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Bob Cat and Miss P1,ss
Win at (1yster Raw

OYSTER BAY, l.. J., July 4.--Light
winds practically ruined the holiday
regatta of the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club off here to-day. The
program called for special race of
the kitten class in. the morning and
an open regatta for the kitten. fish and
Glass sloop later in the day Only
two of the kittens came for the morn
ing brush. They were Bob Cat and
Wild Cat, the former winning by /
minute and 7 seconds. In the after
noon eight of the kittens raced The
winner was Miss Puss.
over an outside course, had consider
able difficulty in finishing. The win
ner was Tea Ticket, while Sculpin was
the winner among the fish.
The summary:
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international League
YESTERDAYS RES1.:.Ts

Yesterdays RESULTS
"essay City. Is; New'k, 4 10 in. 1st)
Newark, 8; Jersey City, 1 (2d)
Syracuse, 1: Toronto. 0 (A.MD
Syracuse, a; Toronto. 3 fp'
Buffalo, 5: Rochester. o (A.Ml
huTalo, 8: Rochester, 4 (P. P.Ml
Reading, s.; Baltimore. 4 "a. MY
baltimore, s; Reading, 2 (P.M.)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
", l.. rrf w r.. p~t.
Hoct'tcr. ~ 32 .B7a Reading. "a 4i i3e
Eu.falo.. AZ 90 .B28 Syrpcnse 20 a. a0S
der. City IL 81 .s2g Newark % bI soi
GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Newark.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Toronto at Syracuse.
Reading at Baltimore
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AFTERNooN nAME
Totals soil Is 27 10 oil Totals. aT&I3 81 10
.n.... -. - ,I.., 1910,

Two-baee hlts--Steph tnson. Wood. Cobb
{2) stolen bases-Wambssans co. Wood.
Speaker. Sewell. Wainbsganss
(2l, Wood Jones' Double plays--Sewell.
Wambsganss and McInnis; Sewell (unas-
sisted); Olesen. Clark ard Blue. Left on
balis--Oft Covsleskie. Ri off stonnr. l. off
Clesen. l; Oft johnson. Q. Struck out--By
Coyeieskie. |; by Cssen. 2. Iilts-OY Old
2 Ia; of olesen, in 2; off Johnson 5 in J.
Hit by pitcher-By Oldham lO'NeiiD.
Wild pitch--Stoner Passed hali--Msnion
Losing pi, cherOldham. Cmpires--Con-
molly ana ChiIl. Time 2 90
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MORNING CAME
Totals IS is q 10 ro.os 354lOa aesl73

IotaIS.. 5S i3 2, TO UI TotNs. 35 TO S26 II 3
3atted for Cheeves in sixth inning.
!ltan for Heathcote in sixth inring.
tBatted for Carlson in eighth inning
sHollocher out; hit by batted ball
chicago. o.............. 900 o15 02o-8
pittsburgh ........ 900 0SO II
Two base hts--Holiocher (2), Terry.
EiBbee. Three base hits--Barber Tierney
stolen bases-Statz. Barber. Maranville
Sacri1ces-Terry, Troynor. Grimes Double
Tir.noy AMI Griiarn Loft
bR n
Bases on balls-Of Cheeves, 4; on Giazner.
3; or Oaborne. /. Struck out-By Osborne
~ - in innings: off Osborne. In 4:
or Glazner. in 51-3 off Garrison. li
2 2-3; off Cooper. in 0 Gore out in SIXTH;
'-4..'u.s"oith, III i. " ilu pitch
Carlson Winning pitcher--Cheeyos I.osing
pitcher = tflazner. Un1pircs Hart ana
O'Day. Time--2:07.
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ITTERNCON ME
Ia nnIN n
Totals. a45 IL 27 IL l Totals e.. 50 80 ~ lsl
HBatted for Taber in ninth INNING
ST Louis uis............. 900 004 ol6 6--5
ChiCaEo "a

Afo U v u " v V--o
Chicaso. 900 02o olo--S
49, Two bare hits--CoIlins jacobson, Shorten
Sheely Three base hit--Hooper Sacrifices
~ aeohson, Mostu {2l, Shorten, Johnson
l&o. Williams. McManus. Double plays
A.iierbe. McManus and Sisler; Severesi and
Ellerhe. Left on bases-St. Lou!s. 4; Chi
eaHo, 7. Bases on bal!s--On Danfor,h /;
on Faoer. /; off shooker /. Struck out--
BY Faber 4: by Dsnforth, 2; by shocl1e-,
!. Hits--Off Danforth, IL innings
knone out in NINTH: of shoeksr. D in l.
htt by pitcher-By Danfo4th lMos,il).
Balk-panforth Winning pitcher--Dan-
torth. Umpires-Evans and Wash. riulc
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Ills Date TO fourteenlnnng IY Divide HOLIDAY
Bears Get an Even Break With
Skeeters; Win 81, Lose 15--4.

NEWARK ~ j. july aThe Bears broke losing streak If
ght straight when they took e
with the Skeeters here this Tho visitors
won the first by rally the
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Totals. 3l5eo7l22 Totals. se3laa7 10

IUtaIS'' 81 Q u II q Totals. SO T. 81 II
Batted for Miller in seventh INNING
IBatted for Oeschger in ninth inning.
Titan for Gowdy in ninth inning.
Phlladelphia.... : 400 900 3-5
BOSTON, -............. 900 900 3-3
TWO. base hits-Henlne, Rapp Sacrifices
Leslie -, (2), J. Smith. Double plays
Iarkinson, ri1t J. Smith and Leslie; Rapp and
j. smith; Barbara. Ford and Eolke Left
on bases-Philadelphia, 6 Boston. 10,
Base 1se. on balls-off Fillingim, l. Struck out
by tHubbell 2; by Miller. s; by Tillngim,
l. Hits--Of Hubbel 10 In innings
tnone out in ninth) off Weinert in / on
Miller. in z; off Fillingim. In Ga; of
Oeschger, In 1-3 Hit by pitchar-By
Hubbell (Ford). Winning pitcher-Hub.
bell; bell Losing pitcher-Miller UmpiresN-
Mccormick and Sentell. Time-2:o5
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Standings i'm Major Leagues
National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Brooklyn-New York Ia, m., rain>.
New York, s; Brooklyn, 8
IA ms, rain, p. r.).
Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh. Ia. n,.>.
Chicago. 6; Pittsburgh, 0 tp. m.).
Cincinnati, IL; st. Louis. 0 Ia. ny.
ST. Louis, s; Cincinnati. u. M.
Philadelphia nostcn Ia. H.. raiu}.
Philadelphia. S; Boston, 8 (r. m) I.
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Bases on balls-Of Cheeves, 4; on Glazper.
B; on Oaborne. /. Struck out--By Osborne
AFTERNOON GAME
Totals. sss14a7l2 Totals $50 . 81 10
sBatted for Morrison In ninth inning

Chicago. ......... 100 400 oil 2-S
Two base hits--Miller. Barber Three
base hit--O Farrell. Stolen base--Holiocner
sacriflces-Barber, Krus, Aldrdge. Double
plays--Terry, Hollocher and Grimes; Tier
ney, Maranyllle and Grimm. Left oa bases
9; Pittsburgh, g Bases or balls
OFF A,dridge. /; off Morrison. 4. Struck
out-By Morrison, l. Ulnpires-ODay and
Hart. Time-l:31
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Elapsed
Yacht anu ewnor

NIapsed
Finish. time
Yacht ant cwncr II. NJ s. H ~. s..
Maia, Il. H. LjnkGeid. 11:e7:40 1910 90
Biz pipner, }. Robin
sC.. ....,.... ...,....... l2:3l :OJ .bD:93
Tf"r.ra Pingry & Van
W!ni.e ............ 1saaA:l0 1:5330
Southern Cross, A. knapp
Jr. .s...s... lI:3I,20 ] 'o6 40
STAR Ci-Ass = slrARf. 1850 - CLUE
COURSE
Msia, n. !. Linknela .. e.5a:4s s.os.4a
winisjo -. 80. ........ e;54:so a:oi.2o
Scnthsrn cfoss. A. knsnp
-. .......,a..5 8 .Vf Nv CLAW
Biz ilippsr. .. II Rosiii-
BGb ....t,s.i-3....4s.t. I'm iiUi iliissi
Taars;s W l., Tnsgee,.. Did not finish
Eiaalight, NJ. Rock, ;. Did not finish
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MORNING GAME
Totae sol1l427l4l Totals. 42slss2s IL q

'Satted for Walker in ninth inning.
thattea for Vick in ninth inning
fI3atted for Ganer in ninth INNING.
skimmiok out; hit by batted ball.
Cincinnati. .......... 3s1 400 Oil
st. Louis. ............ 600 012 g.
wo-base hits--Harper, Kimmick. Bohne,
duncan. Wick, Schultz. Three-base hit
Harper. sacrince-Ganer. Double play
vick: Stock and I.avan. Left on bases
Clnotrnati 6; st. Louis, 9. Bases balls
OFF Doak. 3; off North. ]; off Walker, i;
Off Rlxey. O. Struck out-By North, by
Kixey 2; by Waller. 2. Hits-Of Doak.
~ 2-3 innings; OF North. in Q 1-3: off
Walker 9 in g. on Rixey. 13 In 8; off
Donahue, 0 in J. Winning ptcher--Rixey.
Losing pitcher Doak. Umpircs-Klem and
Filrnan. Time--2 90
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GAMES TO-DAY
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Other teams not scheduled.
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. II. d.
RadIeiEh- Call Blue tf31 or S5se.

The Young People OF the Madison Street
Baptist church Wiu hold a bazaar this
afternoon and evening in the church.
Lunch viii be served
Mr. and Mrs. F. w Renbarger have sold
their property at al Reno avenue and eX-
pect 70 change their residence May l to the
home they have purchased In Highland
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Farmer and Mrs.
NJ I. Farmer are changing their residence
from 40S Chandler street to Underwood
Mrs W T Comstock, who has been
quite III the past three weeks at her home
IN Monroe street. Is slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. F. u Wadlelgh OF En-
poria Kan. Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Wadleigh.
Miss Laura White and Mr. Art Noungman
were the guests Thursday evening Of Mrs.
o L. White and Miss Nellie White in Mon
The CIematis club met Thursday after
Norton street. The guests were: Mrs, D.
r Young. Mrs. z s. Young, Mrs. Elvin
Renbarger, Mrs. W. c. Moll. Mrs. l. II.
Shields. Mrs +. z. karr, Mrs n ~. Craig
held IN two weeks at the home OF Mrs. L.
s. Young in Branner street
Miss Edith KEN and Miss Mildred Grice
entertained Thursday evening at the home
Of Miss Klein in East Eleventh avenue in
honor Of Mrs. L r. Cummings. who will
leave Saturday for Atchison. Kan. where
she will make her home The guests were
members OF the Wesley Guild Of the Trim
ity Methodist church Those present were
Mrs E r. Cummings. Mrs. F. A Mitchell,
Elliott Miss Eva Grfest. Miss Marguerite
Cock. Miss Olive Owen. Miss Helen Wefser,
Miss GLADYS Rodgers. Miss Reona Rodgers,
Miss May Horn. Miss Merle Schimer. Miss
Elsie Klein. Miss Mildred Grice and Miss
Edith Klein
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MINERS DEPARr FOR TRIAL.
Special Train Needed to Carry $50
Men and Leaders Indicted.

Charleston. w. Va, April 21,-A
special train carrying some $50
miners and their leaders left Charles
ton today for Charlestown, where they
are TO be tried on Indictment returned
in Mingo. Logan. and Kanawha coun-
ties in connection with the armed
march last summer. Accommoda-
tions had been prepared for about $50
persons. but number missed the
train or were already on their way.
The party was led by William
Z NJ. W. A. President c. F. Keeney
Will leave tomorrow. Fred Mooney
secretary-treasurer, was already in
CharlestoWns where &c was expected he
would have completed arrangements
for the care OF the defendants by the
time they arrive.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NJ Gardner to II. A. Gallagher. lots
39-41 Oak ST., Morris sub. $50
G. Laverty to !. A. Wilson, lots 3s1-
3s3 y. Jackson ST., W. Curtis add.
c L. Williams TO w. Clark, lots 464-dJ
Mulvane ST., EImhurEt add. ..-.----
NJ Oswald to Topeka Atge. Inv.
Co lots 1902 e-fs-4-6-S-sOO-2
Boles ave, Steele's add.
F. Hartman TO f. Nichols, lots 1877
80 Kendall ave, Kenwo .......-.-.
C, Nordutrom to c. N. foungdorff,
lotd So, pc. S. Scotland ave, Cor -
L. a. Mckee to B. II. Eddy sw. u OF
BWA u 52-11-16. 4
s. /. Roberts TO ]. Ts Roberts, lot 127,
pt. 125, Kendall ave, .ts:.:... 1
J. McGaffin 70 j. Frank PIT lot 4,
Elliott ave, Elliott Place add. 800
W. w. Meyer to Shaw. Co. see rec 21S
F. JOhnsmeyer to Cap. Bldg Loan
Assn, lot 512 Lincoln ST., w. & DIS
a. +. schwaim to C H WATSON & A.
L. Bowman, lot 81, Western ave. -.
WatsOn's add <f4Oo
H O. Schlichter to H. L. Shortt, lot
81, pt. 80. Underwood ave-, Linden
wood add =. II 'ia1,i:o3 49,
record ....-------. 49,
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Choice

LANE ST, 126a-For sale, 7-room house,
bath and summer kitchen, two stories.
completely modern, newly papered thru
room. oak finish in living rooms first floor.
kitchen enameled and white tile oil cloth,
second heer white enamel and mahogany
floor same sleeping porch. This house
can be used by two small families as a
duplex or for one large family. Sepa rate
plate glass front doors to first and second
floors. 100 barrel eistern- Large barn or
garage. good place for chickens and gar
den. on paved street. Good Heighbor-
hood, one half block to car line. kear good
school. few block to Washburn college.
You cannot beat II an investment where
you can live on the first floor and get
revenue from part or all OF second floor.
A fine property. Now ready to be occupied.
viii trade. Zee owners at col East 4th ave.
Phone 60 1901.
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WANTED-sIALE HELP.


WANTED-AIan and wife. ranch work. 800
miles sw., no ehid5en, no fuTnltuEe !;
camp; % farm and dairy hands; baker
pastry man: head cooks; 10 married farm
couples with furniturei laborersi milk
driver; man and wife, restaurant work
Furman's Labor Agency. 1O6 West sth-
WANTED PARTNER with $500 to Join me
in light manufacturing in Topeka. staple
article; big demand; big profits See Nc
Grillis, National hotel, Room olo, from L
.. m. to p. m
WANTED-Married couple, ranch work,
man ranch, women house; no children; no
furniture, $50 mo-. board and room farm
hands. Burman's Labor Agency, log W sth.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN
Men Women Big pay. File yeur name
with c. Ozment. 204, st. Louis, No,
ATTENTION! I have work for few ex-
service men. Bring discharges. Dol n.
Monroe. Call 8 p.
WANTED-Five boys for wedding, Satur-
day morning, o'clock H. L. Rude,
1880 North Tyler.
ANTED-Experienced mill man, The
Robertson Mfg. Co, Gil East 10th.
WANTED-Experieneed grocery clerk for
Saturday. Phone 1902 or 2742.
TRICKS wanted at Reform school. Stew
art Il Richie. road contractors
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FOR BAL-VAoANT LOTS

TWO lots east of Washburn Campus on
BolIes ave $500, payment If desired. III
lots in 1909 block on Lane. old shade. gas,
electricity, water and sewer, available.
Telephone Blue 2351,
FOR SALE-Seyen east front lots. 1000
block. Lane ST, price S2r1o0, clear; IL lots
1900 block, Fillmore St. $50 each. Fur
mans Real Estate. 100 West Sth.
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WIN Decide Pacific Coast Entry.

Seattle, Wash. April 21.-Cniver-
sity OF California and University Of
Washington rowing crews were ready
for their clash on Lake Washington
here this afternoon to decide the
Pacific coasts entry into the national
event at Poughkeepsie in June.
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r ESOLVED. That the Board OF Commits
sioners of the city of Topeka, Shawnee
County. Kansas. deem Il expedIent and
necessary and for the best interests Of ga ID
city. to grade and pave the ALLEY be-
tween Topeka Avenue and Tyler street
from the south curb line " WeHt Third
Street to a point "a feet south Of the south
line of West Third Street. said paving 70
be Of six f6D inch concrete and to be paved
eighteen l1s) feet wide.
". s. HANCOCK
Commissioner of Streets and Public I'm
provements.
/. Eta N. CovelI. city Clerk Of the City
Of Topeka, Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing lie true and cor
rect copy Of the original resolution nov on
file in my office.
ETA NJ. COyELL.
tSeal) City Clerk
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FoR sATF-CrrY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-T-room modern house, first
class condition, garage, lots. near Cen
trail Park, S., 600. Groom cottage. modern
except furnace. east front lots, 5000.
Blair. Phone 1o5.
FOUR ROOM cottage, electric lights, gas
at 17e5 Van Buren.
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FOR sALF-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-HoHse. 5 large rooms. cellar,
well eisterD, chicken house. large barn
fences, blocks of car line. east side. Price,
50 500. Clear. Terms on part. III acres
A. L. FuFman. 106 West sth.
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FOR sALE-kANsAs FARMS.
Farm 1eO Acres For Sale.

Cash, terms, or trade for Topeka prop
erty, about half could be cultivated, bal
ance fine pasture, good spring, cement
dam, L miles southwest of Topeka, u mile
off of proposed cement road to Dover; has
to be sold at once. Owner. COL East Attn
Ave. or Phone 610.
FOR SALE-S0 acre improved farm near
Olsburg, Kan, half in cults bal. pasture
and meadow, 2 good wells, house. barn. cave,
old shade, fences. Price $4,000; terms.
Furman Real Estate, Jog West Sth.
FOR SALE-New farms OF 100 and 800
acre tracts In Haskell. Grant and Stanton
Counties low price and terms New Rail-
road building thru these counties. Fur
mans Real Estate, 100 West Sth.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

NORTH TOPEKA-Good 6-room house
adults; reference Phone 5525 J.
FOR RENT-Five-room house, 140S North
Quincy. Electric lights.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Fiye-room cottage,
modern. 1925 Tyler.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS


ATTRACTIVE furnished room and
kitchenette. Modern. close In Very desir-
able for young employed couple. Avail
able about May list. Phone $500 J.
HOTEL observation-disclosures modern.
: New Cafe). Newly remodeled, redee-
GRATED. Popular prices. Weekly rates,
A MOST desirable front room, three win
dows, light and cheerful in private home,
small family, close In. 933 Madison.
209 EAST 7TH-Two clean, light, well ven
tilated sleeping rooms. modern conTen-
fences, close in Tel. 1903.
CHOICE ROOM east, west and south win
dows, West side, close IN Phone Blue
213 EAST STH-Modern furnished room
for rent, gentlemen preferred. Call morn
ing.
THREE large connecting first floor rooms,
furnished for housekeeping. 307 West 18th.
FOR RENT-Two modern light hOusekeep-
ing rooms, 200 Clay. Phone 51O1 w.
SUMMER ROOMS, Union Pacific hotel,
coolest place in town, $500 per week.
MODERN furnished room for rent in
private home sac Madison st.
313 WEST 7TH-TwO modern furnished
front housekeeping rooms.
FOR RENT-Two light Housekeeping
rooms. Phone White 2i29.
FOR REST-Furnished room, priced rea-
sonable. $40 Jefferson.
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms.
1920 Monroe st.
INVEST 6rH-FuFnfshed room for rent
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate fer
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka state
Journal IS / cent word each insertion:
minimum 10 cents. by the week cents a
word minimum 20 cents
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Bishop James Wise will address the
Parent Teachers association at its meeting
: o'eiock. his subject viii be Children 5
welfare Work In Relation TO the Home
and school The Topeka high school boys
quartet Will furnish music.
The North Topeka outing camp held its
SnnG1, Sos,s XII ~ re
members were present with the exception
q u. T. Gabriel. who vas represented BY
excellent supper q business meeting was
held and vacations were allotted. Z. o.
season, which gives him the first two weeks
OF June. Plans were made by the majority
to go up to the camp at Maple Hi sun
ersi cleanup OF the camp IN preparation
for the coming season
An automobile ran into the down pipe
OF the water tank in East Norris street
yesterday afternoon, breaking Il OF close
to the ground and causing small flood
in the street Street sprinklers were put
out Of business until repairs were made
Receives Gold Medal
R. Button. son Of Mr. and Mrs. d. l.
Button af9 Van Buren, street. wen the gold
medal given BY the dairy CLUB IN the az az
State Agricultural college saturday, April
u. One hundred and twenty seven stu
dents were entered in the contest Young
Button Is q years old and Is junior in
husbandry, but shows remarkable knSWl :
effEe OF dairy cattle lie was also Out "
the five high men on Holstein. tying with
T. u. Cole and Joe T. Cobb. for third. The
five high men on each breed get year 5
magazine Button also tied for third on
AyrshfreG-
In the annual block and birdie stock
judging contest held at the college April
II, Button was one OF the tlrst three In
different divisions Of the senior contest
son Of the contest forty four men were en-
tered. The ten high men in the senior
IL I'LL frfw g..
Joseph stock show next fall. The trip was
put up an award by Mr.. Parsley man
sger Of the St Joseph stock yarus-
Notes and Personals.
Frances TruIove. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r Trulove. 1429 Kansas avenue, Is
seriously sick at her home
Guaranteed house paint S2.15 gal
lon Wall paper y and Ice single roll
o. \. Mcclure. Wall Paper and Paints,
s2O North Kansas ave.-Adv.
Amlty temple. No. los Pythian Sisters
will give an entertainment and serve re
Treatments this evening at their hail. w
Kansas avenue
J. E. Ward. Motor Car shop. 214
West Gordon st. Phone 262S--AdV.
When the George Collins family moved
Wednesday from AZ Park street to 1214
Kansas avenue, they took with them their
chickens Thursday morning IL was dis
covered that eight hens were missing. a
thief had visited the henheuse during the
night Collins thinks the thief might have
shown more consideration and taken the
hens Tuesday night and so saved him the
For rent, 3 unfurnished rooms with
bath. References required. Phone
The W. T. X club viii meet Tuesday
Mrs s r. Plummer. 914 Quincy street.
The subject for study Is northern Aus
R1y your ice cream at the Roller Cream
erv 300 Norm Kansas.-Adv
Mrs. Ralph Campbell, who recently IN
derxent q surgical operation at St0rmont
hospital. is doing nicely. altho not yet able
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Legal.
PAVING REsOLUTION.

(First published in The Topeka State
Journal, April IL, 1921
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SERVICES OFFERED.
CONCRETE C,ISTFRNs

CONCRETE CISTERNS
A 109d reduction will be given on an ciB-
terms Installed during the month Of April
For prices call
CLARENCE PooRT. e20f Krz
OR A. ID. CROUCH. 22Of k-4
LAUNDERING, bundle washing. family
washing and ironing. SILK work our spe-
ciaity. Call for and deliver Phone White
1854. William l. Connelley, proprissor
1915 buchanan ST. -5 se
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NOTICE

MY PROPERTY at 1921 Monroe has been
taken off the market. Fred Laughly.
r. Z. d No. I
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An automobile ran into the down pipe
OF the water tank in East Norris street
yesterday afternoon. breaking IL off close
to the ground and causing small flood
in the street Street sprinklers were put
out OF business until repairs were made.
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Harrison Street. So. 600

A4oNA 44oO4A 0p4 CIV YI1OVO
Five room cottage, lots. for $2.0
or will trade on better property and
pay difference.
COTTRELL CO.
liz W. 9Th. Phone s4oe.
Two good I-room houses, good location, IN
payment down, balance cheaper than rent
Nice 5-ro3u cottage, modern except fur
mace, blocks east of Washburn college
81 500. For appointment call Blue 2351-
Mrs. II. a French.
FOR SAEE-Efght-room house. modern ex-
cept furnace. 1000 Quincy. Phone White
2153 or Waite 1924,
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QUICK SALE LoTSs 1o2x12z IT,.
corner Ashland and Elmwood. block
south of Potwin school. Must sell be-
fore May 1. only $1,000. fine lots in
the south block of Courtlapd. only
$3.50. on Underwood. south of sth,
for $500, and so to 100 lots in other
locations. See US for your lots. Phone
CottrelI. s4os.