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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-18
OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
Wndleigh.i Telephone 1852 XII.

Mrs. Cora Sterdley, Of Fort Madison. Ia,
spent Friday the guest Of Mrs. NJ T. KEEL
scy. AFTER avenue.
Mrs. W. \. Cloud, of Kansas city, ar
rived Thursday to visit her sister. Mrs.
G J. NciSwcnder and Mr. Neiswender,
After avenue.
Mr.. J. H. Newell, Of IIerington. Kan.
spent several days visiting his parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. ChaS Newell Forest avenue.
Miss Juanita Ames. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. II. y. Oakley and Mr..
Oakley. AFTER avenue. has returned to her
home I'm Coucordia. Kan.
Mrs. J. y. Saylor, Wabash avenue will
return Monday from an extended trim tn
81. Louis, Galesburg, Ill, and Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs James Meredith, Of Nc
Louth, Kan, are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. VIM Sleeper and Mr. Sleeper, Oak
land avenue
The Rev. and Mrs. J. S Swogger and Mr..
Glenn SwoEger. who have been visiting
Mrs Swogger'S parents. Capt and Mrs.
J. \. Neck at Idana, Kan. motored home
this evening They were accompanied by
Capt and Mrs. Meek, who will remain here
for a visit.
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
WadleiEh- Telephone 1862 XII.

The Thursday Evening club met Thurs
day evening at the home of Miss Petree,
were; Mrs. Elmer Stitt, Mrs. John Dooley,
Mrs Geo. Kelly, Mrs. Upton Irwin, Jr.,
Mrs. Marvin Burge. Mrs Elmer Harris,
Mrs VIM. Finch, Mrs Margaret Heather
ington, and Miss Anna johnson.
Mrs. Willard Starr, Twss avenue. was
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening by
the following members of the Naomi Re
beccah lodge No. %: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
Wehe. Mr.. md Mrs. Geo. Heron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Audrey Snyder, Mrs. Il. q. Baird,
Mrs. Jessie Ferris, Mrs. VIM. Shamberg,
Mrs. Chas. Swearingen, Mrs. Henry Lang
Mrs. /. VI. Orner, Mrs. Gertrude ITerriot,
Miss Ethel HerriOt and Miss Catherine
Gordon.
Mrs. IL. G. Walker. Quincy street. will
leave soon to visit her sister, Mrs. ]. w.
IKempton and Mr.. Kempton, of Poplar
Mrs W. T. Neal and children, Fast
Sixth avenue. have returned from Melvern
Kan, where they spent three weeks visit
ing relatives.
Mrs carl Yocum aud children, of New
ton. Kan. have come to visit Mrs. Nocums
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Mattingley,
Republican avenue.
Mrs: a. y. Watts. Emmett street Mr.
and Mrs Fred Chambers, and Mrs Mabel
Hurgctt of Port Jervis, y. y. spent
Thursday in North Topeka the guests of
Mrs. c. W. Paddock and Mrs. Ella Brown,
Mr.. Jesse Smelscr. Clay street, who has
hccn III az Stormont, hospital has been
taken 10 MS nome MT SmelScr Is Tor
mer resident OF the East side.
Mrs. II. J.. Miller. Grattan street, will
leave Sunday for Treece. Kan. to visit her
daughter, Mrs Forrest Boone and Mr..
Boone.
Mrs Martha Fulton and her grand
daughter. Leola Eyth, Seward avenue, have
gone 10 Enterprise, Kan, to spend the
tummcr.
sir. clyde Freeman has gone to Lincoln.
Ncb.. to spend the summer visiting his
uncle. Mr. Robert Eyth.
Mrs. L. +. Eyth seward avenue. and
Mrs. II. +. Freeman have left for an ex-
tended trip 10 California.
Miss Gretchen Freeman is spending the
summer In Junction City visiting relatives
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BIG SHRINER SEND-OFF
Hundred Members Tmplorcd Delegates
to Bring Shrine Back With Them.

hundred members 1mDlOTtu DShNShuSS
to Bring Shrine Back With Them.
The Topeka Abdallah Shrine clubs
committee, en- route 10 Portland, Ore,
to defend Topeka's petition before the
charters and dispensation committee
of the Imperial Council. left Thursday
night at o'clock over the Union Pa
cific.
At the time of the trains arrival
more than 100 members of the club,
wearing their fezzes, gathered to bid
goodbye TO their representatives: No
bles James f. Thomas Clement w.
Seeley. George W. Stansfield and A.
+. Brown The send-off was a COM
plete surprise and by hasty arrange
ment an improvised song was sung by
the cheer party to the tune of Long,
Long Trail" as follows:
We've been n long long time a-waitin'
To get n Shrine in our town.
Now you're on the way to Portland
Don't let EN- turn you down.
Wen have a long long night Of waitin'
Until we hear what you do.
So don't forget to come back home
And bring Il Shrine with you.
The cheer of the Topeka club went
across with a will:
To-To-To. Pe-PePe, Kaw-Kaw-
Kaw, Topeka, BONE-DRY.
Noble George Stansfield was ac-
companied by Mrs. Stansfield and if
his health improves they will make an
extended tour of the Coast.
Topeka will be apprised quickly of
the result of its shrine petition" said
Noble Seeley, and 1 sincerely hope
and think that the reply will be fav-
orable."
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SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
WadleiEh. Telephone 1852 K-I.

Mr.. Arch Miller, Mr.. VIII Dwyer, Mr..
a House. and Mr. Chas. Laird. all OF the
round house, have returned from u fish
Ing trip 10 Osawkie, Kan
MIS-. Mary Palmer, of Pentwater Mich,
NIL arrive Saturday to visit her brother.
MT {. w. Keiser and Mrs Keiser
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helm have gone to
Manitou. Colo. to visit Mrs. Helms par
ents- MI Helm will return in a week. but
Mrs. Helm VIII spend the rest of the sum
mer visiting her parents. Mr.. Heim Is
offiCe.
Miss Laura L. Newman is new ON
Pl"ye In the auditor of disbursements de-
partnent Of the general offices
Miss Lily oslund, of the general claim
Everett. Wash.
Mr.. Samuel r. Robertson has resigned
his position in the auditor Of dishurse-
Okla.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

A>~~-~----~->---~---->|>- ~->~~r>~->---~N
OAKLAND snaps. Michigan, lots,
rooms barn 81, 100. Winfield, lots, q
rooms, barn. $1,000. Winfield, lots, 6
rooms, dandy place, S2.500. Reno, lots,
: rooms s., GOO II. A. Shull. Phone 42i9.
200l CLAY-Six corner lots. S-room house,
good barn fine shade and fruit Owuer
orders sold. Make offer. H. A. Shuh.
Phone 42i5.
SUBURBAN two acre tract, all kinds fruit,
good Groom house. chicken and brooder
houses; all garden land. Price $3soO0-
Phone 2426 NJ.
SUBURBAN home 6 rooms, lots, i'm
mediate possession. PAYMENT plan.
See me for any kind of suburban you
want. H. A. Shul. Phone 4245.
For SALE-A six-room house. strictly
modern. Inquire of owner. 512 f. 9th.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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f. W. Campbell TO T. J. Campbell
pit. lots 91-3 Kansas ave, North
L. d. Whittemore to L. II. Hall. lots
20-22-24 Boswell ave, College HILL. 5000
/. Shideler to X. Diameter, NV a
5J-l5-l2 .:.....'.,.. ..;...-.'.I.:-
pit. 1862 buchanan St, Horne's
n. u 4oa Morris ave, 5. s B. add. 400
W. Morrisey to L. Brioude, lot 131,
Adams St, Holidays add.......... 1000
II. Wilson TO A. Brogden, lots 36 to
AZ. Sth ave, Pinehurst. .........-... 1
Jackson St, North Topeka. ......... 500
c. f. Lagerstrom to J. Malone, lot
219 pit. ~ Clay St, Hornes add. 1
4. L. Mcmillan to A A. Schmidt,
lots ;E34 to 342 Davies St, lots 3;3
to 341 Burr St, w. L. & L. Co.'S
J. G Buford to 6 Forbes. see rec. 800
l. 9. Lieurance to 7. +. Stations. lot
III. :. y 10 Van Buren, St. Walnut
II. W. Nelson to NJ. L. Elliott. lot 112
pit, 10, 18th ST., TROOPS Bird add. $500
II. Il. Tulley to G. +. Challecombe,
lot 800 pit. Ga Tyler St. Curtis add. 125
52-4 Garfield ave, Ttmrston Pi..., 1000
N. L. Subway to II. f. Shumway,
lot G, blk. 10, and lot II, College
J. T Bell to j. Il. Corkili. lot 36G, 5.
y CT Western Observation-Disclosures. 80
L. J. Callahan to NJ J. Shankle, pit. Sc.
1-12-13 Observation-Disclosures. $500
NJ. II. Huber to +. ]. Simmons. pit.
lots 1880 Locust St, Neale's add. 225
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June IL, lHEO.
NOTICE TO CUT WEEDS.
You are hereby notified to cut and
destroy all noXious weeds growing upon
the following described real estate and in
the streets and alleys in front of or abut-
ting thereon, TO wit
1916
Buskins, James H, tract 1919 in 5-12-1a.
Collins & Relihan, tract 1926 in 5-12-l6.
Adams, Arthur, Center 42lR It. of f. 1929
TT; of lot 25 on Woodlawn Ave, c. w. Pot
Adams, Arthur, w. s2b it. of lot % on
Woodlawn Ave, c. w. Potwin's Sub-Add.,
Boyer, NJ. O., lot A on The Drive, Edge
wood Add,
DeKaib, John, tract 1896 in 5-12-1s.
James NJ. Bri e ADD Gti '0O 'H s"'ef o.
Hunt, J. H., tract 1928 in 5-12-16,
Hunt, J. H., tract 1910 in 5-12-16.
Hester, Q. NJ, tract 1885 in 5-12-16,
Olson, E. E, N. lis # of lot 1S6 on
West Second St., Harxeys sub-Add.
ting lots 1875 on Center St, East, oliver
Smith, Jacob, lots 57- on 18th St, East.
Monroe, VIM. E., lots 194-196 on Court
. land Ave, Kenwood Add,
Vermont Savings Il Investment Co, tract
1922 in 5-12-16,
Wolf. Frank L., lots GIGS on N Madison
St. City of Topeka.
"a Zaha; 1aGS6 lot w; Ct s, on Elmwood
on Center St, Elliotts Add, in the city
of Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas. with
! in five days as provided by Ordinance Of
the city of Topeka, as said weeds are in
furious to public health; and IL said weeds
are not cut within five DAYS from this
! date they will be cut by the City of To-
neka. and the total cost thereof taxed and
/ assessed against the real estate.
c,By order Of the Board of Health of the
| ETA NJ. COVELL
/ TSeaLl CITY Clerk
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

ACCIDENT. HEALTH SALESMAN
Whole, part time. Good commission.
Lion BONDING Surety Co., Central Natl.
Bank Bldg, Topeka.
WANTED-Young man for stock room and
order filling department. Apply Crane IL
Company's Avenue Store SD Kansas ave.
WANTED-A white man for day elevator
work Apply to Manager National Hotel.
WANTED-Colored bell boys. Apply to
Manager National Hotel
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wANTED-FEMALL HELP


WANTED-Experienced counter girls for
eolored woman cook for hotel 500 mo.
board and room; colored couple country
home $40 month board and room; white
man and wife cook and waitress S-hr.
night shift 500 mo. board and room;
hotel baker $1O0 mo-. mand and wife cook
$3.50 month; private family nelp; kitchen
helpers. etc. Furmans Employment of
flee, JOG West Sth.
WANTEp-50 neat girls for counter work,
experienced or inexperienced, $40 to $50
mo. board and room. free transportation,
ship to 10 states private family help,
country or city; : women cooks; kitchen
helpers; women cook, 81 day; man harvest
so cents hr- Furman's Employment office,
Jog West Sth.
WANTED-CoIored cooks: colored women
wash milk cans, in city, $50 week; col
women; colored man and wife cooks; coll
ored man and wife for private home; col
ored lahorers. Furman's Employment of
flee, LOG West Sth.
GIRL WANTED over 16 years old :: office
or factory work; permanent, no expert
ence necessary. Answer at once giving
wages desired, education, age. your address
and telephone number. Address Poi,
Z. y. Co. care Journal
WANTED = Stenographer or typist ex-
perienced only: temporary work. Room
401 New Santa Fe Bldg.
COLLEGE or high school girl for office
work during vacation. Topeka Laundry
Company, End and Quincy SITS
WANTED-Diet kitchen maid. Christs
hospital.
WANTED-Waitress. Cremerle restaur-
ant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9O6 East Fourth ST
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Between Scranton and Topeka or
Topeka and Lawrence. bamboo suit case.
Personal belongings. Names of Woods and
Magtindale on suit case. Notify J. +.
Phillips, 1924 Vermont St, Lawrence. Re-
ward.
LOST-TwO new inner tubes near street
car barns. Finder please return to 80
W. 18th st. Reward.
LOST-Teeth lower plate on Avenue or
West side. Reward. Address J., care
Journal.
LoST-Lady's wrist watch, black ribbon
bracelet. Finder call 24O. Reward.
LOST-A Sigma Chi fraternity pin set with
Opals. Phone 3172.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
FOR RENT-HoUSEs

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FOR RENT-During summer months. 4
room modern house. furnished. on street
car line. 1924 College ave Phone 22I0.
FOR RENT-Six-room modern house, 101S
Polk. Blue 2T66.
FOR RENT-A cottage, Gil Jefferson. Six
rooms. modern.
FOR RENT-Strietly modern house, close
in. Phone 29S.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A. NJ. and II. c. Roe, 11G f. 9TH street Tel.
$3.50. Pianos. Player Pianos and the Aeo-
lian-Vocakon monograph.
HAYNES silver flute. Roehm system. ID.
flat. L. T. Inquire Cozy theater.
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FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY
SPECIAL

Owner leaving. city Look it over. 20
Lime, roomed house, well, gas, coal shed,
paved street. Rents 81 month, clear. Make
TIOS. G. SHILLINGLAW,
Room A, New England Bldg.
FOR SALE-Well built large cottage of
room, Kitchen, pantry. nice bed rooms,
. large closets, hot water furnace. large
front porch, good cellar, back porch, gas;
Streets attic and city water, garage for
four cars, room for chickens, and horses /;
half blk. street car. II, priee Sa'IS9; eiear.
CEHTRAL AVENUE 1O33-TweIve rooms
and wash room; two families can live
entirely separate. ideal rooming house:
street ears pasg rge front norch. Location
half block from new postofficce. Look TINS
over as an investment. Price $4,000. Terms
made. For particulars call on Ellen Park,
hurst, No. Devon Apartment, 18th and
Taylor St
broom mouse. Chandler. $3.50.
4-room cottage, good barn, chicken mouse,
lots. Sherman, $500.
Broom cottage, lots. good garden, Sher-
man, S1.100
barn chicken house Weir, S11O0.
5-room house, 3 lots, cistern. fine shade,
California ave-, $1,000.
II. A. SKULL, Phone 4245.
PRICES RISING-Buy now-All DR.. Hy-
ats houses. pieeemeal -Residents only,
Spectators, disloyalists tgnored-One cot
tage vacant; six rooms and bath, gas, cleo
tricity, furnace cistern. mantel, attic, shade.
$1,000 cash.
A GOOD ONE-i rooms, IL lots, blocks
east of shops; will consider team. har-
ness and wagon. Call at 535 Wilson ave.
RENTAL S650-Geod cottage, 115 lots,
good repair except papering; vel ana
cistern. See NJ. A Paisley, 1925 n. Kan. Ave
FOR SALE-FOur room house. lots, at
a bargain, by owner. 120 N. Clay. Call
evenings.
GOOD 5-rrom house, close TO Holy Name
church. cheap. Phone 4245.
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Bungalows and Cottages

I've got EN-, also some G. and 1-r0om
houses. See me before buying.
H L. RICHARDS
Phone 2671- 423 New England Bldg
HEST 240-aere modern Shawnee county
farm. close to Topeka, splendid build
ings ideal dairy OF blooded stock farm.
This show farm with all equipment. ST5.O00.
for short time. II. A Shull, Gis Kansas
ave
FOR SALE-In Oakland. room house, :
large halls, electric lights, gas. cellar.
we'll cisfern barn, chicken house, five lots.
Price 5000. Call 264 Oakland ave-
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FOR sALE-HousEnoLD GOODS
Logan Furniture Co.

Phone 31S2. 1922 Kansas Ave-
FOR SALE-Oak bed and chffonier, oak
china closet, center table,. fumed oak
library table, 3 fumed oak rockers, Ib.
refrigerator. child's writing desk, 9X12 wool
fiber rug, horse blanket used for sleep
ing porch bed, one hand vacuum sweeper,
about eight dozen fruit jars. flower pots;
dress form 81 406 Underwood. Phone
White 4293
FOR SALE-Vernis Martin bed complete,
lb. refrigerator. 1 oak dresser, one chiffon
Ter, one 9x12 BRUSSELS rug, one 9X12 AK
minister rug, other household goods. In
quire at 707 Chester. between and p. M.
FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining room fur
niture, table, buffet and 6 chairs, 500;
fumed oak rocker with cane back. $40:
new brown silk draperies for 5 windows.
SO: lady's mahogany desk, $40; white
Wolfe curtains cheap 1922 West 18th st.
FOR SALE-Dining room chairs, and two
rockers, 1 dining table, 1 oak buffet, 1
brass bed and springs and mattress, 1
settee, oak dresser. 1G41 Clay st.
RUGS FOR SALE-If you want to buy
rugs or sell your rugs Wesley Bunce,
sos Clay. Phone Blue 1909.
FOR SALE-A kitchen cabinet, dining room
table and chairs. 800 West 9th.
FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine, good
condition. At bargain. Ills Monroe.
FOR SALE-A bedstead, spring and mat
tress, used about a month. 1403 Lincoln.
FOR SALE-HOusehold furniture. 623
California ave.
HOUSEHOLD goods for sale, SIS Garfield
leaving city. Phone 345G
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-A good electric shoe repair
business In good town with building.
Write John Asst, Palco, Kan.
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$500 Per Acre
FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE-Improved 1.44O-acre ranch
acres wheat. Fenced and osi'I cross ss"' fenced
spring and well water at 10 to 30 feet
Price $25 per acre: will carry back part.
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Payments

Payments
Six rooms. II lots near Washburn,
electric lights. city water, gas and
sewer connection, shade, $4,000 cash
and $500 per month.
Five rooms, east side, s1.500.00.
$4,000 cash and monthly payments
Also several others that can be sold
on payments with some cash pay
ments-
REYNOLDS REALTY
105 West Seventh. Phone 3422
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WANTED-Man and wife, woman cook So
day, man harvest soc hr; man and wife
for Neh.. man cook, woman counter, S-hr.
shit. 500 mo. board and room, free trans
portation hotel bakers 500 mo-. free trans
portation: man and wife farm, S65 mo-.
house. COW, fuel, place chicks; % farm
hands; dairy hands, SEQ mo-. 500 laborers.
SOC hr.; kitchen help: cooks; carpenter
helpers; 10-team outfit railroad grade
work; harvest hands next week, so cents
per hour threshing crews. Furman's La
Dor Agency, 1eG West Sth.
WANTED-Camp cook S125 mo-: man and
wife for Nebraska, man cook. woman
counter 500 mo. S-hr. night shift. board
and room; hotel bakers 500 mo-; fry
cooks: farm hands; married farm couples;
laborers soc hr.; kitchen help; carpenter
helpers Furman's Agency log West Sth.
WANTED-Good strong harvest hands for
next week: farm hands; dairy bands !;
500 laborers- soc hr.; married farm complies.
man and wife cook: men cooks; kitchen
help; men no experience for hospital work
city. Furnan's Labor Agency, Jog W. s.
HUNDREDS RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS
WANTED-Topeka examinations soon.
$50 month. List positions free. franklin
Institute. Dent. 131 f, Rochester, n. Y.
MASON WORK. plastering and cement
work. All calls given prompt attention.
Call phone 1899 BLACK. 1884 Kansas ave
WANTED-Steady man to take care of
horses; white or colored. Dibble Gro.
Co., Southside.
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WANTED-TO TRADE.

SHERIDAN co WHEAT FARM.
Wanted to trade 100 acre farm for good
rental on North side. 60 acres bottom land.
What have you? NJ. A. Paisley, 1925 N.
Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED HOUSES


FOR RENT-until Sept. 1. seven-room,
modern furnished cottage close in win
sleeping porch. Adults only. Address
Il. W. A, care Journal.
FURNISHED modern broom cottage for
two months, priced reasonable; adults
only; reference required. All Lincoln st.
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WANTED-TO RENT.
WANTED - -Four or five room modern
house near Kenwood or Potwin by young
couple. no children; best of references.
Phone 556I W.
WANTED TO RENT or room modern
house or apartment, close in; in family.
Best of references given. West side pre-
ferred. Address La. care Journal
WANTED-Modern house or apartment,
with or without furnace. No children.
Good references. Z, care journal.
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WANTED-SITUAT
WANTED-Lawn moving. yard cleaning
trash and cinder hauling. Phone Black
YOUNG lady desires general office work
-, experienced typist-switchboard operator.
Tel Red 1901.
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LEGAL.


blished in The Topeka State Journal,
June is, 1920.1
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WANTED-Steady man to take care of
horses; white or colored. Dibble Gro.
Co., Southside.
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Owner leaving city. Look it over. 125
Lime roomed house, well, gas, coal shed,
paved street. Rents 81 month, clear. Make
offer, cash or payments.
THAS q SHILIINGI.AW.
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MONEY

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L. w. WILSON-Fire, tornado, plate glass
Insurance. Phone s86 &c Columbian Bldg.
INSURANCE, did you say7 Sure will write
1t for you. Geo. II. Thomas Phone 2s5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-12-02
Our Forest Heritage

America will have paper fifty years. if present methods OF
manufacture and altered the direction of efficiency
and prevention of waste said Gorge W. Son Jr president of
the American Pulp Association Chicago the other day
He proposed either mehodnot yet dscoverdof making
from other than wood pulp extensive OF
oraon the disappearance OF the forests Paper users
would welcome the discovery of of material
plentiful fibre may be poceed into trust that the
phas reforeaon will be lost says the Enid News
In the best governed European countries where virgin land
has been practically unknown for several forests
gared highly mines in the count Of national ah
You have permit tree, and rm
must plant to take its place when fell it, AS
consequence countries in Europe despite the increasing
pexty and of their civilizations have forests than
they had century This Of the matters that they order
better than TO- 1t is taking long time to get the
attitude that trees simply obstacles cultivation that
be destroyed preliminary to the development of the country
But the quicker the notion the better off shall be-
years investigate little the conditions of wood
pulp supply Perhaps shall need require
permit before the be laid tree man land
but certainly should have definite and policy
penshng the where land useless for other
needed for agriculture Let the forests be rgdly
guarded from private exploitation and carefully maintained and
improved with similar development of
timber holdings 1t important only affects the lumber
supply China used be wealthy agricultural
until forests gradually disappeared Now it places
DESERT subject sudden floods and drouhs because of its
has much politically that pleasant
contemplate but the Japs have done rOlesng the
hills of the subject rovince and Koreah agriculture
than it has been for centuries These object lessons
which this generation should take to heart consco of its
duty to those who will live here after