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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-08

Friends of Roy Boast, manager of
Dibbles North side grocery, are urg-
ing him to run for park commissioner
at the city election next spring. A nSO-
ton to support Boast as park commits
sioner was made by Fred Buechner at
q recent meeting of the North Topeka
Civic club, Buechner suggesting that
the Civic club back Boast for the Of
flee. 1t was decided that as the club
is not political organization and does
not take sides on political questions it
would be unwise for it to become
identified with such a movement.
There is little doubt. however if Boast
is a candidate. but he will be backed
by the members of the Civic club as
individuals.
The lack of improvements in Gar
field park and use of this parks fund
for the Improvement of other parks
has, for a number of years, been a
bone of contention between the citi-
zens of North Topeka and the park
commissioners. With a North Topeka
man in office this condition of affairs
would be remedied, it is believed by
citizens of the North side. On this
point only do North side citizens COM
plain of the work of the park commits
sioners.
Mr. Boast said he has not decided
to become a candidate for the office
been urged to run by friends from all
over the city. Whether he becomes
candidate or not. Mr.. Boast declares
he stands for fair play for all parks
in the city.
The dedication of the Seaman rural
high school, comprising nine districts,
which took place last night, was a
practical demonstration that all the
advantages of a fully equipped and
competently managed high school may
be enjoyed by children of the rural
districts as well as by those in cities
The Seaman high school. located on
Rochester road, was completed this fall
with electric lights, city water and
every thing found in the up-to-date
city high school. and is ready to teach
any course taught in city high schools.
Prof. 9. V. Williams, federal director
of vocational training, who was one of
the speakers of the evening, said that
Seaman school had secured a greater
percentage of federal aid in equipment
than any other school of its size in the
state. and he said this was due to the
untiring efforts of Fred Seaman, prin-
cipal of the school, and for whom the
school was named by a unanimous
vote of the pupils. Mr.. Seaman Is as
sisted by d competent staff of six in
structorS and has the backing of an
able and enthusiastic school board.
The building was crowded during
the evening. the inspection by visitors
beginning at 5 o'clock. The entire
building had been swept and garnished
for the occasion by pupils of the
school, who devoted all day Monday to
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MALE AND FEMALE


OPPORTUNITY for an active, ambitious
man or woman to secure agency for old
line Health and Accident Insurance COM
any. Liberal policies; low cost: part or
full time agents wanted. Write call in
person. National Casualty Co., room 200
Central National Bank Bldg, Topeka. Kan.
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE PANSY PIN with diamond center
cannot possibly mean as much to finder
as to owner whose mother wore 1t for thir-
ty years. Please return and receive reward.
1905 Clay. Phone 5473 J.
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LOST AND EouNn.

n. b. ARNOLD found watch on Kansas
ave. sidewalk. Call at his office, S21 N.
kansas ave-, prove property and pay for
LOST-The way to see while New York
Sleeps"
LOST-Large white Angora cat near 18th
and Tyler. Call a.
FoUND.aThe way to see while New York
Sleeps"
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North Topeka News

Items for this column may be left at
PetrO's drug store. or telephone Eleanor
KimbalI, 1891 after o'clock. Other
hours. $3.50.
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Observation-Disclosures


WE PAY the highest price for cast-off
Us a card or call Gordon Bros. Loan Of
flee, 400 Kansas ave Phone 1079.
WANTED-Book Of knowledge, Brittanica.
18th edition: Harvard Classics, sectional
bookcases: schooIbooks. Pendry's Book
store, lis West Sixth furnishes any book.
new or used).
POULTRY wANTED-E. {. wise, 1127
Kansas ave.
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The play, paddle Your Own
Canoe" which was to have been given
by Helena Chapter, o. E. S., Friday
evening, at the Community house, has
been postponed, owing to illness in the
family of one of the actors.
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NOTICE
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that on November
Fifteenth, Nineteen hundred "a. and twenty twenty
of State of the State of Kansas, to the
PREFERRED LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY TOPEKA, KANSAS,
a corporation with authority and power to
engage in the business of making insurance
on the lives Of individuals and every as,
surance pertaining thereto or connected
Herewith, and to grant, purchase, and dis
pose of annufties and endowments OF every
kind and character whatsoever; to make
against personal injury, d1sablement or
death, and against loss, liability or accl-
as this notice is published for four weeks
successfully, as required by law, the books
of said corporation will be opened for the
and will be kept open until all of said
stock 10 sold; that Clyde w. Miller. OF
Topeka, Kansas; W. J. Miller, OF topeka
sas; James Allen, of Chanute, Kansas; J..
t. Hussey, Of Topeka, Kansas. are the
directors OF said corporation.
Clyde w. Miller Topeka, Kansas.
viii J. Miller, Topeka, Kansas.
Isaac w. Jones, Topeka, Kansas.
James Allen, Chanute, Kansas.
L. L. Hussey. Topeka, Kansas.
First published in The Topeka state
Journal. Wednesday. November II, 1901
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that we will on
Saturday afternoon at L o'clock p: M: Dec.
40 Quincy street. Topeka, Kansas, sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, the personal
property and effects Of w. c. f. Reichen-
Fifty shares Topeka Mutual Ice & Cold
Storage Co. stock; shares Upper Glades
Development Co. stock, Lake Worth, Fla;
1859 shares st. Lueie Farm and Produce Co.
stock. Stewart, Fla; number Of shares
of stock in several other corporations;
number number Of articles o. 5eETeiry; bedsteaas
vacuum cleaner: 1 carpet sweeper; wash
stands; china cabinet: ! hall tree; 1
graphophone; large lot of paintings and
pictures; lot Of curios; a large lot OF
mems wearing apparel; kitchen furniture,
cooking utensils; glass ware; table ware;
goods and furniture too numerous to men
ton.
sale will be held in a. warm room.
o. J. WOOD and FRANK L. STURGIs,
Executors.
Journal. Wednesday. Dec. 8, 1921
State Of Kansas. Shawnee County, IS.
Wolford. late Of Shawnee County, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
. Sot If Is HEREBY gfn i on te the Sn5s nd
shawnee county. Kansas. duly appointed
wolford. late Of Shawnee County, deceased.
All parties interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. A. II. PURDY,
Administrator
Published in The Topeka State journal,
December s, 1920
Office OF the City CLERK.
Topeka, Kan, December g. 1920
PAVING NOTICE
Notice il hereby given that Monday, Jan
nary 10, 1921, il the last day on which TO
file petitions for the construction of paving
in the City of Topeka, Kansas. for the
fseaLI ETA II. covELL, city Clerk.
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-By young man with artificial
leg, attending night school, place to
work for board and room. w. B. R., care
Journal
WANTED-Position in hardware store as
clerk or manager, fourteen years exper-
ience. Can give best of reference. 81. +. c.,
care Journal.
BOY SCOUT free employment bureau can
supply you with competent Ooy paIp
Call at 100 Ea Sixth st or phone 44O
EXPERIENCED typist desires work which
can be done at home. Phone 1868.
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the work. Before the program be-
gan at 8 o'clock, coffee and dough-
nuts were served the company.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


]. d. Mullin to 7. NJ. Cannedy, lots
44-6, Oak St, Morris sub. 1
c. A. Brodie to 7. F. Doran. lots 60
to GO, Linn St, lots 17-1S, California
ave, Linwood Heights add. 1900. 1
G. NJ. Claudy to c. C. Claudy, lots
17-1S, California ave. lots CO to &C,
Linn st.. Linwood Heights add. 1
A. p. Wells to same, same. 1
l. Brodie to same, same: -.:..-;.... 10
pit lot "a, Woodlawn ave, Potwin.
c. c. Clludy to 7. +. DOran, lots 63
to 66, Linn st. 17-1S California ave,
LinwoOd Heights add. 1
R. Russell to W. Russell, pit NV. u
]. Heberer TO ]. E. McGiffin, lots 46.
pit. 40, Crane St, Pleasant VAL
c. Strauss 70 W. Strauss. u int. in
lots 3S1-s3, Polk st, Watts add. 1
A. q. Schneider to T. II. Happe, lots
440-51-3. West st, Elmhurst. 49,. $50
A. Il. Wells to c. c. CIaudy. lots II
is. California aye, lots IS to 66,
Linn ave, Linwood Heights......-. 1
l.. Brodie to same, same. ......,.... 10
Cranes add. 49, 49, ~ ,52s.o s
NJ. A. Neiswender to W. Child, pit.
lots 11-12-14. Jackson St, King, Hay
wood & McFarlands add. ......... $500
X. Manuval to C.. F. Real, lot 4.
Clearinghouse replat of Edge
wood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1
L. b. Williams to A. G. Schneider,
=. ammo, tt; in sec. 22-1s- 1e. -. $500
Trust deed-W. d. Owen to W. d.
owen, see record Observation-Disclosures. 1
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WANTED-SALEsMEN

INSURANCE statesmen = Experienced
health and accident Work in Topeka
for a we'll established company. Salary and
commission paid. Call between and 0
a. m. or 4 80 to 5 80 p. m C. A. Hetrick,
Room go, New England Bldg.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-MISCELLAN
10000 FEET. native dimension lumber.
Cheap. Jess Willard, 6a5 Buchanan.
Phone Black 255s
PENDRY'S BOOKSTORE, lis West SIXTH,
only exclusive bookstore in Topeka. Any
book, new or used Liberty bonds, auto
mobiles, farms or city residences accepted
for worthwhile books.
FOR SALE-Watches, clocks, diamonds,
jewelry, cut glass and silverware- Arm
strong Jewelry Co. 429 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Smith Buck Board complete.
Driven about weeks. at a bargain. Full
lerton Bros. Co, 713 Kansas Ave.
HONEY! Pure Colorado extracted honey
for sale. 10 pound pail, S2S5. pound
pafi, $145. Phone 5165-J.
FOR SALE-Piano, two violins and daven-
port, S1-0O 81 East 5th. Call between
FOR SALE-A lady's black suit, size IS.
Call for Mrs. Funk at 217 East 9Th after
5 p. m.
$500 SILK PLUSH fur trimmed Iady's
coat, never been worn, $500. GIL Tyler.
Black 2460.
FOR SALE-Saddle. cheap. good condition.
Phone Black 5152.
FOR CHRISTMAS-Real Indian baskets I;
right from camps. 1864 Lane.
FOR SALE-Baby buggy, $40. 634 Monroe
ST
PORCH FOR SALE 20 feet long. Phone
1872 Black.
FOR SALE-1OO,Oe0 tickets for while New
York Sleeps"
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OTICE on APPOINTMENT-

State of Kansas, Shawnee County. IS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Spencer
Patterson Rowley, late of Shawnee County,
Kansas
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FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Four- room Emodern cottage,
hard pine finish, newly decorated. lots,
fine shade pears, peaches, cherries, grapes
and Strawberries. Price very reasonable.
1926 West. Phone 81.
PRICE reduced from 81, 800 to $4,000. Eight
room modern house, all in fine repair and
everything complete; good neighborhooo
Phone $3.50 J.
FOR SALE-Five-room house. first class
condition, close in. Immediate posses
sion: owner leaving. ]. f. Blair. phone 100.
LANE ST 1863, for sale, trade or terms
rooms and barn, IA lots. Possession IN
30 days. Call go.
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CLOSE IN-5-room cottage, $1.700,
between Sixth and Tenth streets and
Kansas avenue and the railroad. Good
bargain. Also close in East of avenue,
8 rooms, all modern, for only $500.
WEST SIDE rooms, well located,
$1,000. Z rooms, all modern but bath.
barn, lots. $1,000. Ask for what
you want. We probably have it.
COTTRELL CO.
112 West Sixth. Phone 340s.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice IS hereby given that on the 9Th
signed was, BY the Probate Court Of Shaw
nee County, Kansas, duly appointed Ex-
ecutor of the estate of Spencer Patterson
Rowley, late of Shawnee County, deceased.
All parties interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly. IDA NJ. ROWLEY,
Executor
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LEGAL

~~0l~-~~@~~~~-~N~~-TN-~~>@~N~ = =.
[ First published in The Topeka state
journal, Wednesday. Nov. Ii, 192O.l
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NEPESTA. COLO.

100 acres of Arkansas Valley land, 156
shares of water, good Improvements. rms
is my home and as | am getting too old
to take care of it will sell it to you ABOUT
on YOUR own terms Write me or come and
see, 1t will please you. snap.
s. G. RAKESTRAW.
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LEGAL.

First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Wednesday, Dec. s, 1901
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FOR RENT-GARAGEs

GARAGE FOR RENT. 20x4O it,, rear of
lot, 919 Kansas ave Also rear of new
Santa Fe general office building; walls
and floors cement, electric lights. water,
etc, large enough for 6 cars. Could also
be used for work shop, storage. etc. Vacant
Jan. !. Call ut Col e. 4th st. Phone Clio.
STORAGE-24-hour Service. Fire-proof
Building. THE TAFT MOTOR CO.. AT
Jackson.
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WANTED-TO RENT

Wanted by responsible people. fur
nished house or apartment.
either temporary or perma-
nent. Guaranteed excellent
care. Three adults, no cats
or dogs. Phone 254O.
BY JAN. 1ST, five or six room modern
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SANTA FEE NOTES

Notes and personals by Mrs. H.
WadleiEh. Phone 1852 XII or $3.50.
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FE NIMORE MOVING
TYPEwRTTERs.

TYPEWRITERS Of all makes new and r.
built Agency for the New Royal Type
writer and Victor Adding Machines Sup
pies-Re9airs. Phone 222 Western type
writer Co. go Kansas ave. Topeka kan
ALL STANDARD MAKES Sales OF rent
Repairs oy factory trained mechanics.
We lead others follow CRANE & COM
PAfY- % years In business.
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BY JAN. 1ST, five or six room modern
house. Also double house or apartment,
one side furnished and one unfurnished /;
good references. White 2472.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Large south room, strictly
modern, suitable for one or TWO gentle
men. two blocks from state house Phone
1914 ninfr
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office OF the City CLERK.
Topeka, Kan, December 8, 1920.
PAVING NOTICE
Notice il hereby given that Monday, jan
nary 10, 1921, Is the last day on which TO
file petitions for the construction of paving
in the City Of Topeka, Kansas. for the
fssaLI ETA n covELL, city Clerk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-05
Western Association

rom SMITH May launching hts
attn btuWright errors tn tho urst In.
ming Fort Smith today took the mira
end dcciding came NJ tho Hcrioa win
Downright
The s,ufe.
pfumtlCht ...,........... .. 6Na Oon 600 q
Fort Smith ........... 400 oil 90,
Wright tiaIg and Moore
bodeun aud schmidt
ENID. May t.-Milter held Enid 10
thrce hite today and Dkmulgee arored "
shMiohi tho count being TO o
The score n A A.
okWulgoN .....,.,. ogo O0g 900 p
Enid ......... nOO o0h ooo
batteries Miller aud Ftumm. Al,
cure and Lamb.
HENHNBTrN. May i-Chiclnsha va.
unable TO solve the myrtrrtsn NJ Adams.
hurting today ana ucpfyotta won the l.st
game ot the sefies to 1.
The score n ~ A.
Lhlrkaeha .,......., 600 0iO O0N--i 2
h'hiA"ita ..ss,..ts. .lt0 0n0 ot0-g
rAWHuskA, May tn q pitchers.
duel springfield won from pAwhuska nv
the close score of "a o here today,
The score. u ~ A.
NF.anh.,'ln '''ssss' ss''sssss..t...-l 2 2
Bstteries--Jones and Comes. Hafle and
Palmer.
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T0day's Lineups
Gypsy.

The oil baseball league got away
TO a good start with an exciting and
interesting inaugural sctto in which
ToNuCo noscd out Garter I to 3 In
a late rally at McNulty park yester-
day afternoon, before a goodly opon-
ing day throng.
Tho combat was preceded by a
parade in which Texaco also carried
off the honors with numerous trucks
and Conveyances in line. The o. 7.
x. corporation also made natty
appearance in their new rcgalia.
Barnes and Humphrey proved a
commendable supporting cast for
Dunlap's efficient mounding. Overs
misplays, a weird throw and tumble
being the sole crevices in the Texaco
defense Barnes single in the pen
ultimate chapter drove in Suttle
with tho winning marker while the
keystoner also featured the fielding
portion with a clever capture Of
Crawfords drive in the initial
stanza
Dean rambled right along with his
rival boxman but his mates faltered
at critical periods Powell braced
the squad when he took his place
behind the bat Crawford's capture
Of Suttle's swipo was the ovcrshad-
owing feature Of the TcXaco tribe.
Scheduled for this afternoon at
McNulty park Is - spat in which
Cosden and Gypsy contingents clash.
which brings back memories OF last
seasons milling. Cosdcn won the
City league pennant for the first
half Of the season and Gypsy an
nexed honors for the second half.
As the post season mix never mater
ialized partisans Of both clans claim
the honors.
Tho
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Oilers Open in Northern Half
of League Today With Omaha

sweet looking pitching stan and
strengthened by the addition of two
new outfieldcrs. should battle with
Joplin for the last position In the
tirst division
Dos Moiuos. Sioux CITY and Okla
homa city have not shown much
The former looks to have tho best
chance TO finish sixth, because the
capable Jack CoffcN is az the head
Of the club Sioux CITY has much
latent talent, carrying an especially
heavy attack, but the Sioux are woe
fully lacking In team play. Just rs
they were last year. Oklahoma city
hasn't B real star with the exception
NJ Howard L!ndimore. and thojr
much Naultcd pitching etaff has
failed TO deliver as expected. CeCu
Griggs. utility man has been re-
leased and tho Indians are scoking
an outfleldcr and another pitcher.
Jim iarko a really splendid pitcher.
will join the club In the north and
his addition Will be a big hclp-but
about seven more good players are
needed before the Hollands could hc
figured ss pcnnant Contendcrs.
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The Turf
VT LEXINGTON
llesnlts Yesterday

Results Vest er,la,
FirN race. SIX furlonRs Opportunity
1pteNerl trst iulluN tLunStordl second a..
Rhly Joe. CTaUoD thtfd. Time IA 3.b
ina wood. Buck wilkes. Oron4o spear
lene, Csrawsy siso ran.
longs Aphie Dear Connolly frat Miss
fontaine. tMurrayl second, Mary Jane
Baker, uunsiordl third Time 81. MAY
Flower Cour DE Fou, he sure. -Four Loaf
also ran.
Third tsoe sis turlonE. Frederick Tho
u.unsfordD second san Rch. Connolly
third. Time, IL Surplice also ran
Fourth race. mile and HSteenth--Cott-
land. tConnolly first, Fcggy G.. CKen-
Time J." 80 Mineral Frank p. also
Tiuh race. four Recommendations
tSmall wood first, Uncle Volo. tLunsfordi
second smoke screen. Murray third
Time. ~ '.S. United Verde. MONSOON.
valet. Black pennant. Ronriaal, Gang
way. Easterside also ran.
sixth race mile ana eiStocnth Poilu.
tLykeD first; Little string. tLunsfordJ
second Philistiue tStacD third. Tims
! h' Mario kappold, Hgh Gear. Hope
''l Weipland Pondefosa also ran
MAID tLunsford) first Lucky X, u4una.
t9,dl second nahablsh II, tTayior)
Hcthel Hnl Taniao. Emsnsls also ian
Entries To-day.
First race, pis furlonEs--Eye wInker
lol Spectacular GIrl, loi Loule A. loo
b,,oonSyllle. li2i Humme, ne. Waterford.
~ James roster lls hyrne tlb, Duke
son, III John. it, i2o, Vision, ii2, Lady
sweep % Cir John Nergne, ia Vioi,
Park loli Lillian @, io7. Madras cling
Second race. four ana one half IN,
iongs-Held tr, io7. Get En- no. Lima
-ilo. Tom Norris 49, undine i12. ToJn
Roach, ilb; The Englishmsn. iIb'
Thitd race, ak furlongs-Mlla pazic
ios' Hlue Paradise, lit, Viva America
Fourth race. four and one. haif rtr-
longs-Ben Bolt, 10; Ace High. ITO. ny
Ginger. llo judge Budrow. ii0. Greater
Fitth race, mile md halt.-IegaL los.
Sands or piearurs l0g. Pas,orenu ioS
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DISMISS DUNLAP CASE
Philippine Accused Of Beating His
American Wife Freed When
Ho Enters L. 8. Army.

Dismissing the charge of assault
with a deadly weapon filed in dis
trict court against Refino u. Dumlao
In which the defendant was accused
of beating his wife at their home IN
Piatt In February, closed this case
the defendant having Joined the
army and his wife secured divorce
Dumlao. "A PHILIPPINE. for several
years with the constabulary of tha,
island married an American girl
and was living at Piatt when the
abuse which the woman specified in
her divorce petition began. He left
her and later returned and beat her
over the head with "A club. then dis
appeared He was arrested some
time later, and the charge OF assault
was filed against him, but as the
wife secured a divorce and Dumlao
agreed to enter the army, the case
was dismissed.