

spoke on measurement of water and
the proper methods of irrigation w
n. Trask. irrigation pumping expert
OF the Utah Light G. Railway com.
pany, supplied the farmers with val
liable information along his line. and
W n. Lee OF the Salt Lake Route dis
cussed railroad problems.
Inc people generally manifested
deep interest and the visit will result
I'm much good.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
PLEASANT GROVE
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The seventh and eighth grades met
with the high school last Friday In
chapel exercises. Tho following pro-
grhr, mado everyone onthusiasIs over
club york. The school sang "Lark st
Noon." after which the meeting was
t.rncd over to the members Of tho
Agricultural Club. Talk on what
Club Work Is." by Mr.. Richardson;
violin solo. "Blumenleid." BY II Row
Robertson, benefits OF Club Work, .
by Omer Larson. Announcements and
short talk by Principal Walker.
The boys are now hard at work
practicing for the track meet and to-
morrow a student body meeting will
be held to arouse the enthusiasm for
track work. etl4.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28

following program was carried out:
song '......'.,.,...... High School
INTRODUCTION. .,.......... Leo Harvey
Talk on Club Work. l.. A. Richardson
Violin Solo. ....... Leroy Robertson
Talk on Good Of tho Clubs. 80.
..'.s.,......,.... .Omer Larson
Talk. .,............J james H. Walker
Lists Of the different lines of work
were passed around, and many OF the
grade students. as well as some OF the
high school students, signed their
names as contestants.
Tuesday afternoon the Animal Hus-
bandry class had the privilege Of scor-
Ing Mr.. Halliday's French Coach
horse. This Ia ono of the best repre-
sentatives OF that breed that has ever
come out In tho west. II gave the
students a good idea Of the French
Coach type. They also visited the
stables Of Mr.. Lund, who has Just
brought in eight head of Percheron
and Belgium horses. Pleasant Grove
has a reputation for the number Of
pure-bred horses II has.
The club was entertained by l.. A.
Richardson. Luncheon was served
and the evening was enjoy ed by games.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28

Mrs Celia Christensen entertained
at sewing bee at the home of Mrs
Annie Ellis The afternoon was spent
In social chat A delicious supper was
served to Mcsdamcs Fred Smith, Ole
Christianscn, Hans Rasmussen, Alma
Christensen, Walter Darling, Alfred
Rezzant, Alma Radmall and Mary
Christensen.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28

Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Walker enter
tanned the high school faculty Tues
day night. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. Richardson, Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. T.. Johnson, Mr.. II NJ, Jones,
Mr.. l.. White; the Misses Lacy Olpin,
Ella Hopkins, Miriam Thurman and
Jessie Lee. The evening was spent In
games. Delicious refreshments were
served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28
DENOMINATION TRAIN rLgAsEs
MIR "S attend Meeting In Large
""'erS--SiIO Exhibits Attract

Lak" ~ n,,rndance Of farmers at the Sail
train S aou.e- Utah Agricultural COLLEGE
stons '",urday was larger than at most
cossS, "aGe and the day was very sue
of tho During the morning students
lrtoros%, hools visited the train. Much
pnt,o,' was shown by all I'm the irri.
,'h and silo exhibits. "
drcdpc meetings BENJAMIN n. FL
mont W the Federal dsi-; depart-
buildlru Ncussed daIryir : md sllo
'''ng Prof W w. ,cLauehIjn
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28

Miss Rowcna Adams was happily
surprised at her home Wedno sday
night by a number of her lady friends.
The evening was spent in playing
games and songs and nuelc fine
time was han by all Luncheon was
served to the Misses Pearl Wright,
Lille Monson, Venice Adamson, Litha
Winters, Chloe Thorne. Annie Barton
stella Barton, RoXie Adams. Aryella
Storrs aud Bernice Crandell of Amer
lean Fork, and Mrs, Berley West and
Susie Robinson.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28

One of the most elaborate social
events of the week was dinner party
given Thursday evening by Miriam
Thurman In the reception room OF the
high school The decorations and pro-
gram were In keeping with ST. Pat
rick's day. The guests were the Soph-
omorc girls of the high school. Miss
Lee, Miss Hopkins and Mrs. Jones. A
beautiful bouquet OF California violets
served AS the table decoration, and
covers were laid for seventeen
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-03-28

A. X. Thornton Ia spending a few
days In Salt Lake on business.
Mrs. Lizzie Olpin is reported as be-
ing quite Ill.
John Dixon Of Payson was In Pleas
ant Grove on business. Wednesday.
A girl arrived at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Cook. Monday. All do
ing well.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rem Swenscn spent
part of the past week In Salt Lake
City, Mrs. Swensen remaining there
while Mr. Swensen went to Gunnison
for visit with Wayne Clark
The stork loft baby girl at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs, w. r. Clark
Thursday. All concerned doing fine
The engagement of Miss itoena
Adams and Orthello Clark IN an
nounced, the wedding to taken lace
In the near future.