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Martens
Self-StyIed B0lsheyik AmbaSsa-
dor to {. s. Nabbed.
Adjudged in Contempt by Com
mittee Investigating Radicals.

New York, Nov. 15.-Ludwig c. A
K. Martens, who styles himself am
bassador to the United States from
the soviet government of Russia, was
arrested here today by deputy sheriffs
and corporal of the state consta bu-
larry. after he had been adjudged in
contempt of the joint legislative COM
mittee investigating radical activities
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K. C. N. RESUMES OPERATION
Only Freight Run To Clean Up Old
Shipments So Far.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov 15-Freight
trains were being operated today over
the Kansas City Northwestern rail-
road between Kansas City and Vir-
ginia. Neb. Passenger service has not
been resumed, it was stated at the Of
flee of the railroad here. The present
service is to clean up old freight
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SEE A BITTER FIGHT
National Grange Split on Issue of
Farmers Joining With H. C. L.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Nov. 15.-A
bitter fight was expected at today's
session here of the National Grange
over the proposal of Samuel Gompers.
president of the American Federation
of Labor. that the grange be repre-
sented at the labor conference in
Washington December 13.
The convention was definitely split
up on the issue of the farmers joining
with organized labor and divided
report is expected.
Every power on both sides has been
lined up for convention fight that
promises to be memorable
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MANY HUNT DEER and MOOSE
Fifty Thousand sportsmen Gather in
Minnesota Woods-Two Fatalities.

st. Paul, Mimi. Nov. 15.-Fifty
thousand hunters will seek deer and
moose in Nfinnesota's north woods dur
ing the season opening today. accord
ing to Carlos Avery, state game and
fish commissioner. Thousands of
hunters have been on the ground for
DAYS Many women have Joined the
ranks Deep snow will necessitate
snowshOe hunting in many localities.
Deer and moose are reported unusu-
ally plentiful in the northern recesses
Two men have been killed thus far in
the season, both being mistaken for
game
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MORE INDIAN SUMMER
Temperature Will Go Up to 60 De-
grees Sunday, Flora Asserts.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS: ::
Fair tonight and Sunday aud probably
Monday rising temperatures 'ss
The shippers forecast warns to protect
36 herr shipments north and west against
II Eers sssfature of 80 degrees east and south
against n Temperature of 35 degrees.
= FORECAST FOR NEXT WEEK: Gen
orally fair weather all week; temperatures
somewhat above normal forepart of week j;
nearly normal thereafter.
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The probable lineup:
AMES FANS CONFIDENT
Expect Team To Beat Aggics, but
Fear Huston's Tee.

Ames, Ia, Nov 15.-Iowa State Col
lege football fans expected their team
to win from the Kansas Aggies this
afternoon. Both teams were in good
condition. Huston, of the Kansas
team, was the man most feared by
Iowa because of his dropkicking
ability
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CHARGE DEPUTY A SPY
French Military Authorities Raid
Home of Parliament Member

Paris. Nov. 14.-Deputy Paul Meu-
nier was arrested today by military
authorities at AK En- Otre. charged
with having had intelligence with the
enemy. His residence was searched
in his presence.
Madame Bernain de Ravisi was ar
rested Friday. CHARGED with having
heldsinteiligence with the enemy Her
house was searched in her presence
and she was then taken to St. Lazare
prison.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATUREs:

Indian summer weather Is assured
at least until Monday evening. it was
forecast today by S. D. Flora, state
meteorologist. All that is nice in
weather that was not produced last
Sunday will be on the schedule tomor-
row. Weatherman Flora is paging
plenty of sunshine, rising temperatures
and wa rm south winds. The tempera-
U70nffnUed on Page Twol
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Prince of Wales at a Resort.

White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Nov. 15.-The Prince of Wales and
his suite arrived here today for
three-day stay.
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Shortage Acute in Indiana.
NEXT WEEK WARMER
Washington Forecast Promises Tenn
peratures Above Normal.

Washington, Nov. IS weekly
weather forecast:
Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys: Generally fair weather
southern L 1rtion: temperature some
what above normal early in week,
nearly normal thereafter; unsettled
north portion with occasional rains or
SHOWS; temperature somewhat above
normal early in the week, nearly nor
NAL thereafter
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FINDLAY AT C. OF C.
California Fruit Growers Secretary In
TopeIka Wednesday.

Paul Findlay, secretary of the Cali
fornia Fruit Growers association. viii
be in Topeka to talk at the Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday Moons
Findlay invented the trade name OF
Sunkist oranges and lemons and made
those products the standard of the
world for quality.
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BIG BLAST OCCURS!

as Yet Unavailable.
San Francisco, Nov. ia terrific
explosion occurred early today at the
Trojan Powder works near San Loren
20, Cal
Facts concerning the explosion were
unavailable.
The detonation ratified windows in
San Francisco, fifteen miles distant.
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WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Fair tonight and probably Sum
day; warmer.
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tContinued on Page Two.l
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wANTED-rEMAIE HELp.


WANTED-Girl for general housework
willing. to 60 to Junction City. Good
wages Must have references and be able
to cook. White girl preferred. Apply 1853
Fillmore. Late In the AFTERNOON.
WANTED-Woman cock SEQ mo-, board,
room and laundry; ehambeFmaid, $40
mo-. board, room; waitress. housekeepers.
kitchen help. Furmans Employment Of
flee, LOG West Sth.
GIRL WANTED for easy office work.
Southwest Press Clipping Bureau, Gi3
Jackson,
GIRLS WANTED at factory. Phone 300.
Kuehne Bros, North Topeka. Curtis and
Tyler.
WANTBD-Efrand girl at Miss Glen
Davis. Pelletiers
YOUNG LADY wanted to learn marking
and sorting. White Star Laundry.
WAITRESS WANTED at Mays Cafe, 524
Kansas avenue.
WANTED-Errand girl at Mrs. Campbeli's.
Crosby Bros.
" A n f D-Maid, steady employment
Fifth Ave. Hotel
WANTED-Female agents. JOG Z. 4th St,
Topeka, Kan.
GIRLS WANTEB. City Hand Laundry
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LOST AND FOUND.

~S~S$-@O~>~---~-~r>-|-->>
oCToRFR 10TH. 1919-strayed or stolen
from 30 f. Crane St, red pigS, mar
and female ANY informatien leaaine ~
their @reeovery will be literally reWarueu'
j. w. Mcmillan.
TOST-Oper face watch, dent in paeS'
black guard on state hospithl ear oe
tween : anil 8 80 p. m. yesterday evening"
call Red 4340. Reward.
+ rjssT-tf5Id watch, vicinity 3rd on Kan
sas. Monogram. wv E. l." reward
Phone 367T.
T-OST-S3O-Three tens. one five ana iouE
one dollar bills from the Topeka Sta1e
Rank to Orpheum Bldg Reward SlO. "
s. Busey, Topeka State Bank. ------.-
T.OsT-on country road between Tecnmseh
and Big Springs, one round gold breast
pin locket, with medal lnsiae:: "onosi "HA
Nv. X" Reward. Phone 1871
T1OST-Solid gold filgree bar pin, s0me-
where between 10th Clay and santa re
Offices Friday morning. Reward. fhohe
I0sT-On West It'll, sfh, 9th or state
house grounds, pair bi- glasses WIN
fastener attached. Tel. GU Heward.
TOST-GruCn wrist watch at Cages, sun
dav evening. Name engraved IN case.
Call 1891 X l. - -----------
T-OsTZ-S months Fox terrier pup,
biock and white spotted. Call 5e5B or
5554 w. Reward. ,,--------.-------,,-lAt r.
FOUND-An expert shoemaker; none peS
ter: few as good 4021s Z. 4th.
JOST-0he Persian white cat, Return te
4gs Ash street $500 reward =.
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PEEvED, STAGE RIOT
Milwaukee sheriff's Force Augmented
Following Free-Gor.All Strike Battle.

1Iilwaugee. Wis. Oct. 21.-The force
of sheriffs deputies today was in
creased to twenty-five and half a
dozen men were Confined TO their
homes with bruises and decorations as
a result of a free-for-all fight late yes
terday at the plant of the Cudahy
Brothers company between strikers
and non-unien men. About $50 men
participated, stones, bricks and clubs
being used as weapons. SIX men were
arrested after the melee. A court
decision against the striking meat cut
tiers union in a suit brought by
Cudahy IS said to have provoked the
disturbance.
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NEW OIL COMPANIES
Topeka, Wichita and Peabody Con.
Germs Land Charters.


Three oil companies with ca pitaliza-
lions. aggregatins 81. age, zoe, today Sc
cured approval efscharter applications
by the state charter board. One COM
pany, the Topeka Oil & Development
company. will maintain offices here
The company is capitalized for $780,
600
Among incorporators of the new
company are: Fl p. Mccullough,
Rossville; E. ]. Zirkle, Della; r. D.
James, Rossville;' J. H. Zirkie, Rich
land; r. p March, S. F.. Cebbs and
S. r. Hughes, Topeka. The company
holds a number of extensive leases
and options in shawnee County. Rep
ressntatives of the newly organized
company visited holdings near Ross
Vile this week.
other companies securing charters
today included; Peabody Petroleum
company. Peabody capital s920,oee.
Wichita; capital $3.50, OOo.o
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CITY SALESMAN

Good live salesman, well acquainted
can secure excellent agency contract. 10
REPRESENT us in the city of Topeka. Liberal
that makes sales easy. Previous experience
In selling insurance not essential. If capa-
BILE of getting the business and can furnish
satisfactory references call at once. Mer-
chants Life & Casualty Co.. Room 20,
Columbian Bldg. Topeka.
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SANTA FE NOTES.

Notes and persons from Santa Fe
by Franees Jones, Telephone $3.50.
Fireman william Poyser Of Emporia has
been assigned trial tripping with Engineer
John Kelley OF Topeka
Miss Ellen. Hutchinson, stenograp her In
the auditor OF disbursements office, is very
Ill at her home with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Feeger spent Sunday
in 81. Joseph, Mo.
Engineer and Mrs. 10 ,Caorey have re-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


r. +. Hanmett to ]. sherrett, sc. a
A F. lettings to L. c. Burnham, lots
Ss25,4-6-s Chester ave- .. W. Mo.. 600
L. ?. Miller T. NJ. Bunce, pit sw' q
& Marlin te NJ. Demboski, lots .e
sGg.T1 Van Buren, St, Curtis ado l'oVu
Shawnee Agency Realty Co to ). =
Alexander. lots 277-7S-T0 Quincy SIS o-z
Lakewood Park !, ; ;...;;,;. Oh"
/ q. Lieurance to W. II Lieurancse,
lot 3ss, n. 4 90, Garfield ave. B. q 4
T. : you Young to- ii. L. Young, lots 1876 j.,
19s jefferson st.; Ho nnhE,ns n q i
L. BaF # to 1 K HPPP otMi $500
H. NJ Glendenning to T. Owens lot . ion
% Quincy St. North Topeka; ii, ~ 4; = iV'
]. F. Taber to C. S. Smith, int. IN g,
lots 81 see II. pit. Sc. 14-11 y. ,,.;e
E. NJ jenkins to F. l. Pinet ad lot 40 1850
G. II; B9Tm p1Io TO b. b. '1iiee.s 5000
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OAKLAND NOTES.
Notes ana personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.


There's little girl in Oakland whose
mother is strict disciplinarihn The
other day they went TO a moving picture
theater. A small child in the seat in front
Of her began to cry and its mother tried
her best to persuade it to be Quiet. Little
BESSIE lsaned over and said to the mother
Try spanking your child. lady, that's the
way my mother stops me when cry
Ihe Plus Ultra class Of the Oakland
Presbyterl1n church will not meet Tues
day evening as formerly stated but will
meet Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs Peter lsaacson, 1S4 Oakland avenue
ings will be continued during this week,
under the direction of the pastor the Rev
j. Maekenzi e.s The confession of Christ
was made sunday evening
Mrs Edwards Isl Kellam avenue has
been called to Phlllipsburg. kan, by the
serious Illness of her mother VI
The S. o. D. H. eluh win meat Tues-
gay evening with Mrs Frank Golden, All
Sumner street.
Paints, 7. X Jonas Paint 70 A Az,
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the Civic club will hold a meeting
az the Community house this evening
followed by a musical program and
attend. sS
The Farmers Creamery company
VIII start remodeling their buildings
AT 1001-1002 Kansas avenue tomor-
row. Concrete floors and other up to
oate improvements viii be made The
machinery for the piaAt is expected to
arrive In about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs; f. NJ. Harris were
guests of honor last evening at the
entertainm ent given. by Anity lodge
ISL, K. Of P. and Pythian Sisters,
Amity Temple 1913, the occasion being
the celebration of the fiftteth year of
Mr.. Harris m EN- bership In the K of
p, lodge. After a short meeting of the
given:
Piano solo. Miss Robinson
Reading. Miss Freda Smith.
violin solo. Mrs Fred Sheuaberger.
Reading, Mrs. Baker
Address by Grand Chancellor W. c.
Moidl Of Kansas City.
Presentation by Amity Councillor
commander j. c. Snediaer of s5O<in
gold to Mr.. Harris from the members
of Amity lodge. r..
Short talks by members of the lndge
ended the program, after which re-
freshments were served. The meeting
was well attended.
Notes and Personals.
III. Wolf and family have moved
den street 49, - 4 ..5-.-s =
Mrs. Arthur Small and daughter.
Jessie Louise were entertained at
uncheon today at Peuetier's by Miss
Alice Evans.
Sherman George of Los Angeles, an
o1d resident of the Rochester neigh
6orheod, is visiting his sister, Mrs
john Harris, and other relatives and
old friends in North Topeka.
Miss Ruth Button of $40 Van Buren,
street has. returned from Denver, Col,
where she has been visiting friends for
a few dLys.
will Stein, who has been spending
the summer in Colorado, has come to
visit his parents. ME- and Mrs. John
Stein, of SIS Van Bafen street. during
the winter.
N. p. Settle OF pelfeyiile is visiting
his old comrade, T. n. Mcclure, for q
few days. Mr.. Settle is returning from
Columbus, O.. where he attended the
national encampments He was the
9nly one of his regiment. the 63rd In
diana, present.
ing the farm institute at Manhattan
today.
Mrs. Frank Simms is sick at her
home in Kansas avenue.
VT anu WIS. l.. raul are enter
taining Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Barber,
of Los Angeles. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carey, of San .Bernardiho. Cal,
at dinner this evening at their home
in Jackson street. Guests are also
asked in, for the evening,
Miss Veronica Allendorf. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Peter Allendorf, OF
els Topeka avenue and Joseph
Schutter, of East Gordon street, were
married this morning at 8 O'Clock at
st. Joseph's church. MF. and Mrs.
Schutter will make their home for the
present with Mrs. Schuter's parents at
dI9 Topeka avenue.
4. nj. Petro & Son, DFuggists.--AdV
Mrs. Ed Holman entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home in
Holman's addition in honor of Mrs.
Russell Barber, of Los Angeles, and
Mrs. Arthur Snail, Of Augusta, Kan,
who are visiting here. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Small, Mrs.
]. d. Pratt, Mrs. Hugh Alien Smith,
Jessie Louise Small and Mrs. Holman
Quests asked in for the afternoon were
Mrs. Lyons, the Misses Holman and
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,io5oI,s

:
FOR SALE-Buffet, bookcase, dining room
table and chairs, Refrigerator. 1425
buchanan. Phone White 255a.
ONE BED, cotton mattress land springs,
oak dresser aud chairs, sewing MACHINE.
Cali g14,
WANTEu 70 BUf- ii,iusehni., gauiis any
kiild. quality Ur quintiiy Warren tlS
10 =. ithi st. i'llniie lAs2.
FURNITURE FOR SALE at 2D11 W. 10th
Street. Phone White 1882
FOR SALE-Two gas and one wood heater,
a bargain. 210 West 18th.
FOR SALE--Good dreR=head sewing ma
chine at a bargain. 111S Monroe.
BOSTON FERN. gas burner for cock
stove. Blue 1901. 1900 Fillmore.
FOR SALE-Twe stoves like new. 1884
Kansas.
FOR SALE-Arorn cook stove. l&offe
Black 1892. HOO Monroe.
GAS RANGE. kitchen cabinet, dining tsbie.
Phone 63Sd j..
FOR SALE--Jewell heater. practically new.
HOG Brooks ave.
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FOR sALr-c1TY pRt,t.ERrY


ONE T-FOem house, hard wood finish. threa
piece bath, good barn, 156xde foot tot, old
shade, car line and paved street. Also
a Broom cottage same finish, 150xt0' foot
lot. car line and paved street. Call Black
1895 or see owner, 2029 buchanan st.
O. ROOM cottnge on w. 1jtk st. College
district, modern except furnace, good
condition. possession soon. $4,000. VIM.
Quail. COS Kan. Ave.
MODERN 10-rooIi house on Quincy ST.
= blocks from state house. Must be sold
VIM Quail. Kansas Land < Dev Co.. COS
Kan, Ave.
11S3 BQSWELL. entirely modern Groom
house, 2 lots anu garage, conveniently To-
Gated to ear line and college. Leaving city.
FOR SALE by owner. five room cottage.
three lots. some fruit, electric lights, gas
Tesms 4a5 Reno Phone 1926 K-3.,
THREE small houses, East Laurent st.
Hent SO per month. Price 5000 for all
three. Phone Ala.
FOR SALE-5- room cottage West side.
good location: small payment. Phone
1914 evenings.
ron SALE--d- room cottnge modern ex-
rept furnace. Phone 1862 for quick sale.
So 2j0B0.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

INvEsTMENT-It viii pay You good re-
turn and will increase in value each year.
Any amount from $500 up. Kansas Land
Il Dey. Co.. COS Kan. Ave.
FOR SALE OR RBNT-A good hotel in the
eeming oil Town of Kansas. Address r.
L. Dietz. Marion. Kan.
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turned to Emporia after several weeks
spent in the vest on their honeymoon trip,
Machinist lowell Dyal has gone to Nj
agara Falls on vacation trip. He Will also
visit friends in New Haven, Conn.
Engineer q. W. Bates has been Ill at
his home for the past week but is now
recovering. e
Mr.. Cecil Nicholson has returned to his
work In the general claim department. Mr.
Nicholson has spent two weeks vacation
in California
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Richardson have re-
turned from short time spent recently
In Valley Falls. Mr.. Richardson is employ
ed in the freight auditors office.
Engineer Glide Baird has returned to
his work at Emporia after spending the
week end here with his family
William N6fton of the IFJNchiue shojs Is
absent from his work because of illness.
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WANTS
MD MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADvFnT1sINt; RATES: rbe rate for
,useytinr Want Ads In The Topeka state
JolirhaIe Is / cent word each insertion
miniullln ID cent b. the week eeotS
word minimum 30 cents.
Cot1NT THE WORDS OF your ad. inyiud'
,,S foilr words for State Journal addFesas,
When ddlifess is used count each lnlLiaI
letter and each number or eomolna''oH "
figures as one word.
fTosfEt, HOUR: Want Ads to De
cISssified PROPERLY must be ~ The state
Journal office before 12;2U O'clock. W an
hs inserted under the head: "roo Late 10
Classify. s. -
OFT OF TOWN advertisements must oe
lccompanied with cash or check IN iun
ne ymept ~ the same Note the foregoing
III u-tsnstiona abohf counting the WORDS ana
the rate per word for The Topeka sta ;
.InlIfuaI =
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WANTED CARETAKER

to. live in rear of residences and look after
nlace in return Nor water, heat light, and
69InaEthrs for tive. man ana wife pkeferfed.
RepIy with reference. Address 2. b. s.,
care JouFnal.
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North Side Nel0s

Items for this column NAV be left at
1tyeitlt9's drug store or telephone Eleanor
5hfnball 1881 after 4 O'Clock. Other
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WANTED Firemen for institution so
f1is, beArl, room and laundry. DECK
butcher, $50 week. man and wife lnstl;;
tuition cooks $110 mo-, board, room, anu
laundry: barber shop porter, ,S1s week
night cook, SIS wk. farm hands, married
farm help; laborers, $40 day: machinists,
boilermakers, carpenters. Furmans LABOR
Agency, log West Sth. -.
WANTED-Man and wife without children
farm and Homework, good wages; farm
hands; butcher $50 week; firemen, sou
mo, board, H. room and laundry; man and
wife cooks; pertsrs; cooks, Kitchen help
100 laborers. Furmans Labor Agency,
1Gf West Sth.
WANTED-A few young men to sell goods
on Rock Island trims; also! a boy TO
work on platform, Apply Grier News
Stand, Rock Island station.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar to install hot
air furnaces. Lukins Bros. No. Topeka.
Kan, Phone 1880.
BOY with wheel for delivery aud mes
senEer service, Crane & Co, SIP KAN
WAKTED-A Steady man as guight fire
mau. Apply in person at the Topeka
Floral Cos, 25th and Kansas. 81.
WANTED-Man to stack alfalfa hay. r.
J. Bartel, 3T73 Nj.
WANTED-Boy with wheel. 531 Topeka
BOY with wheel for m, ssenger service.
Crane & Compang. 110-1t2 Il, sth.
WANTED-Two men or boys on Lilac
Dairy Farm. Phone 22oe K-a.
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P. R. FRANKLIN
>st. Clere, Kansas.
43 ACRES-S5,500

New buildings, room house. wash
Mouse, fine barn. COW she'd hog shed.
chicken house, school house near by. fine
Eater, 80 a; cult. 20 q, in wheat, bal pas
and a good buy, miles of railway station,
II miles Topeka Sale only. No trade.
H z. RICHARDS.
49, New England Bldg. Topeka. Kap
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wANTfA-MALE HELP.
Splendid Opportunity

xyapted-tHgo boys over 16. to learn the
ii+hographers trade advancement assured,
Re alive TO your future and learn this Wen
paving trade Apply to Foreman Litho'
ssnHALh LITHoGRAPHING co.
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WIDOW SAYS SELL

Her room home on Wet side. good
location, cement cellar. electric lights
city water. gas. 3 lots Oh corners old
shade. Price $4,000. $500 down,
balance on time.
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Paints, j. X. Jones Paint co.-Adv.
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Ihe Civic club will hold a meeting
a. the Community house this evening
Ieilowed by musical program and
attend. ~
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Inc Farmers Creamery company
VIII start remodeling their buildings
AZ 1OOl-1Oo2 Kansas avenue tomor-
row. Concrete floors and other up to
date improvements will be made. The
machinery for the piaAt is expected to
arrive in about three weeks.
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LAWN MOWERS sharpened. factory. ma
chine prdcess Howard Machine shops.
Phone 1877
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TyPEw RITERs.
ENTERTAINING.
MUSICAL
OIL LEASES

STILL HAVE some desirable oil leases in
for Ed Gordon at the Chesterfield hotel
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MEDICAL
rloTpxs FRAMING.
MACHINE SHOPS

FRAMtNti. regil,itnR mat milking, ls6unt.
Ing done by Sullivan Art Store. i22 t2sssv s.
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