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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
CHICAGO QUINTET
PROVES NO MATCH
FOR LOCAL SQUAD
Burnham's Proteges Outclass
Prep Team Throughout
Team Play a Feature.

Playing in the best form displayed
this season, and tossing baskets with
deadly precision. the local h.gh
school basketball team showed I'M
der the much heralded Loyo.a
academy team OF Chicago yesterday
afternoon at the y. ~. c. A. sym
by the score Of - 20 ~.
The Benders seem 20 thrive on
work. having defeated the Sturg.s.
Mich. high school team Friday n.ght
al Sturgis by the one-slded score OF
1915, and viii compete their third
game within four days when they
oppose the Benton Har5or high
school tossers a. the y N. c. A.
Monday night at 1880 O'Clock.
The two games In as many DAYS
did not bother the local shooters.
in fact &c improved their shooting
and all around team play. The en-
tire first team started and finished
the game and their passing. guard
ing and fast floor work were a rove
latIon 90 the few high school root
ers that were on hand
The Chicagoans were outclassc5
from beginning 20 end and gave the
locals but little opposition until near
the close Of the second hair when
they rolled up IS points The vis-
itors played a slovenly game, dis
playing little or no team work At
times they threatened 90 display a
little AOor work. only TO be blocked
in this by the stellar guarding or
Capt. Scheer and Voedisch. The 10y
/ ola players spoke highly Of the To-
cal captains play and placed HIM
on q par with any they had met IN
/ the Chicago High School league.
ollie Edwards. Edner and Nyikos
played the best game OF their high
school careers and had the Loyola
men bewildered with their clever
passing and accurate shooting I'd
/ wards opened up the scoring for the
I Benders, followed by markers ion
/ rapid succession by Edner and Ny.-
I kos.
The Chicago team resorted 10 long
shots from the beginning. when they
saw they were unable 10 penetrate
! the local guarding. most OF tha.-
shots going wild There was no ate
/ tempt on their part 20 pass the ball
/ preferring to trust 20 luck. Nc
/ Kenna with a basket and McGraw
-He oHiy
7 half The half ended with the local
ee O' ''i7 -oi-5 emu Oh q 30 10
-
-, N'-
1'i'e 9'oi an" coach OF lle Lofoia
.Se'li'' save ms cHaF yes sum ialh-
-l7 ~ -l'.-E 1Ile rest period "hlcn
s ss-II 10 'eIel- ihe team as they
1p 40 points in rapid or
4o-u''i7 1l5 De"-ei sA'o,eIS I'D
points - Cohnel or Is2Eo .a,
"no was s-ara'ns ONE Edwards,
20 tAe io'al Forward Ike
.eech' during inc Second Half and
"hen out"-tted resarfea 'o rol-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
PURDUE DEFEATS
CHICAGO, 28-t6
Losers Defense Against Con-
ference Leaders Feature
of Game.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Feb 1s.-Pur-
due defeated Chicago IS to Is in a
western conference basketball game
here tonight. The defense put up by
Chicago against the conference lead
ers featured the contest.
Gullion. Purdue center and star
basket shooter. was guarded so well
that he had but one shot az the bas-
ket and missed. Howerda, Purdue
guard, was the chief point scorer Of
the contest. The work o. MCGUIRE
and Holiday featured for the WIS.,
itors. Lineup and summary:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
Him DEFEAT IOWA.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Feb. IS. - The
University Of Illinois track team
won a western conference indoor
track meet today from Iowa by the
score of 81 TO %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

Pittsburg is going 20 be none too
strong behind the bat, if Catcher
Schmidt makes good his threat not
TO return. II is also possible that he
may figure in trade that viii work
10 the advantage Of the Pirates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

EVANSTON, H., Feb. 1S.-North-
western defeated Indiana p to &c in
western conference basketball
game here tonight. Northwestern
too kthe lead early in the contest
and was never i'm danger of being
headed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

baseball whom the York paid $4,000
Pacific Coast league George Putnam the club announced
oConnel under the will receive the
baseball
$4,000
a
signing reported unofcial
a he
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South Bend nigh school al
'yoIa academy 40


Free throw missed-Nyikos &: Nc
Crav Q
Referee. A. Cooper. Springfield
Y. II. Q. A. College
Tfmer-Danuy Whit-Inau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

Field Goals--Masters, 4; Evers-
man. 4; Howerda, .; Holiday, p;
Romney, Mcguire and Stair (sub
for Hurlburt). Foul goals-How-
erda. out Of 10; Mcclure. out OF
II; ROmney, o out OF l.
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ILLINOIS MINS

URBANA. Ill., Feb. 1s-Illlnois
remained in the western conference
basketball champion race tonight BY
defeating Minnesota % tOlS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
CULVER FIVE WINS
COUNTY NET MEET
Cadets Defeat West High, SO
to g, in Finals of Mar
shall Co. Tourney.

PLYMOUTH. Ind. Feb 1S.-Cul-
yer academy won the county high
school basketball tournament that
was held here yesterday, and won
the right 10 represent this county in
the district tournament which will
be held within a short time. Gull
YER won by defeating the high
schools Of Plymouth. West High and
Tippecanoe.
The day began with game be-
tween Bourbon and Tippecanoe,
which the latter won, 1873. - Tippe-
canoe clearly outclassed its oppo-
nents. leading at the end Of the first
half. 100. The game between Gull
yer and Plymouth then followed.
Plymouth put up a game fight, but
the cadets were too strong. and after
leading at the end OF the first half,
9-3, rolled up eight more points In
the second half and won by the
score Of 1875.
West High defeated Argos in a
fast game. 17-11. At the end OF the
first half the score was 10-4 in favor
Of West High, but the Argos play
ers came back vigorously in the sec
ond half and scored as many points
as their opponents.
Defeat West High
Culver then played Tippecanoe in
the semi-faals. and won this game,
24-15. The cadets walked away
from Tippecanoe IN the second half,
but during the first frame. the teams
seemed very evenly matched. The
first half ended 1913 in favor Of Gull
yer. The cadets were far too strong
for WesG High in the final game. At
the end OF the first half the score
was 22-2 in favor of Culver, and
during the second half the cadets
continued to pile up points. The
final score was 3S-6. In game
which was played between the girls
Of West and Plymouth High schools,
the Plymouth representatives won
2S-9. Large crowds attended every
one Of the contests.
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TRIMMINGS

Trimming which emphasizes the
width OF the hat IS quite the smart
est fancy OF the moment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
PUDDING HINT.

When you have no suet handy and
need a little for puddings. chop some
fresh dripping and use in in place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
ZILL TO COMPLETE
TRAINING MONDAY
Will Work Out With Paddy
Burns for Go With Brennan
Tuesday at Mishawaka.

That the Adishawaka Athletic club
boxing show at the Century theater
next Tuesday night would be a
greater success than the one held
a month ago. which was labelled by
many as the best Offering In years.
was the prediction Of Matchmaker
Johnny MCGOWAN last night when
asked as 20 the prospects at the time
The ticket sale for the sffair has
been unusually heavy and the news
that Tony ZiT Is now being consid-
erede as a possible opponent for
either Rocky Kansas or Benny
Leonard has been a great help 70
the promoters. Zill will arrive in
town early this morning and after
a few hours rest will make his way
TO NIishawaka where he expects 70
train in the afternoon.
Monday afternoon at three O'Clock
Tony, with Paddy Burns. who is
training for his bout with Steve
Neimith viii wind up their training
campaign by hard workouts in Andy
Weisberg's gymnasium in the Oliver
hotel. Zill and Burns are the same
same manner. Their sparring on
Monday should be a good indication
Of what their performance in Tues
day VIII be.
Burns 10 Meet Neimith.
While the Zill-Brennan bout has
attracted much attention South
Bend and NIjshawaka are pointing
with eager eyes to the battle that is
to include Paddy Burns, the best
boxer at Notre Dame and one Of the
cleverest nit artists in these parts,
and Steve Neimith Neimith and
Burns have met twice before. In
their first encounter the ringsiders
gave Burns the preference but in a
second bout with Neimith, Burns did
little training due 20 injuries that he
received while sparring. He went
into the ring a bit out OF condition
and was forced to content himself
with a draw.
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OWN YOUR HOMES

Ten acres, close in, fine valley land,
a good Groom house, 'cistern, well,
cellar, porches, cement walks, good
barn, poultry house, store house, 1 u
acres raspberries. Price $500.
Five acres, miles out, Groom
house, stable, shed, chicken house,
we'll, some alfalfa. This is fine valley
land. Price $4,000.
Four one-half acres, on concrete
road, close in, good Groom cottage,
bath, electric light, gas, and city water,
good barn and poultry house, $500.
Near Ripley park. about 5 acres of
good valley land. $4,000.
Seven-room house, 3 lots. good
water, electric light, fruit, poultry
house, 100000. Terms, $500 cash,
bal. $25 per month.
Chandler ST., good 4-room cottage,
electric, gas, water, $1,475. Terms
$500 cash, bal. time.
We strive to please.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Buy a Home

Auburndale. rooms. new oak
floors below, gas, light. water, part
basement, two full lots. Price only
$4,000, good terms.
Close in on West Ninth, nice
rooms and bath, modern except heat.
Price $3.50.
1929 Polk, Groom cottage, modern
except heat, fine location See this
a: $500.
Seven-room Calf bungalow. all
modern, part oak, sip. porch, east
front, west side This is a bargain
at $4,000.
Close in bungalow of 8 rooms, sip,
porch, oak finish, all modern, built-in
garage, small lot. Price $500.
1911 w. 18th. A beautiful bunga-
low of rooms, den, and sip. porch,
all oak below, strictly modern, garage.
$500.
We have large list of homes and
lots. to choose from; see US before
buying
Peoples Investment Co.
q
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Located 21z miles of good ~.
town and about 8 rallies north of To-
peka, 80 acres under cultivation, of
which so acres is fine bottom land
with 80 acres in alfalfa and fenced
hog tight. About 20 acres meadow,
and 90 acres pasture. Good set of
buildings, room frame house with
acetylene light plant barn, cave, gran
airy, other buildings. Reduced in
price from 800 per acre to SIS per
acre for a quick sale. Mortgage
$500, ~ per cent, 2 years to run.
See me about this right away. NO
TRADE. MONEY TALKS. H. P.
Richards, 423 New England Bldg, To-
peka, Kan.
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FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.
FLORIDA LANDS.

TIP-TOP OF FLORIDA-Book of 40
big pages. 300 pictures; truth about farms.
orange groves, climate. churches. schools.
health, sanitation, etc, in county Of 1,40o
lakes, center state. highest elevation, three
railroads, 400 miles improved highways
Fastest growing, most talked Of Florida
county; health, tourist resorts, three goif
courses, million dollar hotel and scores
smaller ones. Write for free copy this
most comprehensive book-stating what
about Florida interests you most Address
Lake County Chamber Commerce, Box $50,
TaVares. Florida
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FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-RIAL ESTATE
--c>~oo1|c~~oCo
-Four Exceptionally Good I ZONES


kitchen particularly
inspect this
property n make al offe
flower garden and shrub
N days
A Six
a once.
of oneo Of
of
obtaining
the
WITH
w. A. NEISWANGER & CO., Realtors
Phone94 st
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The Topeka Mortgage
q Investment Co.

$50 Kansas Phone 1895.
OAKLAND - Six-rC, house, electric
lights gas cistern. bath. cement walks,
garage 3 lots. Price $3.50 $3.50 down,
the balance like rent Call at 284 Oakland
ave.
FOR SALE-For cash, by owner, 5-room
house. modern except furnace, fine neigh
borhOOd west side near Washburn car
line. owner going west 1854, care Journal.
FOR SALE-Cottages, bungalows and two
story houses. all parts city. Bargain IN
Broom modern cottage SiX-room house,
s: 80. Blair. phone 10J.
FOR SALE-Six-room cottage 2 lots. 60
California ave. A snap. Call tomorrow
af .ornoon.
FOR SALES fine lots, restricted district
VIII divide. sell IL lots. Call STA Ring 2.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

100 acres Solomon valley land.
near Abilene, Kan, part bottom.
all good land. best of improve
ments. Will exchange for 80 or
40 acres we'll improved near
Topeka.
Five-acre tract close in, 7-room
house, modern except heat. large
poultry house, barn, all fenced.
Bargain at $3.50,
Improved 5-acre tract near
Oakland, $4,000. Will exchange
for or room house west side.
East side Is lots. good 7-room
house, $4,000. VIII consider west
side or room house of same
value.
Highland Park, lots, some
fruit, new Groom house, garage.
$4,000. Would consider west side
home same value.
Two good 80-acre farms, well
improved, near Topeka, to ex-
change for Topeka property.
Six well located lots east side,
sewer and sidewalks. Would take
cheap car as first payment. Bal
ance 500 per month.
100 acres Holt county, Neb..
515 miles from O'Neill, all in hay
and pasture, $45 per acre, to ex-
change for livestock.
E. RINGY
(REALTORl
Phone 174s. $40 Kansas Ave.
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On Lincoln, modern in every de-
tail; new decorations; rooms and
glassed 81 p; oak floors up and down;
LIST fl. oak finish except kitchen, in
pine; 2nd II. white enamel finish; full
concrete basement; new garage; nice
street, fine neighborhood. Reduced to
S6,70O.
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Elmhurst Home

It's on Lane, an ideal modern home
of rooms, first floor in OF. sawed
oak, large rec. hall, parlor, d. room,
and a very handy kitchen. Second
floor has 3 bed r. finished in nd. pine.
The bath r. in white enamel. Lots of
closets. Third floor has 2 finished
rooms. Good basement and hot air
furnace. Barn for cars. Plenty of
old shade. This complete home is
offered for a quick sale at only $1,000.
Shown by appointment only.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
31s acres good farm land: also has
gas and oil on farm; brings in $140
per month income; 135 acres cul-: 1873
acres meadow: SO acres timber and
pasture; has running wafer on place;
has good improvements; rents now for
hak of grain. Will exchange for mer-
chandise up to $4,000.
NELSON & HOPKINS
22S New England Bldg,
Topeka, Kan
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PERSONAL

GALLSTONES-Impr treatment for
catarrhal Inflammation of gallbladder
and ducts associated with gallstones. Book
let free. Write today DR.. Paddock, Box
D201, Kansas City, Mo.
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(Eirst Published in The Topeka Ste<S
Journal, October "a. 19229
OFFICE oF THE CITY CLERK,
Topeka. Kansas, October y iszz-
REGISTRATION BOOKS TO BE CLOSED.
Notice is hereby given that -, the e, eooss
Topeka, Kansas. viii be closed at 1000
eiO'A FRIDAY 4; OCTOBER "a, ls7a
and will remain closed until after ths
GENERAL ELECTION, November Z, 1892
OFFICE HOURS.
a. m. until 1000 o'clock p. m including
the meal hours. r,.rvn
(First published in The Topeka STATE
journal. October II, 1921
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
Topeka, Kansas, october ~, 1szz.
REGISTRATION NOTCH
10 100 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Notice is hereby given that the books for
the registration Of of, To Se OF me Chy OK
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1922, until
FRIDAY, OCTOBER z. is22. from
THfRD FLOOR, CITY HALL.
anG haes lived xSies ssre thirty days
or more and in the State six months or
more and have attained the age OF twenty
cast your ballot. -
If you nave changed your address since
| you have registered, you must re-regtster.
registered, you must re-register.
II you are of foreign birth. you must
EVERY 6SE WISHING ING TO REGISTER
MUST APPEAR IN PERsoEas
,sr.,, ETA NJ coyBILL L
! First published in The. Topeka State
Journal. October II, 1927
1
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
NOTICE OF s SALE 9E UNCLAIMED
Notice is hereby given that the feliowing
auction to the highest bidder at the I'M
claimed freight room, opposite the II r.
Y. NJ. c. A, on Fourth street, November q,
! charges paid, the same having been left in
possession Of this company for six months
and over. Sale commences 0 30 a. m.
/ p. WALSH, General Baggage Agent.
5si5sh s4sssSSS Sszso s1$;zss siIz a ss
! 30sse6, 57i44, 3265o1. s56o82. e1709a safIai.
4S1ois' io406 s55119, s9If2O. sTiO63 T9I577.
7 7s9Sso s ss4S 5s7ss fss4os S9l9S5 sS,
36S940. 56s930, 662754 55S4f. 5s29so. s3as2s.
I2s2s1, Ann Arbor 225s12. e; b; 4 O ID
'enn. 4s0e27, 52145s, P; N sG541i: g; u 3.
& NJ I245. st; 1. & 5; e S12ss: 55se6 :, -,
e sPa s 452S stsOi 2ls s s $50 s ssss
6576s4. 522O6, 7se415. 1888, si7es4, 6ssap2.
| 91272s, 455422 37S053. 935956, 4i371, 392eg7,
s2219s. 2s7519, 619746. s22197. 5o0279. Ssgs45.
346509, 442635, 305034. 3ss919. 374215. 1. & G.
| N. 247903 NJ. K. & T. 912050, n. c. & ST. L.
454e1,. N. Y. C. 2S0753. n. T., n. II. = II.
BABY Cabs 2s4s9, 6512o. coso9e. ESQ.
34649 e152. TG023, 27910. e4470. 6O56s 81.
| baby chair $780, velocipedes 26346, 6J7792,
golf bag 44O6l, cots 644272. 36se67. s45754.
| 277527, pick 630959.
Suit cases and grips 1854. 40o701, 15o2o1,
221426, 432041, 1GS5f, 4657z1, 211o8z 146s3,
712s0s, 2s7b19, 2165s3. 2e7ifl, 1883, 5575s3.
e79so3. es3954, 1924, 4$sssl, 172o2s 1alS5.
236966 1856 176J6G 22216. 414s7. 405s7.
7s0527, 1927, 2226s7, 35s05s, e4627, 642969
39s349. 5000. 912729, SAID. 1880 52999
43661O, 442930, 331700 463970 613000 4s102G
1sO959 57079 66232 67664. 45O3, 57421, 6502e
4s2ss, 1s0915. ,350210, G5s1o. 257907, 524s3
3O2254. ID. & Z. @. 1O407l-
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Close In

All modern, siX-room residence
sleeping porch. garage, one and hall
lots frontage; oak finish on first floor
Price $500.
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Bargains

Close in on Taylor; six rooms,
modern except furnace, fine old
shade, walking distance, only
$500.
On west side. nice five-room
cottage, modern except furnace,
two nice lots, one-half block to
car. Only $500.
Practically new oak finished
house, thoroughly modern, east
front, five nice rooms and sleep
ing porch. Price 5000.
New five-room cottage with
four lots. well, electric lights, full
basement, in location which is
improving each day, $4,000; $500
cash, balance monthly.
Four-room cottage, two lots
well and electric lights, on Har-
rison street. only 400. See
Reserve Securities Co, III East
9Th; Phone $3.50.
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LEGAL
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,

(First Published in The Topeka state
Journal, October 81 1921
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FURRTElS.


JOHN PETRZILEK. the furrier. moved Il
$40 Kansas Ave
KIHEKAH FUR SHOP-106 East Eighth
Phone 119.
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LEGAL.

LEGAL.
(First published in The Topeka State
journal, October 10, 1927
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
Topeka, Kansas, October 49,
PAVING NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday, jan
uary z, 1928, is designated by the Board of
Commissioners as the last day on which
to receive petitions for the paving of any
Blank petitions may be had at the office
ETA NJ. CovELL,
(Seal.l City Clerk.
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Central Park Ave.

IL lots, 5 T. cottage. a delightful
small, all modern home. Ideal hot
water system. Only 4 u tons coal last
winter. Fine bath r, closets, etc.
Priced to sell, $4,000.
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INSURANCE

L. W WILSON-Fire tornado, plate glass
Insurance. Phone $50 &c Columbian Bldg
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COAL AND WOOD.

FARNsWoRTH COAL CO. =
Kan. Wynn and III coal 42t 2 Cor Phone
DEPENDABLE COAL-We guarantees sat
isfaction- kansi Coal Co Phone i5fl2
Third and Jarkson st
DRY WOOD FOR SAEE-W Jagars
Coal Co, 160s Seward ave. Phone 1864
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EDUCATIONAL\
KANSAS SCHOOL OF CHlROPRACTlI,
513 Kansas ave, Topeka Phone Red
1888 Day and night classes Enroll nov
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Kansas Avenue
Ten
C. H. Bowman & CO
208 ACRE FARM

w. H. McGrew, Asst Salesman.
11s w. 6th Phone 1920
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West Street

A room modern home, up, 8
down. Pine finish, barn, shade Good
neighbors $3.50. Can be handled
with $500 cash, bal. like rent.
Kansas Reserve Investment Co.
ED F. GROTE
Manager Real Estate Department.
s24 Kansas Ave. Phone 1898
After p. m. call 1890.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY cLERK,

Journal. October II, lsz2-)
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
lust Listed
On Polk

: Four-room cottage, in one of the
best residence sections on the west
side. Price $4,000.
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First published in The Topeka State
journal. October II, 1927
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Santa Fe Man

Listen here! Near Third and Bran
ner is a Groom house, partly modern
/ Y east front lots. shade, barn. Price
$4,000. Terms.
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E. RINGY

Phone 1743. $40 Kansas Ave.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-18
Notice of Sale.

In the Probate Court for the Tnnoko Precinct, Territory of Alaska-Ba B.lSmith, United States Commis- sioner, ex-effiCio probate judge. Notice is hereby given that. pursuant to an order of the Probate Court for the lnnoko Precinct, Territory of Alaska, l will sell at public auction. to the highest, bidder for cash, Saturday, Novem Der nth, 1922, at ? D. m, in front of the office of the us. Commis- sioner at Ophir, the following described placer mining claim, the property of the estate of Wm. Christie, deceased.
 EvANYL. JONES'
 Administrator of the Estate
 of William Christie.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-18
WAR. VETS
 PREFERRED
l9,OO0 Acres of Land to Be Opened in Vicinity
 of Fairbanks.

Washington Oct. 16.-By an order just issued by the Commis- sioner of the General Land or. ice and transmitted to the Sur geyoreGeneral.of Alaska. 19, 900 acres of land in the vicinity of Fairbanks will be opened to entry. These. lands lie in town. ship g. south ranges, east, town ship 5, south range 4 east, and township r.. south range 5 east, Fair banks meridian. Ex.service men, subject to prior vald set- ttement1 rights and. equitable claims, will be entitled to prefer enoe rIght.to enter these lands, under the homestead and desert laws, for 91 days Beginning with date, the landssAwiH Joe opened.'to general entry ex- piratiou of the 91sday period.
 ooiess air-tight stove for sale. pr. N. F. Green.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-18
What Repudiation of
 Allied Debt Means

Toledo. Oct. l6.-zThe repudiation of loans made by the United States to the allied nations during the world war would undermine the whole fabric of international good. faith, Secretary of Commerce. Hoover, a member. of the allied debt. commission, declared tor night, in an address here.
The Kusko times., 1922-10-18

James Pernie, Frank Lange, Louis Sundbeek- and John Williams, all of whom. have been engaged in straight eningLines on the Rainy Pass trail in the vicinity of. Rhone river, returned here yesterday afternoon, coming down in the Salmon River Flyer.