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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
Kan$an kirieitd

tist6nid ia Iobouttatpia betfid npfp.
dGn fun oIemme iaaneet ~fofoontiia
fiiulemaon Siimalan ianaa ia iiiti
ipoimaa ia pabipistista iaamam ia
nmuttimaan. TdGlId ipnooan firfos-
ia pirbui past. Otto WaGfi oiteen ma-
fatuasti tliten ban alma ennenfin on
piibumtt, eta bdrten pitbeestaan to.
bella iaamit olentme ipoimaa ia mir.
fistpstG, tiintuii oifein ifGtp1ItG eta
ban menee pois tGaltd paiffafitnnal-
ia. Neilld fanialIisieurafuntalaiiiI.
Ia Ell ole ollit firfon menoia toto bel
mifinlEa patti npt maaIisf. 90 p. o.
Il tGdlld pastori Soafana pitGm6si6
bartmisbetfen, fullioitafin oil TOTO
palion. Sdn pltbuifin bypin iaIosti
ia lobbulIiiesti iulistaen ia tpatlult-
taen eta meilld fpntis furiiIla on
tpopoa pddip mennd pbb1Gg. Seeflf-
len tperen fa1itta. sc onfin ibanaa
ia lobbualista famiIIa, fiitos pastori
Saaanalle fGpnnist6nne. $erra iiu-
natfoon eldmdntte ia faarnonne ia pi
tafo0n ialfame rariban tiella e6el.
Ieenfinl
Oil meilIa bartarsbetfi maaltsf. Is
p. Eanne pitt hiIIa pastori Miemi
iilloin, mltta tietenfin iattirneesta
ippstd Ell ban apoini,t titIIa, mlttta
fitmminfin fofoonmuimme firffopn
laitloimme uieita lauIltia ppbGfoitlli-
laulifiriasta SiimaIan fiinniafii. 81,
beta pitt Otto Seiffinen ia Mnorep
Iro, plabeet olitpat oifein YDbdn Sen
gen tpaifutuflesta ia raffaita ia Sen.
gen tpoimaa ltbfittpia, tlintrii ettd See
Jus itie of meioGn %fansfamme tiitert
Sd non litipanmitfin Ola fesfell1rn-
ME I'M fofoonnlimme Sanen nimeen-
Ia. Sitten tdGlIa of oifein ibana IT,
laiiu1ts maalisf. 81 p. fun Wrs ia
Scr Sc. &aiatlm folme pienofaista
iaatettiin ppban fasteen fattta tai-
waan perilliiefii. gbfd lopetm NIT
tGIlG fertaa, lGbetGn rnffaat tertpei-
iet faifiIle gllittaian ~litfttoiIIe.
Sliiiban litG fertomista ~ferrafun-
ia %bommistafin ipaan iGtan fen npt
toiieen fertaan, faan main mainita
cttG ompeluieuran fofolts oil niime
ettG ompeluieitran fofous on Sobn
glbon ailtnnoIla taas eniimGineg
torstai blibtiflaita, toinotaan iaaplt'
pan- palioa pieraita {iaqin.
81. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05

strnson ~tertpeb6ps Muttaian Iufi-
ioufel 1efee mieleni piirtGG iofa
iann find paaston oian Iopusia See.
iufien .fdriimiien miistoIle. Toiwo.
tointn oliii eldmGmme, joliet sSlima-
la alifi i1dtdnpt tdtd 9ppaG, mitd
MISUNDERSTANDING oIemme iaaneet.
Sulmi yoli tlo @olgatalIa tdpabtu.
nut tnistelu, ie tliotti notion iianfaif
fiiestn stapolemasta, iobon ipntiinlan-
feemitiesia iou0uimme. @olgataIIa
t%apabtuneen poiton fartta iaimme
iiantaiffiien, Acknowledgement eldmGn.
Samd Seeiufien flolemasia tapabtii-
nut iotpitiiS on pitettGtpG riittGipGnG
mitaGn Iifdd, pfiin riittGG peIastlrf-
iefiemme, SSeeins ianoi: "Se on t6b-
tettp', ben 'api.ofii Re piiioa SumalaI.
le. Sbmiielle uieinfaan fe eli piiiaa
be tabtSmat fufin lii6tG omastaan.
Sierra innoo: "WeinG iotfin Dfiin
Sumalan hpiban tpiinifuurnan, eifG
pfiifGGn fnniasta minun fansIani."
@postoli fdbistaa: "yboeIld ubrilla
on SGn iianfaiffiiesti tGpoelliiefii
tebnpt ne, Iotfa p~pbitetdGn.' EdmG
onfin fopbain lilo ia beiffoin Iaboi,-
rus, fitn SGnesid iaamme olla tGp-
belliiet. TdmG on SrmaIan idries-
tps ia ie ttotti raitban eIamdsid ia
roitban fitolemasia. &1oIemammte Ell
enGG ole fun rauballinen lepo, r1tii-
miimme berdtetGGn taiipaalliiena fir
fastettltna. Soista on ltsfon pfiin-
fertaiuuoesia nditd fatiella. Sinlil
lafin litfiani on oifeiis iloita nGistG.
Seille, iotfa clette antai,tlnleet O..
petuspirfaan, feboittaiiin, ettd tor
foin tlitfiiitte llinastitflen i~pipppttG
ia m1fen faiftd 1ar1drt 10 1atrarnef1ffelt
fautta iaetaan. @asteesta tartpitfee
abferaan opettaa, fila epGielmppttd
ndfpp oletpan polion ia orlpa niitd,
iotfa pilfaten baltpefiimat fasteen-
liittoa.
2opltfli toimotan, ettd nGill1fin
SitfGnperiantain ia SdGiiaisiublain
aifana annatte &~ristlfien opin bal-
lita %iieluanne ia mieltdnne, min
marmaan minun ia monen MUM iis-
fopaiien fansia iGGtte alttlmibestan.
ne iloitiemoan.
&c. 2aafio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
Calumet, @ieb.
bubtifuuIla 1917.

Inpoiia @itttaia, jos iuot tilaa
paIstoillaii min piirrdn mliittamarl
ritpin t1GltG Galumetista. @niifii
teripebbdn toimittajao ia fen laaiau
lufiiatuntao armor ia raiiban ter
pebbpfiell1 Seeiufiesia &ristufiesia
meibGn MISUNDERSTANDING ia aiitit-
anfii tefiiGsiGmme. Sun ie oil, iofa
meioGt mapaifii pGGsti lpnnin fob
leista, ettd meiIlG on ipnpalts fGpoG
fitntion frruniio omistomoon &ris-
tufl en- faittto, apaan iiind on fltirtfa
monta on niitG, iotfa t1tG ipapalitta
fdpttGlpGt bpipGfieen2 @nin ola fon-
iasta on oriona fiemurrellen ia teb-
BEN tpotG fristillifen ieurafitnnanfin
bprpGfii lt,iGGen ettG re iillG aniait-
iepat autluitta, maan iiinG be pettp-
not ia Min iortutpot iianfoiffiieen
foootufieen, iosia iammiimaton trli
polttaa ijonfoiffiiesti. Aid find fon
iatpeli ja iiior bDlfGG @apabtoioaii
ia a~ittiioofii tefiidGii Seeiusta &ris-
tiSto, iofa limit ferran hinasti fal-
liisti ia ppbGHG perellGGn Golgatan
ristillG ettG find olet aitpan alttiias
ia pDbd Sitmalan ebesiG, finn faiffi
lbnnit on anteefii, moiffa ne iperi rus.
feat Diff. 81 iinun omien toitteii
m1ifaon maan &ristiifien aniiosta.
SinG, iofa olet 10 fdiittGnpt S,tmo.
Ian armon, elG beitd nsfaltamosta
&ristufieen, poiffa miltG %nGbtt6iii
ia tuntuiii, iinG iimilla on irniri pc
rinto taipaasia Sitmalan tpfonG tai.
lelGe pattii. 81 t1tG mailman fam
iao, fun ei Re taboo Iitopiia perfeleen
poDfpellrfiesta, tpaon mieluummirt
fitIfepat ijanfaiffista fiioIemaa fob.
Den tim ie eta ~omistaiiiipat iiGiien
eIGntGn 10 tdalld aiasia, iiGIG bro-
merna ie ebfd on 10 mbobdistd. &IG
iinG pstGtpG, FUN fiiiiIet Siimolon
GGnen bplfGG iitd MOAN iisfo ipntiii
anteefii &ristufien iperen tGb6en
,poiffa mitGGn bpppptta itiesidii ct
.tunnefoor, fila oitiiiis on nellie
onIoittit &ristufien peresid ia aifuon
ormosta, eif6 meio1n omista toiS-
tdmme, iiId Sitmalan labio ie on.
Sdafdd foiffi aiittaion Iiifiiat Sit.
molon armoboltiuin, piirii est.
u. $. &ipel1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
ma" BiaImi s5: 2. G. Sola.on md.

ma" YiaImi 65: 2, G. SoIa.an ND.
b6rt fertoo iiitd Iaihii ia lotto tom
iertista iofa pioettiin ieiratarnnan
firfosia laiiipantainn manIisf. "a b.
SIimme o6ottaneet ia paImistaneet
it'd fulrmeiieIla fiireelI6. @niifji
Iauiun f%iitofiet Mile ieu~rafiintalai.
lille, iotfa wGlittGm6tt6 omista tpai-
uoistaan oliipat tliIIeet ia piib6ista.
meet eli toiiin lanoen fimrranneet ilii-
rem firffomme ie of bpmin tebtp. Gil
ID taipaIQa fun alma teboGan t6iifG.
6esid pelieIliiesfd raffau6esia, mar.
masti moi ooottaa bptpad tiilosta. O.
ootettl pGipG maIfeni main Min fo.
min iateiiena ia. barmaana, iofi1 taiii
alfaa epdilemadn iitblan onnistl1mis
ia. @ain iitG mltfaa fun pdihpGn
tinnit meni iidiippteen ,iamoin pill.
pet alfoi baibtlia taitpoalla ia arntas
mirinfofin ennGtti fuitpata ipeben fd-
ouiltamme, ennenfatin oltiin feIlo g.
iaSia. gstGtpGt olitpatfin mliistaneet
oifein iuurella iolifolIa tulla itblaam
me Seriep gitbstG ia ~ntonesta rtaa-
purifaiipungista. S9ielma alfoi pia
non ioitoIla, iota eiitti berra Sime.
illus, terapebopspribeen pitt pastori
sc. Mrttonen. Seilraii laillli neiti
&arinilta ia berra Selenirfielta ia
ieurafitnman florolto, rttnon Ialifii
neiti Mino 8enttilG, miiilitnioittod e.
fifth pieni berra &rltss Dptptn talbot.
faasti. Bibettiin paliaifa, iolloin
emGnnGt iai badrdtd bptpin nGppdrG-
nd fabtpiponniiinia fansia ia pstG-
tpGt 1,Gptti mpos bgtpilla mielin nGit
titpan iilomalaiiine Min r~affaafii
fGpnpttG ipirfistpstG. Satfettiin Of
ielmaa artpoffaana liidnd oil pliop-.
pilas 2episton eiitelma. 2milata ia
loittoa e6elldferrotliilla. Hiin ie IL
ia fulni fititnellesia ia rtaitttiesia laa
(ltn ia lotion idtpeleitd. See tarpit-
lem1ne ielIaiiia 9etfiG, ioGIoin iaa III
nobtaa faiffi orfieIGmdn buoIet ia
waiipat, iiIloin iitd iaa aitpanfuin tit.
pet ia liitelee forfeufiiin. @ritpiies'
ii tob6omme Iuui1ia ~fiitofien fitoron
mGipmGtt0mGlIe iobtaiale pastori
30. @nttoielle, fila ban rafee palion
ipaitpaa opettaesiaan Min bariaantlt-
mattomia GaniG. Gen iofainen pmt'
mGrtGG miten tpaifeaa ie on iaaba
niistG iotain fofonaista. &iitos 10
f~aiIelle Io1ilaialle, fdpfGd .abferaan
barioitufiisia ,iilld tatpalla parbai-
ten moimme iaaba iptain ebedd. So-
faiielle apieroalle tmulaialle ia ioit-
tajalle lGrnnin fiitos, iamoin faitil-
-te l1sh6olleillel
neutrality-suspicious. iltana on niioriio-
liiton obielma fofois.
Soas on beimolaiiemme Mr Saa'
ri lolrfonnlt itieniG tpnamiitti on rd'
iGbtdnpt ia pG1bGn on tulll1t iiletta
reifi6. SIN on mietp bospitaaliin.
aopin ifGpa fobta mlorelle perbeen
iiGlle.
Sirjeenwaibtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05

Tertpe taasfin pstdipGt, iiiaret ia
peIiet Serrosia ia faiffi @tittoion
Iifiiat. Biirrdn iontitn riuin toa.
ienfin ia AMMAN %tietoia tddItdfin riert.
noistomme ,fosfo taasfin tdbdrt osti
on Sierra meta oiittanut, eta client
me iaoneet raiibasia ia Ietposia pie-
Ia eIdd tdbdn betfeen asti, iosta Ser
ra oIfoon fiitettp ia plistettp iiGiiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
SerIeb 9th, q. &.

"SpipenellG mielelld Sinua fiite-
tam Slunala Siionisla, ia iinulle
mafietaan Iupalis. Sbmeelliiesti ri.
M fiulet meitG ipanbursfatoesio,
aittuutenu1te Siimala. SinG faiffeifl
fmifaisten moan ia meren GGrten tir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
DIR. K E. Mullen
Hammaslaakari,
Postikonttoori rakennuksessa,
REDWOOD, =: MICH.
ON HUOMIOON OTETTAvAA HEI
NAN SIEMENTEN OSTAJILLEl

Myydaan nyt viimeiset halvalla ia
sis joutukaa saamoan hyvia siemenia.
Siemenet lahetetaan SANTANA paivana
kuhn tilaus tulee. Hinnat on seuraas
vat: Medium Red Clover $1,000 bus
sci, Medium Red Clover ia Timothy
sekaisin $3.50 bussel, Alsyke Valkia
kukka Clover ia Timothy sekaisin
$7.75 bussel, Temothy puhdas $500
bussel, sakki 35c.
Tehkaa tilaus %joutuin emme ilmoita
kauvan.
Osoite:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
DEMAND MUNITIONS
I'VE Refuse To Be Cannon Fodder -
Russian Soldiers Declare.

Petrograd. May 31.-"We will fight
but we refuse to be used as cannon
fodder or as manure for foreign
fields"
The delegates of the troops at the
front in session here today adopted a
resolution with that keynote. If there
is to be an offensive the troops must
have ammunition, the resolution as
serts. 1t says:
The Russian soldiers have been
fighting hitherto under conditions in
finitely worse than those of the allies.
The Russian soldier has had to march
almost unprotected against the en-
emy's bullets and break with bare
hands the barbed wire entanglemcnts
which the allies and the enemy pass
freely after artillery preparation.
Therefore, it is declared, the Rus
sian army must have ammunition to
maintain the principle the more metal
the less gun FODDER
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
A REAL CONFERENCE
Russian Called International Socialist
Meet Is Not German Inspired.

Petrograd. May 31.-The Russian
called international Socialist confer
ence will be held at Stockholm be-
tween July and 80. according to de-
cision reached by the soldiers and
workmen's council today.
Final approval of the date was left
to the Dutch International Socialist
bureau and the Berne commission.
The above conference is not to be
confused with the so-called ''inte:na
tional Socialist peace conference" del
egates for which are now arriving in
Stockholm and to which the United
States refused passports to Messrs.
! Berger, Hillquist and Lee. The first
Stockholm conference - that for
which delegates are arriving now
has been German-inspired and has
prospects of being entirely German
controlled. When this German scheme
to dominate the meeting became ap-
parent, Russian Socialists voted to call
true Socialist meeting, to which
representative Socialists of all nations
had been invited. Apparently it is to
this Russian invitation that the
French Socialists have sent their ac-
ceptance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
LEGAL,


the expense of the contractor. for others
which are proper and acceptable :. and on
failure to do this the Board may purchase
n the open market, and any loss arising
contractor SO falling. The determination,
In all cases, as to whether the articles re-
standard fixed in the Specifications or
schedule with the samples submitted.
shall be made by the Board and the chief
executive Officers Of the institutions for
be final.
Bids must be made upon the witnin pro-
posals. Disc cunts OF every kind should he
deducted and net prices only given The
price must be given in the proper columns,
III conformity with the denomination or
measure she wn. Bids must not be inclos-
ed IN packages containing samples
Zach proposal shall be accompanied by
sample OF the supplies proposed to be
! furnished, and in case of boots. shoes. and
other mated articles full mated pairs must
be submitted. Original labels must be left
on samples Bidders must attach TO each
sample card or tag, on which must he
plainly marked the name OF the sender
and the number and price of the article.
and all charges must be prepaid in full
The Board will not be responsible for SAM
remove their samples Samples of each
article upon which contract is awarded
VIII be retained by the Board and will not
Particular attention is called to this
foregoing specifications. as a careful read
ing of the same may prevent a large mum
Der of inquiries on points already covered
Duplicate specifications and schedules
! are furnished each bidder. one to be sent
! to the President of the Board. as above
provided, and the other to be retained nv
the bidder Such duplicates will be fur
nished upon application to the Presiden.
OF the Board of Managers. Memorial Hal,
1 Topeka, Kan.
BY order of the State Board of Mana
April %, 1917
J. N. HARRISON
President, Board OF Managers.
AGNES MICHAELIS, Secretary
Fl. r. WELLS, Treasurer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
North Side Neus

AS soon as the weather conditions
permit, the city will begin filling in
the three Garfield tennis courts, the
condition of which has been unsdtis-
factory for playing. According to
Commissioner Porter, the ground on
which the courts are built has been
, more or less of a city dump in paSr
years. IRE foundation of tin cans has
not proved a very secure basis for
level permanent courts.
Up to the present time the Garfield
courts have provided d rough play
ing surface, the city being unwilling
to complete them, and afterward have
them sink. But Porter promises thai
they will soon be in condition for real
tennis. A permanent clay or sand
surface Will be provided.
Some provision will be made for
care of nets. The nets have not al
ways been taken care of, and if not
removed at night they offer tempt
ing opportunity for thieves. A COM
mittee of the Civic club including J.
c. Snediker. w. NJ. G. Lane, R. r.
Baer and Fred Morns asked the city
to provide better care of the courts,
and also requested the construction OF
a new court. Porter declined to build
new one until the cid ones have
they promise to afford an attractive
form of summer amusement.
Word has been received here that
Dean Van Ness of Ottawa university,
had the honor Of being one of the 11rst
four men at Ottawa university to en-
list in a new platoon of Battery b,
which is being formed there. Battery
B is a Lawrence organization. Van
Ness is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Van Ness of this city, and when not in
school he makes his home in North
Topeka.
Social and Personal.
The, annual meeting of the Bethel
Chapel and Literary society of Elmont
will be held at the chapel Friday,
Victor council No. meets Thursday
evening at their hall, 1000 North Kan
sas avenue. The members will give 4
patriotic entertainment and several
candidates are to be initiated.
George Young returned from Law
renee in his motor car Wednesday.
Will Baker of the Graham Clothing
company spent Decoration day in St
Joe.
Mrs. c. c. Maze visited friends in
Ozawkie Wednesday.
Leon Dwyer left Wednesday for Old
Mexico on urgent business
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamblin, of Kansas
City are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs o. R. Marks.
Mrs. C. f. Gilman left this week for
Los Angeles, Cal, where she will visit
two sons who live there.
A. NJ. Petro, druggist.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Harmon have
returned from a few days stay in Kan
sas City.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church meets Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. c. Snediker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
w A m T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting WaRt Ads in The Topeka State
journal is 1 cent a word each insertion.
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents a
word minimum so cents.
COUNT THE WORDS of your ad includ-
ing four words for State Journal address:
when address Is used count each initial
letter and each number combination c.
figures word.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about coun ting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
journal.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be classi-
fled properly must be in The State Journal
office before IL 20 O'Clock. Want Ads re-
ceived after IL 20 till 1 III p. m. will be in
serted under the head: Too Late to Gas
sify."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
FOR RENT-HOUSEs


KANSAS AVE. 1550-S-room house mod
ern except furnace, being repapered and
refinished, excellent location, low rent.
Telephone s62.
Half block z. on 18th st. Modern Groom
Bungalow with privilege of buying on
reasonable terms Clarence Skinner. phone
$50.
FOR RENT-7-room house and y acre
garden in w. suburbs. blocks from
cars. So mo- Smith Agency, 523 Kan. Ave.
FOR RENT new Groom house, electric
lights. cistern, well and bath if wanted.
Dos jefferson. Inquire 223 Jefferson
FOR RENT-5-room modern cottage, 416
West 10th. Apply 1913 Topeka Ave.
Phone ISL.
STRICTLY modern s rooms, sp1endid re-
pair. 1928 Mulvane. $25. Phone 2724
Black.
FOR tRENT+-room cottage partly mod
ern. 1913 Harrison, Inquire 321 Harrison.
5-ROOM modern cottage. sleeping porch.
500 West 9TH. Inquire sol Taylor st.
FOR RENT-7-room house and barn. 913
West 9th. 2299 Blue.
MODERN Groom house. 205 western ave.
2f17 Blue $50.
91G WEST STH-6 rooms. s15. Phone 1896
Black
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
REL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


G. Kempe and wife to F. Kempe,
lot II north u 16 Tyler street S 1900
L. u. Gandion and wife to L. Il. Me
Andrew. interest in lot347 south y
40 Jackson street Observation-Disclosures. 1
L. B. McAndrew to A. Oldham. lot
H1ntoon's addition .............. 2,4o0
H. J. Mckinley to D. r. Paine. lots
472-4 Mulvane street, Elmhurst.... 1000
C w. Harlow and wife to I. c.
Whiteker, tract 36-11-15. 5000
F. Ross executor to A. Sage and wife,
W. f. Section and wife to A. r.
Vaughn, lot 1913 Clay street.
HOrnes addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NJ. McCray and husband to NJ. Me
Cray. lot 120 Western avenue ..... 1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
500 FOR So. 22S


blocks of state house, west side. almost
new 5-rm. house. modern except furnace,
oak finish and floors, fill cement base
ment east front, paved, reduced to S2,22o
until June 1. A real bargain.
COTTRELL CO, 107 E. It'll. Tel $50, 34Os
YOUR CHANCE is IN CANADA-RICH
lands and business opportunities offer
you independence. Farm lands, $11 to $50
acre; irrigated lands, S35 to $50; twenty
years to pay; $4,000 loan in improvements,
or ready made farms Loan of live stock
acre; taxes on Improvements. personal
property, or live stock. Good markets,
churches, schools. roads. telephones; ex-
cellent climate-crops and live stock prove
it Special homeseekers' fare certificates.
Write for free booklets Allan Cameron,
Canadian Pacific Ry., $50 Ninth ave-, Cal
gary. Alberta.
SUBURBAN
About acres, blocks car line, fruit,
berries, garden, some alfalfa. frame house,
rooms. porches, extra good cemented
cellar barn. poultry house. sheds. big els
tern All chicken Fence. Everything good
condition. Quick sale price. $1,000. Part
cash. J. L. Torrington, 100 w. 9th. Tel.
DDS.
1601 POLK ST.
sleeping porch for sale on easy terms or
will trade for smaller property and diff
ference. Phone 20sS Red.
332 LELAND, cottage, 5 large rooms. IS
TT front, fruit. garden. electric light,
close to school and car line a real bargain.
Phone owner, 2675 Red.
FOR SALE-Small cottage and lot rs
Morse ST. \. T., s315 and on terms. Smith
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-31
(Pubiished in The Topeka State Journal
May 81, 1919

Mayors Office, Topeka, Kansas, May Is,
There will be special meeting of the
Board of Commissioners of the. City of
MoRPday Il Is op the Of
hearing any and all complaints that may
be made as to the validity and fairness of
per their report on file in the office OF the
City Clerk of said City. on all lots, par
cells and pieces of ground liable for the
cost of Improvement by grading and paving
for the year 1917 in the City of Topeka,
Shawnee County, Kansas, of
roe street to the end of the present pave
ment just east Of Adams street.
Topeka Avenue from the north line of
Gordon Street to the north line of st.
Huntington Avenue from the west line
of Polk Street to the east line of Western
Avenue.
Van Buren, Street from the south line of
Euclid Avenue to the north line Of Tween
Fourteenth Street from the west line of
Polk Street to the east line of Western Ave
Eleventh Street from the west line OF Arch
Street to the east line of Norris Avenue.
Lincoln Street from the north line of
Fifth Street to the south line OF Willow
Avenue.
Alleys between Tenth Avenue Eleventh
Street. Tyler Street and Polk Street.
Topeka Avenue from the north line of
Fifth Street to the south line Of Four
Topeka Avenue from the north line of
Fourth Street to the north line of Fifth
Street.
Topeka Avenue from the north line of
Third Street to the north line of Fourth
Street.
Hampton Street to the south line of Tween
ty-first Street.
Huntoon Street TO the north line of Fiji
tenth Street
Laurel Avenue from the west line of
Woodlawn Avenue to the east line of Elm
wood Avenue.
Madison Street from the south line of
Euclid Avenue to the north line Of Seven
Park Avenue from the west line of Edge
wood Avenue to tie west line Of Linden
Seventeenth Street from the west line of
Madison Street to the east line OF Adams
Street extending north.
Huntoon Street from the west line of Col
lege Avenue to the west line of Grand
Avenue. except that portion already paved.
Gordon Street from the west line of Jack
son Street to the west line of Topeka
Avenue
denwood Avenue to the east line of Steph-
Park Avenue from the west line of
Greenwood Avenue to the east, line Of
Kendall Avenue from the north line of
Willow Avenue to the south line OF Ash
western Avenue from the south line of
Huntington Avenue to the north Zine of
Leland Street from the south line of
Third Street to the south line of Fourth
Street.
Second Street from the east line of Madi-
son Street to the east line of Adams Street.
Plass Avenue from the south line of
Huntoon Street to the north line Of Euclid
Avenue.
Fourth Street from the west line OF Clay
Street TO the west line of Buchanan Street
The Drive from the west line of Knox
Avenue TO the west line of Waite Street. all
in the City of Topeka, Shawnee County,
Kansas.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal of
/ the City of Topeka. Kansas, to be attached
this 18th day of May, 1917
Jay T.. HOUSE.
Mayor.
| Attest: ETA NJ COVELL-
tSeal.) City Clerk.