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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED this
Machine. Great moneymaker. If you have
$35O.00 you can make connection that
should net you 5000 yearly. Get this auo
be your own boss. Write quick for PROPOSE
ton. Salesmanager, sos Manhattan Bldg,
Kansas City. Mo.
ONE ORDER day nets experienced spe-
cialty salesman approximately S400 per
month; salary or commission: selling d.
rect to consuming. trade, mills, factories.
farmers, garages, property and warehouse
owners Men with autos preferred. Union
Turpentine Co., 1925 W. 18th St, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
SELL AUTO TIRES-S1OO weekly, easy.
Main or side line 30x315 wholesale at
5000. Others priced accordingly. Guaran-
teed 1000 miles. Capital or experience I'M
necessary. Harrison Tire Co., Hammond,
Ind.
SALESMAN-S5O0 month: excellent oppor-
tunity for hustler; should have Ford
representative for each county Missouri and
Kansas; exclusive territory. Mengel, 1906
Grand ave-, Kansas City, Mo.
DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town for
Speedoline; $4,000 to $4,000 per month :;
exclusive territory: automobile free 10
workers. SPEEDOLINE CO., Dept. III,
Dallas. Texas.
SALESMEN-Run your own business.
Work men under you. New invention.
Appeals to women, practical and useful.
Ideal Clothes Line Co, Clarksburg, W. Va.
SALESMAN WANTED-To send 81 for my
Craftsmanship" secret Secret of selling
revealed in 1400 plain words, simple and
easy. V. L. Dodds, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ SC>>l>-~--~~-I-> $4,000
WE PAY the highest price for cast Off
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats Drop
us a card or call Gordon Brothers Loan
Office, 400 Kansas ave Phone 1919.
WANTrirO HEAR from owner having farm
for sale, state cash price and full descrIp-
ton. John J. Black, Kansas Street, Chip
pewa Falls, Wis.
WANT TO EXCHANGE car part pay
ment on modern home, six or more rooms.
White $500.
WANTED-An Indian hand canoe must be
in first class condition. Phone White
241o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
FOR sALE-vACANr LOTS
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN

FOR SALE-121a lots on California ave
large 2-story frame house. five rooma
porch. pantry, hall. cellar. chicken house
good barn: well, cistern, pump. old shade
three blocks to street car. tract laws fine.
price $500; terms on half II wanted A r,
Furman, Real Estate. 1O6 West 9Th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED to advertise our goods
and distribute Free Samples to consumer.
Doc per hour. Write for full particulars.
American Products Co, 4646 American
Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
los, 1852 Bales of Cotton Consumed.

Washington. May 14.-Cotton con-
sumed during April amounted to
4OS.S52 bales of lint and 4s,0s6 bales
of linters compared with 566e14 of
lint and 30.397 of linters in April last
year the census bureau announced
today,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
Insurance Mar Wanted

Experienced fire and automobile in
surance man to take charge of Topeka
Agency. Address Box 103, Topeka, Kan.
WANTED-Married farm couples; dairy
farm hands, teamsters, 40c hour: head
and pastry cooks; man and wife cooks :
construction iron men; kitchen help. Fur
mans Labor Agency, LOG West Sth.
WANTED-Constructio iron workers; ;
steel mechanics; riveters; heaters; con-
struction building laborers, white men.
Furman's Labor Agency. LOG West sth.
WANTED-Man and wife with reference
cook and janitor for small hospital, pays
500 month and maintenance, 80 miles west.
Furman's Employment office, Jog West Sth
MEN-Age II to 30. Experience unneces-
starry. Travel; make secret Investigations.
reports. Salaries; expenses. American For
eign Detective Agency, 291 st. Louis.
BE A DETECTIVE, S50-S1OO weekly :
travel over world; experience unneces
sary. American Detective Agency, 612
Lucas ST, St Louis.
WANTED-Ten temsters for road work, 20
miles west; start Sunday morning; wages
40c hr. Furman's Labor Agency, 106 w. Sth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and mill men. Clay
Center Planning Mill Co., Clay Center.
Kansas
TAXI DRIVERS WANTED-2O5 West 9th.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
Close In

This is located five blocks west of
the Avenue. eight rooms, modern, two
lots. Price $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
MALE AND FEMALE

GOVERNMENT WANTS MEN, WOMEN
over II. Mail service Examinations soon.
Salary s1,400-S1 500. Experience unneces-
sary. Passing grade guaranteed. Write
for free particulars. G. Robbins. formerly
with government, civil service expert, rs
Pope Bldg, Washington D. c.
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED-Salary SIG
full time 75c hour spare time. selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience
unnecessary. International Mills, Norris
town. Pa.
PIANIST WANTED who play rag time to
represent us locally. Exceptional oppor-
tUnity. Write at once. Christensen Schoof
of Popular Music, 20 f. Jackson St, Chi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14
WANTED FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-50 neat girls for waitress work,
with or without experience, $40 month,
board and room, free transportation; wo
men cooks; house girls; housekeepers
kitchen help; colored women, diet kitchen :;
maids coIored waitress for Topeka; dining
rooms. Furmans Employment. Office, 100
West Sth.
WOMEN : GIRLS WANTED : $116-$195
month. Government jobs. Hundreds
openings. Write Immediately for list.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 627 r, Rochester,
New York
WOMEN ARE WANTED-U. S. Govern
ment jobs. S13J-$195 month. Hundreds
openings. List free Write Immediately
franklin Institute, Dept. GIG P, Rochester,
n. Y.
WANTED-White women cook for Club
house out of city, good wages. steady
job; restaurant and hotel cooks. Furmans
Employment office. JOG West Sth.
EXPERIENCED. for general house work,
three in family. Phone Blue 2210. DDS
Bradmoor. Mrs. D. d. Grindell.
OPPORTUNITY for young woman or girl
mechanically inclined to learn trade.
Santa Fe Watch Co.
WANTED-White girl for diet Kitchen.
Christ's Hospital.
MANUFACTURING family of q Apply
800 Monroe st.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

san Francisco. cal. Sept r.-Th.
question whether Eosrcc 1-at,yl Ar
buckle will be tried in the superior
court for tho murder Of Miss Virginia
Rsrpr or whether he viii hr held on
the Jesse charge Of manslsuEhtrt. will
be decided tomorrow by Police Judge
Sylvan Lazarus before whom the film
comedian has been examined on a muir
der accusation
The prosecution ruddcnly closed its
case today without the testimony. Of
the complaining witness. Mrs. BambIus
Maud Dclmcnt. sayiuE ample evidence
already had been presented to war
rant to hold for murder.
The court altho warning tho district
attorney that he was running the dan
ger of q dismissal by not producing
more proof practically removed All
possibility Of such action By denying
defense motion 10 dismiss aud an
nouucinv that he rarely failed to hold
defendant to answer
As to the particular charge however.
Judge lazarus tail hic mind MAS not
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
TAXREVlSION LECISLATIONCETS
UNDER Way; FIGHT EXPECTED

Washington. n. G. Sept. -T.-Tss
revision legislation was put under
way today in tho senate with indica-
tons Of bitter fight TO como over
the moro important provisions OF the
measure reported by the finance COM
miuoe Notice was given by senator
Simmons Of North Carolina, ranking
minority member Of tn" committee
tina: 'svccping and radical amend
mcnt=" would he offered by tho
Democrats and nc added that " tho
tax would accept thc.c amendments
serious consideration would he given
such a ssics tax as part of tho
Democratic scheme provided such n
i~vy should prove ncccsnsry TO rails"
tho needed revenue.
Objections to specific sections came
from tho Republicans a. we'll rs tho
Democratic side and Senator Lcnroot
Republican Of Wisconsin proposed
amendments to the income surtaN
provisions under which existing ra'c5
would he continued ur TO 80 rcr
cont on incomes exceeding flno, o"o
with an alternate proposal of 30
nor reu- l0NT on incomes '1 T'Nl
800. 600 to 100000, and 50 per
cent rate on those above 100000.
By taking tho >bill ur under an
a sr.rmcnt to accept urcontcsted COM
mit,oc amendments to tho original
house measure. the senate made prog
rose on proposed changes TO sonic sd
uiris,rative features.
None Of tho levy provisions was
psss~s upon however objections being
made Amendments to ho offered by
tho Democrats Senator Simmons -aid
would he designed to produce some
thing ift- uniformity Of taxation be-
tyeou the defendant classes and
Eroup- Of TAR PAYERS. and will remedy
some Of the class discrimination
which reek thruou. tho biil'
There was sone discussion today OF
tax on the undivided profits Of cor
porstions held go az TO avoid payment
Of revenue to the government.
Senator Snoot. Republican ot Utah,
-sid ho hnpSd no effort would he
r,s,io to pa as a law which would force
rorpors,ions to distribute their profits
sz dividends as this would tend to prc-
vent them from LAYING by sufficient
sitrplus to meet slump.
Senators simmons and King Demo
crai of Utah said there would he no
disposition to cnac, such law but
that some means should be found to
prevent corporations from evadirE tho
payment Of taxes
senator Smoor tssii he did not
think there would hr msnv concerns
which would make enough in the next
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
LIBERTY BOAOS MAKE
NEW TRADE RECORDS
Liquidation Of Securities Bv
Small Investors Has
Ceased

ScN York. sept. ,5.-Tradins in Lib
crty bonds and Victory notes on tho
otock exchange. today again attained
large proportion and created several
new high records for tho year. the
chief feature being victory SIS
Thcgc rose to % IL. but reacted with
most other issues later when roaiiEins
talcs caused moderate rcccs"ions.
out OF total bond sales. roughly osti-
mated at Iiooeo. GO the Liberty anCa
Victory issues contributed 10 per cont.
Unusual activity was shovu by several
Liberty I Its but the Victory I 5-tc
alone made UP about 20 per cent OF the
whole Demand for these securities
again proceeded. according to reports
from important financial situations
insurance companies and other large
corporations as well a. estates and
rich individuals In search OF accept
q bic Investments.
From all accounts tho liquidation OF
these bonds by small inNcstorg has
ceased
An important element in tho inquiry
for these prime securities Us tho rcinSa
ton of money rates. This has rcless-
cd large amounts Of Idle capital. Low
records for tho various issues we're cs-
tablshcd carly this year. Tho re-
covcry to tho highest levels Of this
wear. this week ran from about i,T5 10
;sis p~r tin0 bonds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
TWO ARE DROWNED AS
SUBMARINE RS SINKS
Opening Of Torpedo Door
Caused Disaster In San
Pedro Bay

to- Angeles. Cal. Sept. 77.-op,nirs
of an inner torpedo door vhiIo the
outbo'rd shutter was opened and fat
ur" of an interiociSinz device TO op~-,,.
caused tho sinking last night OF tb-
navy ruhmariu" RS with iosl, OF iv.,
ltvos In san Pedro hnrbor 1t v-a- or
nctaily announced At fleet h~adouar,-
"rE today ]. y. Dreffcin of san re-
drc wa7 drowned whom thrown from
tho coming tower Of tho sinking sub.
marin" aud Frank -, -SpsulsburS or
Powers lake. y. II. was trapped TN the
orEulfed craft.
Both ware s-hmeu Of the RS rr--
admiral v ". E,berle commander IL,
chiot of tho Pacific flee, will return
aboard tho Y. s s New Notirn to
morrow from san Diego and inauSur-
alto court Of inquiry into tho acct.
dent.
The sinking occurred while the Il
va5 rcored with eight other s'Ibrar-
tres TO tho mother ship Camden. That
tho sinking vaa accelerated by iurush
coming tower. also op-n due 10 tho CT
cessive warmth here last nisht wa
the opinion expressed hv Rear Admiral
~. o. Stickney, comma nd-r of tho Pa
rifir fleet station. He witnessed it
from tho deck Of his flagship tho
cruiser Frederick. mourcd near by piv-
Ing crews worked TODAY on tho II =
aud expect to have it rpis"d by TO
morrow. Its roprinE tower ia 1is fs.t
under water.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
BIG PRODUCERS
WILL ATTEMPT
TO HIRE MORE
Committees Of Unemploy-
ment Conference Com
pleting Plans

Washington, u. c., Sept. 27.-Un-
animous agreement on emergency re-
lief measures on tho part of manu-
facturers to he recommended TO the
national conference of unemployment
was received today by tho committee
in charge OF this branch of the en-
ployment problem. Tho committees
report is to be submitted to the con-
ference for adoption when It recon-
vencs october 5.
1t was understood however that the
report would suggest somc rcarrancc-
ment OF working time to permit of a
moro numerous employment of work
ers by tho manufacturers. The manu-
facturers committee. tho first to COM
pletc its emergency recommendations
includes in it's personnel Charles NJ.
Schwab of New York. and Samuel
Gompers.
Other committees wore said TO bn
rapidly completing their rccommcn-
dntions Tho committees on state and
municipal measures and public works
were Understood TO, have about FIN
i.hcd n report which would suggest
greater activity by communities and
municipalities In public works with
special attention to- increased ycad
construction as means of giving em-
ployment-
Tho first public hearing Of IN. con
fercnc" was held today on unemploy-
ment statistics and witnesses present
ed data. Iabors unresdiness to sc-
c.pt work at reduced wage wss as
signed rs contrihutory cause OF tho
uncrr ployment situation bf Russell =.
Phelps director Of statistics OF tho
Massachusetts labor department while
". II. Jacobs. president OF the .I-
service mems employment bureau. de-
ciarcd tho problem among former
soldiers was to find poEi'iour for tho
great percentage Of iiiitcra'~ and
un-killrd men. too wcn nkcurd from
their service for>hari labor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
MAID AT HOTEL TESTIFIES SHE HEARD WOMAN
SCREAMING ALL AFTERNOON IN ARBUCKL LES ROOM

yet made ur lie then continued IN"
case until tomorrow at o'clock In the
afternoon giving tho defsnt" to intro
duce evidence of tts own at that time.
" desired
Frank, pcminEuer. Arbucklc'H chief
COUNCIL ssd he would not reach de-
rision until that time whether TO avail
himself of the 'pportunity.
puminzuc5 demanded an opportunity
70 provo Nrs pclmonts accusations
against hrDucklc 10 be falsehoods but
Judge Lazarus said tho district atinr
nov could not he compelled to put her
on the stand. altho he regretted great
" 'hat moro proof had not henr given
and the complainant examined
District Attorney Matthew y.
Brady suggested that Dominique him
self could cali Mrs belmont ss a Wit
ness but tho defense Sttorncy declined
to auccp, the suggestion
o=istaut District Attorney lssdoro
Golden said tho district attorney wns
not renuircd to Disclose more pf i's
case than enough To warrant holding
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
COLORADO RANCHMEN
SEEK BUR|tO WEALTH
Find Tablet In Mine Giving
Directions for Finding
Treasure

Denver. sept. s5.-william Barker
and Charlie Puma Lee, ranchmcn
near Lake city. Colo. helieN" they
have located an enormous treasure
said TO have been deposited In a
shaft In Treasure Tcak in tho san
Juan range by band Of SpantardH
and Fronchmen several hundred Ncars
ago. according to an interview with
the men today
at tho bottom Of thr mine shaft
vr found a tablet giving complct"
description ot tho location Of tho
treasure 1<o i- quoted az SAYING.
Because Of rock slides tho mon crti-
mate tho treasure to he eoo or moro
feet beneath the original location. Ac-
cordtrg to their interview tho dczcrip-
iion is In Spanish and =syz that three
tunnels and Two walls must be pierced
before tho treasure "a found Tho dc--
c-ipiion tells tho distance of each of
tho tunnels and tho thickness of tho
vatir Tho tablet according to tho In
trrviep. rBNH there are 7.Ais bars. but
does not raw whether they are gold or
SILVER. Tho Hisc Of the bars also ir
given.
We have picrcsd orc NJ the tun-
n,lp" tn. interview quotes tho men NJ
saying but found no trace cr tho
treasure"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

several years to have ANY cor-id-rabio
s.urplus i"f, after paying regular divi.
dcnda
important provisions Of tho bill
passed over today for future consider
alton. included 'hos" reducing the
uirtas rsicH 10 % pcr cont: incrras-
ing tho Income tar on corporations
from 10 to ~ per cent. taxing iito
Insurance companies and tho granting
additional exemptions to heads OF
families having incomes OF $1,000 or
lcss and on account Of Dependents:
defining foreign trade and foreign
trans corporations. cs.mrtinE from
IN" corporation tax labor. agricultural
or horticultural organization. mutual
savings banks not having capacity
stock r"pra2'nt"d by shares, dcmos'ic
building loNn associations. "substan-
tally all tho business Of which Ia con-
fined 10 making loans to n-mbnrH''
and the section striking out the house
proposal making tho salaries Of tho
president and tho Judges OF tho fed
crai courts exempt from taxation.
Among amendments Offered to the
biii was ono bv senator NcNary re-
publican Of oregon proposing TO re-
duc~ the tax on express packages
from cent 20 u cent for each
20 cents or fraction OF tho amount
maid
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
DENVER DAY IS
GREAT SUCCESS
SAYS BEAMAN
Pueblo Honors Several
Special Guests Includ-
ing the Governor

Today is Pueblo Day at til.
| Colorado State Fair. Every
store, the public building,
shops and schools will be
closed 5his afternoon and all
| Pueblo will be given an appor.
portunlty to attend the great!
est state fair in Colorado 5
! history.
Yesterday was Governors
day and Denver day. I'he,,
was Il big crowd at the ralr
grounds and Governor Shou,
and the Denver delegation
we're gwen a rousing celcbra-
! ton.
The races were exceptionally good
yesterday ami more thrilling events
drt promised today.
duoelnS OF livestock and other con-
lrsts continued today, In tho livestock
uScpart"cnt' Miss Repeater the aGth. H.
'tIlrd an in her class as senior cui,,
!hh h".am" senior champion COW.
shortly aItcrWard the COW. owned, by
a. -. canary Of Dcnver won tho grand
championships. Tie animal weighed in
! 800 pounds and was one OF The mot
dbnhrcd pure bred Hcrcfords Ia the
livestock building
parade OF all pr,,c livestock at Tho,
ldlr was staged hoforc the grand stsod
,h'a afternoon. and the string Of priz"
nor 5HH, teams. mules. dairy and bo.,r
"liiic. bulls and cElNc cs. was conridcr-
"hlN moro than q milo in length Tile
nNrhd" UfE i"d by - beautiful white
: tNtabian horfe. ws'tziuS to The music
! lof J"rman's band
! Tn" evening o,out- ,-bIrb ,,,r. rcti
IHttcndod by crowds OF pcrsons remain
! inr thru supper at thc fair groundp.
consisted again "f !. Eamr nj auto poiu,
an exhibition Of fancy riding and
! InnsN horse show. concluding vim In.
Staging oft the Battle OF Jutland hy
fircW orks
Al business houses In Pueblo will
"'"Tn AZ noon tomorrow. Thc ti.y hHl
4 born set apart as Pueblo day. and th'.
afternoon program win 10 featured 10y
nc stat" iutr derby. entries haVir=
hocn registered from Colorado. Ncbrs
ks and knnsas.
Not only wcrc tho Denver repre-
/ "'ntHuN"7 specially entertained vuh
numcrnuH features Of tho fsir pr,.
Grnm today. hut Assistant Postms-tcr
General tr. Hubert Work and Gov
'rnor Sh"up r"r" guorta Of honor sf
IN" fair grounds. being por-onaiIv
shown tho various exhibits aud con-
,"1ts by Jhmc7 Il. Loyorn president Of
Pueblo. council. -.
Alhcrt Il. IHli. secretary Of the In
trri"r Department was 10 b- {, third
Euost at Tho fair hue nc ass detained at
,"lorad" Springs ana did no, reach
fu"hla yesterday at All. II IL Under
stood he win arrive hero this morning
:lcmb"rs Of tho several Pueblo civic
ana commercial organizations mct tic
Denver delegation or t2t men al tho
depot 81 noon when tho special train
over tho Colorado and Southern rail-
road arrived and they were given a
ria" over tho city in automobiles and
thcn takcu to tho fair grounds.
! had hoped great things for thf-
years fair, and 1rpm tho number. OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
GOVERNOR SHOUP GREETED BY
30OB0YSAND CIRLSAT THE FAIR

We'll. IL that tho rovernor' why.
ho looks Just like n man"
More than 500 members of the
Royt' and Girls clubs OF the state OF
Colorado lined up yesterday noon in
double file along the main driveway
entrance to tho state fair grounds to
welcome the states chief executive.
the ration's first assistant postmaster
general and their escorts.
Each Of the boys and girls rcrrcs-
cntinE tho ii.occ club members OF tho
state OF Colorado wore the regulation
cap and each waved an American
flag In talutc OF the national and
state officials.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Hubert Work and Governor oliver ".
Shoup were escorted to tho Eround7
with other out OF town visitors by
Charles w. Lee. and by him and
sion and Manager Bcaman OF tho
fair wcr~ shown about tho cShihit7
after partakinE of n hnunt"ous dinner
at tho Boys and Girls Xmp dining
hail at which tho mcmNHrs OF tho
clubs and their chaporonos and Miss
Maud sheridan III" state leader were
tho hosts and hurtcsScF.
Following the tour about the
grounds and thru the exhibition
by Manager reamsn to tho official
box in the front portion Of tho grand
stand. and there ihruout tho after
noon 'h-v were Interested spectators
OF tho races. tho Elts' league ball
game and other attractions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28

for probable cause snd Dornin quo.
replied that tho irsun vss not between
Mrs. Belmont and Arhucklo. but be-
tween the people Of California and Ar
buckle
Two women. Zen rrevost and Alice
Blsk testified today that Miss Nir-
einia Rsppc. when found in distross in
Arbuckies apartment on September :
had cried u arm dying. He hurt me
and that Arbucklo had told her to
shut up - he would throw her out
OF the window"
You're crazy. shut up or I'll throw
YOU out Of tn window" was tn version
of Arbuckle's remarks sivon by MiEs
Blake, while Miss rrevpst tcEtifiedS
'1f you don't stop yelling I'll thro-
you out Of tho window was the ver-
sio Of Arhuckle's remarks given by Nirs
Both said that Arhuckle admins
tered ice to Niss Rarrc while she was
moaning In pain. Miss Prevcst say-
ing he accompanied With tho remark
tCcntinucd on Tare Tvol
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-28
VICE PRESIDENT OF
TRA|hMt Ms UNION
Says COUNT IS ON
Minute Vote Is Counted
Strike Order Will Be
Issued

Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 27.-An
immediate strike of the lS6,00O
railway trainmcn employed on
American roads. will be order
ed. if the strike vote, now be
ing counted favors it, Jamfs
Murdoch. vice president of the
lralnmen's organization an
nounced tonight.
AS n matter OF fact" he said "A
strike really has been authorized al
ready by tho leaders. The minute the
vote is counted the strike order will
be issued provided tho vote fayors a
strike and there Is little chance that II
wont. The leaders will not oppose the
wishes Of the mon"