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La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

Twelve informations we're Ma In
the. county court yesterday astsr.
noon against Swink saloonkseoess
charging them with vibrations a the
law in selling liquor. Blk Of The
informations are for selling Iiguor
In dry terrftory-that Il taking and
receiving orders In La Junta for
booze and filling them from 6vink
Six Of the informations are for sell
ing liquor to minors-thrse against
Glysson Bros. and three against Fox
Z Jones. Two Of tie infornattons
for selling liquor in dry territory
are against Glysson Bros. and one
against Fox Z Jones. and three
against Al Razor. . drayman. Who
has been delivering booze IN La
Junta on telephone and other or
ders.
Warrants were issued on the In.
formation yesterday aftsrnoon. which
were Immediately served BY Sheriff
Yant and Undersheriff Steward. and
the cases will be tried In the county
court At once.
All OF these cases were worked up
by the Law and Order League OF
-Otero county which has been on the
job for several weeks In diligent ef.
fort to secure the necessary evidence.
The evidence will be similar 10 that
in the cases that were tried before
Judge wilkins In January Of this
year. In which convictions were se-
cured In every instance. the similarity
In the evidence being that there will
be more than one witness TO testify
to the alleged infraction of the Law
In each case.
The Law and Order League T.
composed OF some OF the very best
citizenship In Otero county. and
this Is the first gun in their cam
paign To make Otero county dry
from center TO circumference. They
should have the moral and financial
support OF every good citizen In the
county.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

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La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

NJ. asd Ma ~. 3. oeaatoa. Of the
Holbsoek ceunlsy. lsst TAussday
morning. ses . esw 1ays' visit With
relatives h caaes Ctay.
Lamar end L. Junta yin play bail
senosrov aflssseee q Paseios Park,
aa1 Il y hsos1 shsss IN - . BID
crowd cot - - II Juata wia.
~ eastle soan1-uD g eAle secsioa
vi11 - h ~ voG1nely d Iroa
oDsiass absse $50 oe1ay go sens
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La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25
VIII Bo~r. Retire. fru~ B..sss.


VIII Bowen sold his tailor shop
this week TO Fiorian Trchmelitsch
who will take charge today. NJ,
Bowen expects to leave tonight. &C.
companisd by his family. for the
east. Mrs. Bowen and the chlldrsa
will 20 10 Boston 10 visit relatives.
while Mr.. Bowen and Bloics viii %
70 Nsw YORK. City v vislt The Re-
inston Arms Company. the sdvessis'
Ing manager Of which 10 very anxtoul
70 witness some Of The marveloul
stunts pulled off By young Bloics
with . twenty-five rifle. Gxperti
Who have Witnessed Tie sAoosias d
Master Bloics Bowen are suite sur
that he has . great fususs - . rifll
shot. and Il 10 quite probable thai
10 wili - In The employ q The Rem.
iastoa Arms people before many
months.
~. Bowen has heea . rssident Of
this city for sixtsea yeass. and says
10 h glad Of Il - be has prospered
aad VIII always have . kia1ly feel
lag II bis heart Tor the old town
This fsslins viii - rscipsocaisd b
The nssy fsienAs ~ leaves here. I'll
Of whom VIII 5ola ~ II Wishing hin
yell whsrsvss ~ nay 90.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

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Rain. rain. 20 away. come again
some other day. little Johnnie and
all the rest Of US want = rest from
the superabundance OF wetness.
-
Colorado is going dry in Novem-
Der, and what an excellent governor
George A. Carlson will make 70 be
ON the Job Of enforcing the law. He
has had some experience along that
line--and very successful experi-
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La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

leu bult1 WcIe Iue0 IN Jubilee
wilkins court last Wednesday
against various prisons who have re-
fused to pay the city poll tax as
sessed against them. The trials will
come up next Wednesday. Some Of
the cases have already been settled
At an expense OF between IS and ~
TO the delinquenx. and others pro-
badly will be before the cases come
to trial. The poll tax In the first
place was only $3.50.
-
l.. +. Cartwright. wao used TO be .
Santa Fee special officer in La Jun
Ia. is the new city marshal at Rocky
Ford, being installed In that posi-
ton one day last week. Last Tues
day morning he was in La Junta with
bunch OF about dozen juvenile
offenders. some Of who have con-
fessed to breaking into various
houses In Rocky Ford. Some OF the
boys have been cited to appear be-
fore the county court on August 18th
to be tried on a charge OF incorrigi-
bility.
c. H. Trask and J. II. Dimes, Of
Pueblo. have been La Junta visitors
for several days endeavorinE to In
terest some OF our local capitalists
In the stock OF the Smoke Exermina-
tor and Fume Condenser Company.
which Is soon to commence the man
ufacture Of a continuance that will
entirely eradicate t:e smoke nui-
sance from our big cities. II would
cost about $4,000 to equip the big
Santa Fe smokestack with this ex-
terminator. and thus make La Jun
IA entirely smokeless.
III you kiss me again." declared
Miss Lovely firmly. Il shall tell my
father"
That's IN old tale" replied the
bold. bad young man. Anyway It's
worth H." and he kissed her.
Miss Lovely sprans 70 her feet. -
shall tell father" she skid and left
the room.
Father" she said softly TO her
parent when she got outside. "Mr.
B0lder wants TO zee your new gun
IAN right. I'll take Il In to him. Sc
ssid her father. and two minutes Ia
ter be appeared In the doorway with
his gun In his hand.
There was . crash Of breaking
glass - Mr.. Bolder dived through
the window and departed In al haste
for the railway station.
Billy Sunday will commence the
task 0f trying 70 convert the deeen.
crate hosts Of the capitol city about
the middle Of September. and u be
has ~ much success there - be has
had In other large cisies Il means thai
Colorado will b. laaded In The pro-
hibltiea class this fall. TIE Dsavss
city commissioners declined To ~.
woke . permit for the coasssuctioa
Of the Sunday tabernacle o. capitol
Hill. and In coassqueacs Csawfosd
Hill. and othsrs Of the socially elect
10 that city lost their fighe. rAs Hill
pstitioa Of protest was more tAsa
offset By pssisioas prssraeed b. tn
various churches aad ~ lsstsss
iron COLORADO opsisss psopls. III
latter declarins ne nsssisss 10 "a
way . public asiaaacs - alleged b
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

Fos saie-Propsssy q sss Gin.
ssroa avsaus. IL Junta. elx roou
brick With hath: tvo lots. flee lawn
and trsss. Ill SIDEWALKS. sswsr and
water connections II asa Dai1 fes.
Corner proDessy. ease an1 south
froat Psies. $500. Easv tssas.
- oAss. 2. Helm. nanaeee ASkss.
80 Valley Realty Company. Il Jus.
u. Colombo.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

Celonsi W. A. Davis. Major J. B.
0oodnas asd capsais 3. c. Smith.
Of ths Colombo Natieaal osssd. vers
Il Juata visotoss fAurs1ay for the
Dsrposs - lasDsesias he equipment
q tAe QussessDaaess's seeess. Al.
most al q ~ eeuip0sat vsst ihru
ths rsesat Strike soss campaign. aad
vssy Iitsls q Il b ~ fss uss ssaia.
There 70 . peososet u cavalry rssi.
neat bseas sseabllshsd b L. Junta
Deovi6ias ~ nsesssasy voluatesrs
ca ~ laduee1 = sallse.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-25

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-05

One day late IN October. III. . feDagt
reached Honolulu that = secret expoG113o0
was being Organised In San Tfauo1ooo -
sail on the bark Sea Witch out througA
the Golden Gate. with Honolulu - NJ
ob5ectivA and then With force and axma
overtmn the Hawaiian government end
make 4 republic. After about the third
repetition Of the report among the Hono-
luluans the filibusterers became . bard
Of bloodth1roty ruGdanD who would roaoo
the black 1ln4 and roam the go aSp1raaAo
rather than hoist Ola Glory.
The report OF the project dlled tho great
King KAmehamela III with approhem-
and December. 196l. secret meetangD OF
the pg1vy council attended by the KuhinA
Nu (old Knau) and the native and white
members OF the council. were held to de-
viso an elaborate system OF defense tor
the islands. That system became IN I'M
stitution that injured tor more than forty
yeaxst throughout the monarohial regime.
hero made public for the flrgt time. Il -
derived from tho minutes Of those secret
meo6ngo OF KAmoham0hA'0 p91vy council.
The minutes were retained CAREFULLY
properly annotated, and Otherwise t6on1l-
fled by the Boaconsffeld Of Hawaii aAd
nled away in the archives.
For yeers they were tossed anout men
places. turned over from one government
to another. passing through several rovo-
lutions and finally stored In the attic Of
the old palace OF Honolulu. 6rom which
Queen Liltuokaland was 0v1cee0 m -
Just recently they have been brought TO
light by the territorial archivist and form
the basis Of the chronicls OF the 3lret
tempted In the Pacific.-san FfaacaDco
Chronicle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-05
BOWSER'S MUSICAL EAR


On this certain evening Mr.. Bowser
didn't sit down to his cigar and news
paper. but prowled around the house
in an aimless way.
Mrs. Bowser noticed his actions. OF
course. and finally asked:
Have you lost collar-button!"
mo"
Expect any one to sell you a bur-
glar alarm"
NO"
waiting for a band Of politicians"
mo-
Then why &c you prowl around like
an old mule turned out on the worio
on a January night?"
MRS. Bowser," he answered. last
night while you were playing the piano
] noticed that i. was sadly out OF tune.
You must have heard some of the Keys
make a sort of ur-ur as you struck
them"
II heard nothing Of the sort. "
promptly replied Mrs. Bowser. as a
dim idea of what he was up to flashed
across her mind. THE piano was
tuned only a month ago and there are
no ur-urs about it,"
"But I insist that there are" con-
tinued Mr.. Bowser. II have a quick
ear, and say that no less than seven
different keys had the sound of an
egg beater at work. 1t may have been
tuned a month ago. but by whom?"
"a first class tuner"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-05

''That is, Ne. of course. claimed to
be first class and charged you 50 or
81, but how do you know he wasn't a
carpenter or blacksmith? There's a
to rack and ruin for the need Of a
little overhaulIng. To get a compe-
tent man up here will cost $50. where
AS"
an hour yourself!" finished Mrs. Bow
ser. well, you let that piano alone.
You know no more about the works OF
a piano than do about the kitchen Of
the car of Russia. If there's any
thing to be done, I'll get a man up
here
Madam" said Mr.. Bowser, as he
stood before her with his hands clasp
ed under his ccattails. there is an ur-
ur-ur to that piano. 1t is out of re-
haul it in an hour and save $50. 1t
will be a pleasure to me to do the
work. and I also feel it my duty to
save the money which would have to
be otherwise paid out. I shall pro-
coed to tune
But you'll only destroy it. If you
feel that you must tinker away at
something. why don't you take the
lawn-mower, the gas meter, or that
old shotgun in the garnet ?'
Il do not ask you to remain in the
room during the tuning process. You
can put on your hat and take a walk,
or you can go up to your room and
read a novel. When I have restored
the tone to it's original volume and
sweetness, will call you"
But beg to-to-'
Mr.. Bowser waved his hand to signify
that nothing on the face Of the earth
could turn him aside, and as Mrs. Bow
ser went upstairs with tears in her eyes
he got his tool box and pulled on his
jacket to begin work. He met with an
adventure at the very outset. He want
ed room to work on all sides Of the
piano. and he therefore got behind it to
push it out into the middle Of the floor.
He was heaving away with his shoulder
against the case when his foot slipped
on the carpet and he went down and
rolled over with the weight Of an ele-
plant. He fetched up against a chair
and knocked that over, and he was still
lying on his back when Mrs. Bowser
came halfway down stairs to call out:
II thought the walls were falling in!
What are you doing on your back on
the floor?'
Il wanted to see the underside of the
piano." he replied as he got up. "Should
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-05


published for the benefit of our su
get in touch with these firms viii
you are not represented, call Phon
Architects.
]. c. HOLLAND & SON.
719 Mills Bldg.
Phone 12d.
FRANK c. soUIREs.
Room IL. 62S Kansas Ave.
Phone 961.
lAuctioneers.
2ol-5 East 9Th St.
Auto Livery.
OTTO ANDERsoN.. NEW FASHION
Auto Livery. 112-H West 5th st.
Phone 166
Auto Supplies.
STEPHENS TIRE COMPANY.
<-o jackson st.
WESTERN COOPERATIVE AUTO |
Supply Company. ns East 7th st.
TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE PAINT SHOP.
Phone 1885
Automobiles.
TOPEKA AUTO TIRE & vULCANIZINGl
Works. s24 Kansas Ave.
J. A. r. MOTOR CAR CO..
$50 Kansas Ave.
INDEPENDENT AUTO CO..
Phone 1871
INES CLAPK MOTOR CAR CO..
914 Kansas Ave.
J. r. JoHNsoN-oAKLAND AUTOS
6l1 Quincy St
THE OVERLAND CO..
S23 Quincy St
Phone -
TIRE & REPAIR CO..
Erwin Keller 11S East 7th
CAPITAL AUTO & SUPPLY Co.
119 East 7th st.
c. w. BENNETT, AUTO REPAIR
Shop. III Jackson st.
IDEAL MOTOR CAR CO..
e06 West 9Th St.
Adding Machines.
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE CO..
Bldg Phone $500 |
Advertising Companies.
DIRECT ADVERTISING CO.,
phone ses-w.
,xevI B ss3S sx and M Is1
1868 w. 9Th st.
SHAWNEE CYCLE CO..
lis East 7th St.
Business Colleges.
Topeka BUSINESS COLLEGE.
M. L. Strickler. Pres. Ill E. eth st.
STANDARD SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND.
Miss Anna Canaan. $50 Kansas Ave;
DouGHERrY.s BUSINESS coLLEGK.
George E. Dougherty. Pres. 11s West
INTERNATIONAL coRREsPoND-
once Schools E. G. Hughes. Mgr. +: NJ
Phdpps. 107 West 7th st. Phone 1854.
Boots and Shoes.
WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP.
70S Kansas Ave.
AMERICAN BAKERY.
S15 Kansas Ave.
GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK.
ga Kansas Ave.
BANK OF TOPEKA.
635 Kansas Ave.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
New England Building: r,,
COLUMBIAN BARBER SHOP.
Columbian Bldg.
Building and Loan Associations.
CAPITAL BDG. & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
634 Kansas Ave.
Brick Manufacturers.
CAPITAL CITY vITRIFIED BRICK Z
Paving Co.. basement Elks Bldg.
Phone 3e6-W.
1o7 e. sth Ave.
Phone 50.
ConfectioneFs.
TO Kansas Ave.
Phone %.
Carpet and House Cleaners.
J. L. COWELL
III Wonf First 81
Phone -
RUG FACTORY. o. MCCORMICK.
622 Van Buren, st.
phone 4z1-w.
Carriage Manufacturers and Repalrers
T. F. lANNAN.
sea Jackson st.
Cattle Buyers.
INTERNATIONAL CATTLE CO.,
20e-1 Central National Bank Bldg.
Phone 61e0
Contractors and Builders
J. L EDDY.
11o East 81 st.
JAS. ID. BRIzENDINE.
rs Liberty St
LUNDGREN 1 CARLSON.
Phone sss-w.
ChiropEActoF2.
FoY 4 FOY.
Room !. rs kansas Ava
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Physacanns and 9uxgeooa.
o. L. ERICKSON. II D..
onies phose INV. Re-. phone 1i-E
" Is kansas Ave.
8. O., r. b. 4 JAMES srEwAkT. 80
Hsw 81 Mn1 Sc sta 1 Sc f Fsoss &
H. ". ROBY.
=, 20 K.n::s Ava rhoqs ss ..ss e, - ,; r.
81 Aa1ss' H Az ln0n' =" s'.'-
% K.nse So; Ave. p Fnsee 8
Res. 1sis Mulvsne. Phone IoSs-H
Real Estate Dealerss Loans, Insurance.
lections. s. coiumbien Bidg.
Clearinghouse RrA1rT Fn e., =
eos Kansas Ave.
Phone 1sa-w.
H. p. RIcHARDs.
SIS New England BIG: -.
J. A. MCLEAN.
KEPPLE-sTAFFoRD.
Ru0no ~
GEO. N. NOBLE q CO..
Is Kansas Ave.
SMITH AGENCY. n. A. n. SMITH.
623 Kansas Ave.
e. N. cAsEB1ER INVESTMENT CO..
Phone szk
c. W. SHEPARD.
KERsEY REAL ESTATE CO,
3os Mulvane Bldg:
roMsoN 8 coovER.
WILSON 4 NEIswANGER.
Iii West 9Th st.
CYRUS GUTHRIE 4 CO..
ns East sth 81 gso,. INV
0o-> IS Kansas Ave
Real Estate Collections and Loans
525 Kansas Ave.
Phone 119-W.
Refrigerators.
JOHN LUNGSTROM.
8ol East 10th st.
Phone zse3 Red.
Rubber Tire Works.
TOPEKA AUTO TIRE & VULCANIZLN0
Works, 9A Kansas Ave.
n = COZ rS SD sser s1x pourr,v
Is E. sth. Phone ~
Septic Sewerage Disposal.
PAUL MIzE, IN9TALLER
Phors 11se-l1-A
Silo CompanSes.
PERFECTION METAL sILO CO..
3U Aulvane Bldg. Phone -
works 10th & JEFFERSON. Phone 80
F. J. Prick SIGN CO..
500 kan'.' Ax rson. ,s..w.
F. =. WHITNEY.
ssnd DealerA
y. D. 1o"E Eoat - xr.~-,..-
TOPEKA SAND Co,
Foot Of Topeka Ave:
WEAR SAND co.
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS. Ta0A c
Powell. Asr.. SO Kansas Az :.
Teaexraph Comn.niee. -
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
~ N An PSon ss1 sasa an
RINNER Z WARREN, TIMERS.
Phoas Il
usDrnwoo15 . 4RrTEMEfrEa CO,
Phone N
= ~ noxc U tsSSHR
= ''e1''n ploa. ls-w-
W. z. 9TICKEL.
liz VVaat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-05

I Ou O1tcu LUZ Qu1CA ASACASA1'
y n,a Ha.sEy and Hacl~
". +. 1AwLEss. LIVERY. HACK.
BasEege and Auto Livery.
w. T. MCGUIRE. LIVERY BARN. BUo-
gies Retailed. 10l4 Kansas Ave-
Phone 81.
Laundries.
TOPEKA LAUNDRY CO.,
md = Quincy Sts:
A. b. ou1NroNI.@ ''
4os Mulvans Bldg:
q CAV.
Crawford Bldg.
Phone lx76.
A. M HARVEY 4 J. e. ADDiNGroN.
Phone 1850
s02-so4 Cent? Natl Bank Bldg.
P. H. coNEY.
SIS Kansas Ave.
ERNEST r. SIMON.
Suite -. Columbian Bldg.
Phone 11sk
FRED 8. JACKSON.
834 Kansas Ave-.
Phone 42s3 Black.
Phone "a
Mattress Factories.
MCINTYRE BROS. SPRINGS. BEDS.
Mattress Factory. 227-z2s Quincy.
FOLDING FEATHER MATTRESS CO..
8. +. Hurst. Prop. 11s w. 9Th St
Phone "a
Mantels and Crates.
T. @. SMITH & SON.
9u Kansas Ave.
phone 1su-W.
H. SCHROEDER.
MESSENGER & EXPRESS CO..
los w. 9Th.
Phone 1oe2-w.
MESSENGER & EXPRESS
Co.. Roy Payne, liz West 5th st.
MOTOR PACKAGE DELIVERY Co..
123 West 7th.
Phone III
WEST 10TH ST. DAIRY.
611A W. 10th st.
Topeka PURE MILK Co. ~ ~
Ao-02-o4 Jackson st.
Phone ST..
j.. Merchant Tailors.
IS Kansas Ave-
IKE GILBERG.
Columbian Bldg.
JOHN BAuMGARrNER.
80 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1870
MILLINERY PARLORs.
603 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1n.
BR1CKLEY-PHILLIP WARREN n.
Crosby Co.. 615 Kansas Ave.
Phone $50.
$50 Kansas Ave.
TOPEKA MILLINERY CO., BARBARA
Tauuer Creary. TT Kansas Ave
Phone 34l4-W.
NJ. e. ALSPACH,
sle Mills Buldg.
Prone l1ss-w.
W :, ,rx,s Opticians.
sos kansas Ave.
ONCE Supplies.
OFFICE snPPL Z co: R. D; HAGAR.
Phone 1S14
OIL CO.,
Filling Station so Quincy st.
Phone ~
PlumbefA
DIsBROw & READY.
1908 Topeka Ave-
Phone sss-w.
em Topeka Ave.
Phone raw.
Printers.
ADAMS BROS. Co,
<s3-6a6 jackson.
JONES 4 BIRCH
80 Kansas Ava
GEO. W. MILLER,
1o7 West 9Th ST.
Trap PRINT SHOP.
113 East sth st.
Phone s1A
Painter and Decorator.
o. =. OL1lSTEAD;
17sz fillmore st.
Phone - Blue
C. }. BoEGER
Phone m.
Packing Companies.
WOLFF PACKING CO.,
Foot Of Quincy St
Paints and Of)s.
J. X. JONES. OIL 4 GLASS !.
SOS Kansas Ave.
. sr.rron Pumps
~ West eth Ct
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-05

The Woman of It.
Crabshaw-You told me If took
you to Europe last year, you'd never
ask to go again.
Mrs. Crabshaw-But they've got a
bigger ship out since then.-Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-05

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Filed away this list could be calls
on.
-, Fruits; ,yegetables and Produce.
400 Harrison St
TOPEKA FRUIT 4 PRODUCE Co. 49,
226-8 Kansas Ave.
wHITEKER BROS, WHOLESALE
Fruit Dealers. LIST and Kansas Ave.
HAYES PRODUCE CO.. GENE HAYES,
Mgr. 524-26 N. Kansas Ave.
Phone 1ssA
n.nnAn G Z 6 as md Meats.
n2-16 e. 4th.
Phone rs.
E. W. BECK.
B. J. LONG GROCERY.
West 9Th Road.
FRANK SACHS;
Phone Il
Hairdressing, Manicuring. Massage.
10 E. It'll.
MRS M. L. FIELD. ' ~
S33 Kansas Ave.
Phone 1zs&
FRED k Hss1sss and sadneF'.
6s1-s n Kansas Ave.
Pine 3eA
Hardware.
COLLEGE HILL HARDWARE q TIN
Shop. A. vicklund-. 18th 4 Lane
Phone 9e3-W.
HOTEL THRooP.
~ 335 Kansas Ave.
UNION PACIFIC HOTEL.
d
Phone s1sl.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
sHenry H. Hall. Topeka 1916 White.
KANSAS LIFE INSURANCE. CO..
E9 N. z. Bldg.
Phone a.
lGERMANIA LIFE ms. CO.. GEO. God
frey Moore. State Agt. ss1-a2 n. e. Bldg.
KANSAS CITY LIFE ms. CO.. J. A.
Beverly. 4o6 Commerce Bldg.
w. T. COOLIDGE & CO.. SUCCESSORS
7Ol Jackson. Phone 500
FRED HESS,
sol N. Kansas Ave.
E. H. HELM, GENL. ACT, scandal
Life Ins. Co. Chicago. NJ
n seS KHlssne n Rle6 euAPA h1TE s0s
Surety Co. Room 1905 Central National
cLARENcE BOWMAN. CRY MGR;
EE e ns: s. CLARK n11 MGR. MTT ia
Life ms Co Of New York. @6 Kansas
J. n DOLLEY. PRES HOME MUTUAL
Life ms. Co.. s24 Kansas Ave.
| rA1K1NER Z WENTWORTH Erahe GEN s
eral Insurance. l0o-u New England Bldg.
Phone S1-W.
r-YN M m
Mortgages and Real Estate. s5e New
Franz 8 THOMAS, INSURANCE :s A. AND
Phone ~
WESTERN FOUNDRY CO..
201 Jefferson
pAueHnAn, $ s IS : ss.% :.
SCOTT BROS.
Scrap Iron. A4-1s N. Kansas Ave
| Phone ~
MISS NJ L. adds.
RALPH R. PETERSON Mon: r - GIT GIT
Shop" los W. sth ST:
r. II. MoREHoUsE.
| ~ Holiday.
Kodak Finishing.
J. c. WOLCoTT.
| Phone 11n-W.
Land Companies.
| ARKANSAS VALLEY LAND CO.,
l. D. l. Hoatson, Sec. 4 Treas.
| 8as Kansas Ave. Phone ss6-W.
| Loan, Mortgage, Financial Ageufn.
3M-15 Mulvano BLDG.
MERRIAM MORTGAGE CO.,
II Columbian Bldg.
PIONEER MORTGAGE CO..
9Th Floor AulvAne Bldg.
Phone IA
Lumber Compon1ea,
J.. THOMAS LUMBER CO.. PAUL
| Huyche, IA W. 9Th St Phone ~
North Topeka Phone =
W. L MILLER LUMBER CO.
~ East eth St
| J. D. wHEL4AN 4 CO.,
III East eth st.
Phone sg-W.
WESTERN LUMBER Co.
Sth and Adams ST.
McCLEERY v1rMBER & coal Co.
Phone ~