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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14
BURGLARS ROB POSTAL DESK.
Money in Cash Register Was Not
Touched Last Night.

Police today were searching for
burglars who entered the Postal Tele-
graph company's office at 525 Kansas
avenue, Thursday night and stole SIPS
from a box in a desk. The drawers of
the desk were ransacked but money
in the cash register was not touched.
1t is believed the burglars entered
by the back door, as the door was
found unlocked this morning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14
MRS M'CARTER TO new YORK
Prominent Kansan VIII Speak at Kan
sas Day Banquet There

Mrs Margaret. Hill McCarter of To-
peka will be one of the speakers at
the Kansas Day club banquet in New
York city January 29. Many promi-
nent Kansans in New York attend the
annual dinner there Always a
speaker of the Sunflower state is a
guest of honor.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., will speak
at the Kansas Day banquet in New
York this year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14

No further appointments of commit
tee members or chairmen will be an
nounced before Monday, Lieut.. Gov.
Charles S. Huffman stated today. He
has the membership of several COM
mittees in mind, but will not make the
announcements until the senate con-
venes again Monday at 4 o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14

gates were built for the private use
of the farm owners. In the petitions
the railroad company protests that
the cost of building and maintaining
the cattle guards would be too great
and asks that the industrial court or
kder be set aside by the district court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-14

Another wave of burglarizing seems
to have hit Topeka: are you protected
in case rney -isit your home? We
write burglar insurance. Topeka
Mortgage & Inv. Co.. Glenn ". Pratt
Phone 1096.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

Five acres on paved road, small
house; thousand cash, balance easy.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FIVE acres on Comeback road; s.
room house, near car line; price thirty
seven fifty; half cash.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FOR SALE-At once, 6-room brick,
on East Moreland. This is good,
substantial brick modern and home -
like place; paving in and paid for;
sidewalk in and paid. Close TO car
Good shade. price $4,000; cash $4,000,
Sec it at once.
kINCAID- ROMAN REALTY co.
325 W. Adams II
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

40 ACRES
$3.50 per acre, $4,000 cash. balance 4
years, TO; best of soil; Groom house,
4 miles of Phoenix.
40 ACRES
Q miles out, on paved road. u mile
TO good school. Groom house, finest
of garden soil; s2500 cash, balance 10
years.
40 ACRES
l mile of Glendale, no house, finest
of land, plowed. now ready to plant;
price s10,500; $4,000 cash; mortgage
for $4,000. 10: balance $1,000 yr., SO.
III. E. Marlborough. 122 w. Washing
ton Room No. 3. n
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
20 ACRES

LOCATED CLOSE TO SCOTS
DALE-5 ACRES IN ALFALFA. THE,
BALANCE IN COTTON; A GOOD
PIECE OF SOIL. WITH THE LAND
GO 2 COWS. 125 CHOICE CHICKENS
GOOD TEAM. WAGON, HARNESS
AND PLENTY OF IMPLEMENTS
ALSO ABOUT 3 TONS OF HAY
PRICED AT $s5Oo00 WITH $4,000. 90
CASH PAYMENT.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FOR SALE-My five-room hunga-
low: hardwood floors, built in cup
boards, fireplace. built of hard brick
and has Al construction throughout
House is modern in every respect, on
paved street and within three blocks
OF two car lines; garage. If you are
interested call 736 East Willetta St.
First payment about $500, balance can
be arranged to suit buyer. p
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
100 ACRES

CLOSE TO GLENDAIE-s,1,FAN
SANDY LOAN SOIL, GOOD SIN
ROOM HOUSE BARNS. GARAGE
PRICED AT S260.00 PER ACRE-AND
EASY TERMS.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
so ACRES

GOOD HOUSE. BARNS, ETC.
VERY WELL LOCATED; CLEAN
EASY-WORKING SOIL PRICED
AT $4,000 PER ACRE.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
10 ACRE,

LOCATED NORTHWEST, VERY
WE'LL IMPROVED, GOOD HOUSE.
GARAGE, CHICKEN HOUSES. COM
PLETE EQUIPMENT FOR POUL-
TRY. FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY WE.
HAVE a SACRIFICE PRICE OK
THIS PIECE OF PROPERTY.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

Five houses on lot 100 to over 200:
brings income of $145 monthly. besides
owners quarters; price $500.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
MODERN HOME

5-roon brick, furnished in old ivory,
located n. e.: price for few days S4250.
If Won have the cash you can get a
bargain in this house. Phone 657. Mr.
Mathews, 319 Heard Bldg. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FOR SALE
Nothing down and $500 per month,
dainty little chicken ranch, just off
Mcdowell, 8 blocks from car. Cau
Owner, 1855. Ask for Mullin. r
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
S175 Per Acre
Fl. II. GROOM
IS West Adams
Phone 1887 or residence

40 acres, with good room house,
garage, well and pump: 3 acres alfalfa
This is located between Glendale and
Peoria and is the best buy In the val
ley today, Some cash, balance 10.
RAY SMITH
WITH STEWART REALTY co.
II West Adams. Phone 1897 n
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
The Bargain Shelf

Inc Bargain OIlou
80 acres of Al soil: two houses;
water piped to each. bath in one; barn.
garage, windmill. tank engine and nice
family orchard; Page wire fence
around and across place: priced at
$3.50 per acre; $500 cash. Present
owner cannot meet payment now que
and must sell in next few days de
will lease from buyer for cash. $40 an
acre, or share basis. furnish water,
seed and full equipment
so acres, northeast, road to be paved,
Al soil. fairly well improved. Present
owner compelled to sell. cannot meet
payments. Will sell for $500 and re-
buy for 1925 and leave his equity in
place. S6,400 cash. balance small an
nual payments.
10 acres, close to Phoenix, on paved
road. Ripe for subdivision into acre
tracts; s425 p<r acre for quick SALE
EMERY f. OLDAKER
142 w Washington 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
152 Acres, Bargain

sets of buildings, all fenced and
cross fenced. Owners refused $500 per
acre last summer but forced to sell
now for $4,000 per acre. It's Al land,
close to town, $4,000 cash necessary.
ASK MOODY OR SMITH
PHOENIX-CASAG RANDE REALTY
COMPANY
AZ S. Central Ave- n
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
A Bargain

~ acres in Paradise Valley. Decided
land. G. f. Gerard, owner. Room 421
Fleming bldg. Phone 1851 or 44l5. n
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

double apartment house compels me
to pay Income Tax" an excellent rec
ommendation, but I must sell 1t. IT
interested, write owner, r. o. BOX
1116. N
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FORCED to sell my home, pavement
paid for. will leave all Grapes and
shades: no agents. Call before p. m
Sunday or evenings. S1S n. First. n
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Casa Grande

y ~thJNN - =
100 acres fully equipped with six
horses. wagon, harness. buggy. plows,
disc, cultivator. etc. Forty acres FENCED
and in cultivation. Good pump. en-
CINE and We'll; good house, engine
house and tank, water piped to house;
$4,000 or less will handle at the value
of land without the improvements.
$50 acre REIMBURSEMENT, 81.
40 acres, low water life, near Flor
ence; its worth three times what the
owner asks.
100 acres decided at station. SIS.
l60 acres, joins town OF Florence.
Money to Loan
II. L. slime & co.
136 North Center Il
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

HERBERT :. PRINCE co.
REALTORS
S0S-3o4-305 HEARD BLDG. Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
2 Acres
100 Acres
Casa Grande VALLEY

We have for sale a real bargain in
40-acre REIMBURSEMENT; improved
property adjoining two sides; enough
overflow gravity water to take care of
a good part of the land: also several
fine relinquishments in best section of
the valley. All real bargains.
CENTRAL ARIZ. LAND co.
409 Natl. Bank OF Ariz Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

REL.INQUISHMENT for sale on
splendid level half section, southwest
OF Chandler VIII sacrifice for quick
action. Box 49Q Republican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FOR SALE-Lot 54x224, good Ioca-
ton. $3.50 down, SIS per month In
auire for Harris at O'Malley Lumber
yard.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

WHY RENT? We build better homes
for less money on easy payments. carr
II. johnson & Co. 12s e. Adams. Build
ing contractors. Realty investments. II
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY. "a
S. 9Th AVE. PHONE Us BEFORE
YOU SELL YOUR GOODS WE GET
YOU MORE MONEY. PHONE 4779.
J. y. GUESS. AUCTIONEER. DIS
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
FOR SALE-HOuSES

H. L STINE & CO..
1856 North Central
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Brick
Best Buy In Phoenix

If you want home. furnished and
good Ford car see US Monday. Summer
is coming and il you buy this you will
have a large sleeping room upstairs and
best shade In city. Will sell house and
lot, furniture and Ford for s4.250.00,
81 000 90 cash and balance easy
PHOENIX GRANDE REALTY
COMPANY
AZ S. Central Ave.
Phone 1856 n
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

MONEY TO LOAN
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

Forty acres at $500 per acre, corners
on two paved roads; close in.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

THREE new 4-room houses. with
from one to three acres; i la miles out
on South Central pavement easy
terms. ] f Bowles, owner. Phone
4TJ3 m
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Bargains

Fifty acres, less than a mile to city
limits; $225 per acre; easy terms; fin
est kind of garden soil.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

il. L. slime & co.
136 North Center
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
FOR SALE-HCuSES
500 Cash

s-room frame house and garage, lot
50x120, close to car line. Price $1,000. 90.
terms We have other houses on easy
terms. Let us show you.
PANTHER CITY REALTY co.
oS Vast Mouroa Ct -
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
CHELSEA FLACF
JAMES 3. GILLESPIE
21g North Center

40 ACRES, a mile northeast of
Chandler. plowed. disced- ready to
plant: will sell or trade for city prop
erty. Call d. !. Peter Arizona Grocery
co. Phone 4l32- 1854. Il
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Dairy Ranch
lis n. First Ave.
Phone 1898

80 acres of good land, IS acres in al
falfa, so head Holstein cattle, work
horses and all farming tools. This Is
a chance worth looking over. Call 3s1
w. Washington ask for Boland. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

IftADE-SELL
/ have two claims, one in Casa |
Srande, other joining Gillispie's ditch; |
sell cheap; trade for auto or take notes.
Phone 2547. m
FORCED TO SELL
40 acres, desert assignment; best
cash offer. Mile and half from Flor
ence under the ditch. Phone 1876. pl
FIVE acres and fine house on des-
ert; very reasonable. Box Six, Repub-
lican. pl
so ACRES
Under Paradise Verde project in the
Deer valley, fine level land. well 10
Gated. $40 per acre, this week only. For
terms and SO on see FRED a. DfB-
BILE. with FLICKINGER REALTY
CO., 1e w. Adams St Tel. So73. m
HIGH CLASS lot, North Sixth ave-
nue., between Fillmore and Mckinley;
paved street. shade, east front, cheap.
InGuire 722 w. Pierce street. m
GOOD CORNER LOT in good loca-
ton northeast; can be had at an at
traotive figure; terms if desired. Box
"A Q or Phone owner at 2224 evenings.
n
NOTHING DOWN-Home seekers.
L will sell IA acres chicken ranch,
fenced, northeast; also lots nothing
down, just a reasonable monthly pay
ment. Build your house and live at
home. will be at home from Satur
day to Monday. Also a few White
Leghorn hens at SIPS each. r. r. No.
L. Thomas road and Fifteenth street
m
FOR SALE-Business lot, 75x15O. on
main thoroughfare city of Phoenix; a
bargain for cash. Box SO, Mesa
Phone 10 or 155. p
FIVE acres on Camelback road; s.
room house, near car line; price thirty
seven fifty; half cash.
Five acres on paved road. small
house; thousand cash, balance easy.
| F'ive-room brick, all modern; seven
fifty cash, balance like rent.
If interested give address and 1 will
call. Box 43R. Republican. n
30 ACRES
FIFTY ACRES NEAR CITY IS OF
FERED FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
AT THIS PRICE TO ENABLE OWN
Err TO CLEAR OTHER CONTRACTS
THIS Is EXCEPTIONALLY GOOr
GARDEN SOIL IDEAL LOCATION
FOR DAIRY RANCH. THIS IS BEST
BUY IN VALLEY. ADJACENT
LAND Is HELD AT $500 AND OVEF
AN ACRE. IF YOU WANT A RANCE
INVESTIGATE NO AGENTS. AID
DRESS P. o. BOX 457, CITY.
HALF ACRE and new house, bes
buy in Phoenix for cash or will make
terms, near two car lines. Second house
north Indian School road on Mint
street and west side street. ask for Mr.
Bell.
FINE LOCATION-Lot 75x140 pave,
street one block from Central avenue
has garage, sidewalk and water con
nected. Sacrifice. CAN 1872 L. Willetta
+.
20 ACRES, small house, shade, wei
tank and engine and sheds, mi n u
Phoenix, $500 per acre, and $1,000 Wi
handle. If you are looking for snaps
call at AZ s. Central Ave.
| PHOENTX-CASA GRANDE REALT7
co. CALL FOR SMITH.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

RELINQ UISH MENT for sale. have
no acres Of land in Deer valley which
4 win relinquish to ex-soldier or work
ing man, one that really means to go
head with it, for the price of location
fees or trade for Ford. Reason fer
selling. going East. Box 90 Q, Re
publican II
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

90 ACRES, small house, shade, well.
tank and engine and sheds. mi. n ".
Phoenix. $500 per acre, and $1,000 will
handle. If you are looking for snaps,
call at AZ s. Central Ave.
PHOENTX-CASA GRANDE REALTY
co. CALL FOR SMITH. IL
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FOR sALE-100x14O CAPITOL AID
DITION CORNER, $1,000 CASH. AID
DRESS OWNER d. r. CARRIER. 17s
CASTRO ST. SAN FRANCISCO. BIS
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
40 Acres

Far sale by owner-3% miles west
or Glendale, small house. well, engine
and tank, at rock bottom price. For
particulars call at COS N. Sd st. or tele-
phone 2671.s Phoenix m
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
For Sale

GOOD MORNING! Did It cost you
twenty five cents to heat your water
this morning. Save this by using an
limerick Thermo hot water heater
(patent applied for) now oelng Demon
strated at Hageman's, Second st. ane
Adams Phone T12 II
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

ACRES REIMBURSEMENT Paradise
Valley; S4.5 under proposed canal $500.
phone sTa6. BIS
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Auction

ave. and Jefferson We are general
auctioneers for all classes of merchan-
disc Phone soe3 or send in your fur
niture- blk
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FINE LOCATlON-Lot 75x140. paved
street, one block from Central avenue,
has garage, sidewalk and water con-
nected. Sacrifice. Call 102 +. Willetta.
',
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Good Value
C. A. Dagley Co.

Real Estate and Insurance
IA W. Van Buren, St Phone 1897 /
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

Money to Loan
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

TRADE-SELL
have two claims, one in Casa
Grande, other joining Gillispie's ditch;
sell cheap; trade for auto or take notes.
Phone 2547. m
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

FORCED TO SELL
40 acres. desert assignment; best
cash offer. Mile and half from Flor
ence under the ditch. Phone 1876. p
FIVE acres and fine house on des-
ert; very reasonable. Box Blk, Repub-
lican.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

HALF ACRE and new house, best
buy in Phoenix for cash or will make
terms, near two car lines. Second house
north Indian School road on Ninth
street and west side street. ask for Mr..
Bell d
, 1921-09-22
ANOTHER IMPORTANT DEAL

Drilling 4 deep test we'll on 1140
acres Id the Lost Soldier field is to
start in the nea future as a result
Of a deal recently consumated by
Lester c. Seawall Of Peyette, Idaho.
The land adjoins the Bair camp on
the east. north and west and 10
described al. the sen f2.aNEA' -.
SWA 20, NWA 2, NY 3, SEA 4,
all TIP. 26, r. 80. F.. r. Good OF
Rawlins and Harold l.. Nutting of
San Francesca have taken the lease
and will place a standard rig on the
property at once, some Of the ma
terial being enroute today.
Good & Nutting have a standard
rig on the SEX Of 3-36-90 which
adjoins the above described land.
This Droperty is in dispute with the
Bair Oil Co., who claim 1t under the
original location and subsequent de-
velopment. The Government issued
a permit for Its development under
the new leasing law and Good and
Nutting were permitted to spud in
by the court when the case was taken
up with the Federal court a few
weeks since. Unless a compromise
Is effected this case will probably 90
to the highest court for settlement
as the land is considered valuable.
These same people have a we'll
400 fee deep in the Platte River
district. A ten ba rrel sand was
passed last winter but cased off. It
Is now shut down awaiting the de-
velopment OF the wells drilling in
TIP. FL. R. 85 near Grenville. II oil
Is developed there the Platte River
we'll will be drilled 1t Is claimed. to
deeper sands. At the Granville
structure they are also drilling, be-
ing shut down for the present await
in fishing tools and expect to start
up O The Producers & Refners
and the Ohio Oil Co. are each drill
ing on adjoining lands.
They also have a lease on 4SO
acres in 1858, MAhoney Dome on
which a standard rig and equipment
has Just meen placed. The we'll is
spudded in and work will proceed as
soon as the Lost Soldier central
camp Is completed. These gentle
men are intensely enthusiastic over
the Mahoney Dome and Lost Soldier
holdings and look for splendid re-
suits. A central camp is planned for
the Lost Soldier with substantial,
camp buildings for an extensive
drilling campaign.
Mr.. Good Is a Wyoming oil pioneer
having drilled the discovery wells in.
Elk Basin and Grass creek. He has
drilled for and had charge OF field
operations for the Ohio Oil Co.. W.
Valentine. Hanley & Bird and several
others. n
, 1921-09-22
TRUCK
OVERTURNS
Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Sloss
Narrowly Escape Death
When Loaded Truck
Runs Wild Down
The Willows Hill

With clutch out and no brakes a
truck loaded with six tons Of lumber
plunged down the Willow" hill at
an estimated speed Of seventy miles
per hour last Sunday morning and
in making the last turn approaching
the bridge near the G. P. storm
shelter the rear wheels skidded to
the left just enough to miss the
bridge which caused the truck to
turn completely upside down; the
lumber resting on the ground and
the wheels straight up in the air.
The truck skidded forward SOME
distance but not a stick OF lumber
was lost. And a few moments later
Curley Sloss and his wife crawled
out of the cab practically without in
jury. Wow! Some early morning
ride. Fortunately no car coming up
hill. o.
Mrs. Sloss escaped with a slight
scratch on her forehead and probab-
ly a real thrill. Mr.. S1oss came
through without injury. The lun-
Der probably saved the lives OF both
as 1t. was piled to a height even with
the cab on both sides as well as the
middle and we'll doomed with heavy
chains. When the crash came the
top Of the cab just. touched the
ground, the lumber acting as a skid.
No one was hurt in the wreck. but
when Mr. Sloss vent out Tuesday
to right his truck. he was caught
under the lumber when the boomer
chains were released and suffered .
severe conclusion and bruise on one
knee bone. The lumber vas loaded
on another truck. and taken to the
Bafr camp and the runaway car
brought to town for . new set Of
brakes, .sthf. s&- "
, 1921-09-22

bruises and was cut slightly on the
face. Warden Hadsell not only was
cut badly or the face by the wind
shield glass but also had his Knee
cap cut in two by the glass. The
steering gear, which was bent for
ward bV the force OF the impact,
struck Mr.. Hadsell In the chest,
breaking two ribs and causing inter-
nal injuries that are considered very
serious.
Almost as o Is: the accident
happened help arrived on the scene
in the shape of a tourist named H.
Harrison Of Waco, Texas: Mr.. Har-
risOn u~nlOaded his car and fixed up
beds for both Mr.. and Mrs. Hadsell.
Leaving his outfit along the road
Mr. Harrison brought Mr.. and Mrs.
Hadsell to this city where medical
aid was Immediately secured.
For q, couple Of days after the
accident 1t was believed that Warden
Hadsell was not seriously injured In
ternally. but last evening he took a
turn for the worse and today Is quite
low.
DIR. Single Of Cheyenne, a spe-
%cialist. was summoned to the bed
side Of the warden this morning. In
order that DR.. Single could reach
here promptly the Union Pacific
placed a special train at his disposal.
The many friends of Warden Had
sell, not only in Rawlins, but
throughout the entire west, are
anxiously watching his fight for re-
covery and each one hoping that he
will be successful In his fight.
, 1921-09-22
POLICE COURT NOTES

The following cases have been
heard in Police Court during the
past week:
A. b. Hunt was fined $40 and
costs after being found guilty of
being drunk. Fine vas paid.
Jerry Green was arrested charged
with being drunk and disorderly. The
arrested mar pied not guilty. He
raj given q trial. found guilty and
fined $50. An appeal was taken
from the findings of the Police Judge
and the defendant was placed in the
city Jail antfi he could raise his ap-
peal bond OF 800.
Billie Hurke was arrested charged
with hindering an officer in the dis
charge OF his duties. The man pied
mot guilty, vas given a trial and
found guilty. He wax fined $50 and
costs. BArke took ~ appeal from
the findihSs OF the Police Court and
is confined to the city jail pending
the raising Of an appeal bond.
) J. M. Vargas was fined yesterday
$40 and costs. after pleading guilty
to being drunk.
, 1921-09-22
Sc I. HEARING


Attorney L e. Armstropglleft on
Tuesday evening for Warrington. D..
c., where he will appear in behaif
Of the residents OF the Plstte. Val
ley who are fighting against The
junking Of the SaratoSa 4 Encamp-
ment Railway. 1.
Some time since a hearing was
held. before the Public Service Conn
mission Of Wyoming in connection
with the application OF the 9. 4 8.
owners for permission to Junk the
rosd. At this hearing evidence was
submitted by both sides.
The Public ;service Commission
has carefully considered this evis
;dencS aud has made recQmsnsnds-
lions to the; Interstate G11Emerce
Commission. in~the mattsr.t
At the hearing bekoroatha later
stats Commt4fce C0mmissiotli tSGb$
held ut Waahfngtoa On septek6hst
E17th all evidence submitted ~ nj
hearing In Cheyenne will W taken
into Consideration and arguments
will be made by representatives OF
the Z. q d; owners and W repre-
sentativss Of the Platte Valley res
Attorney Armstrong. Mo 10
worked this case up In remarkable
shApe,t will appear before the Com
misslon and present .the case Of the
rlatts Valley rssidents- M. Arm
l44roaR WIN sa4slatoE NJ 1DSaStUf
[NtatrNas Dshoter kendYfck md Con-
grese4aA M4pH44eil: !.
Maae - prevsnt the juAking Of the
fGasatp9a . EneaRpmsnt B44wAy,
, 1921-09-22
ROAD WORK
Carbon County People
Much Rut-0ut Over
Great Delay in Con- !.
stfuction of Road
North from City

10 As,-ntH-F .e .,W... FI .Fit- .
AS the result Of many and varied
complaints that has come to The Re-
publican during the past few weeks
in connection with the construction
of the state road running north
from Bell Springs, an investigation
was made for the purpose CT deter
mining where the blame for the de-
lay should be placed.
A crew was brought to Bell Springs
on July 10th. for the purpose Of
starting work ION the road north.
This crew did nothing al all on ac-
tual construction work for some time
and up to date there has been con-
structed but a little over S miles of
GRADED road. There has been
charged AGAINST Carbon County for
,tkfs gnJHpHnt Of work approximately
.491ee. S.
Our Investigation disclosed the
, 1921-09-22
CALVIN CIRCLE ENTERTAIN

On Thursday Of last week a very
pleasant social afternoon was en-
by the members and friends
OF the Calvin Circle of the Pres5y-
terrain church at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs, Hood. After a very en-
joyable afternoon a delicious supper
was served from five until seven of
which about sixty partook. Besides
the pleasure derived from the social
side of the event the ladies realized
a very substantial sum, which will
be used in the upkeep of the par
sonage and church. The ladies, are
very grateful to their many friends
who assisted in making the affair
such a success.