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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-10

las, Leavenworth, Harvey and Riley.
More than II 900 trucks and automo-
biIes were registered during May. the
report shows, the distribution being:
Cars, 1854; trucks, 932. At this
rate, the total registration of last year
will be passed before the close of
June.
The number of trucks and cars reg
istered in the larger counties of the
state up to June 1, follows: (first
number designates trucks, second
number, automobiles): Allen, 213.
3,276; Atchison, 231, ASS; Cowley,
S14, 5.516; Crawford, SIS, 6, 100; Dick
inson. S2S, 4,s9s; Geary, lat, 1878;
Harvey, 149. 3.2O4; Leavenworth. SOL,
1906; Lyons. POI, S,S44; Douglas
500. 1907; Montgomery. 447, 6,723;
Reno, 5s5, 1905; Rice. IA. 2.529;
Riley, 1873, S.0s7; Saline. 293, 4,365;
1,045, S.7S6; Wyandotte, 1871, TO-
ass; Clay. 159, 1881.
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MAJOR TRUE" NOT TRUE.
He's Son of "A Scotland Noble and n
Former u. =. Convict

III son Oh a SNOLlAnu NODAG ana n
Former u. =. Convict
San Francisco. June 10.-Maj. Ron
aid True. whose reprieve from the
gallows for murder brought a storm
OF protest from the British press,
yesterday claimed to be Lord De
Freyne. stepson of Lord Glen Falloch
OF Scotland. when he served a Is
months federal sentence in the Ala
media. Calf. county Jail in 1915 for
forging stolen postal money orders
British newspapers freely intimated
that True was the son Of one of the
most noted gentlewomen of the Eng
lish nobility. but True's identity has
been withheld by the British authori-
ties. He was tried for the murder of
Gertrude Yates in London three
weeks ago and saved from hanging
by commitment 70 a hospital for the
criminal insane.
The facts of his conviction and SEN
tence in Alameda were brought 10
light by William MADEIRA. postofffce
inspector. who traced True in his
flight from the Pacific coast to New
Orleans, where he was arrested Com
parison of photographs of the English
felon first sentenced to be hanged
completed the Identification. At the
time Of his conviction here he claimed
right to the title of Honora BILE Arthur
Reginald French. otherwise Lord de
hreyne of French Park, County
Roscommon. ireland.
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FEW FAIL TO BUY AUTO TAGS

Report of Secretary of State Shows
Total of 2s2.212 Licenses.
Fvaders of the Kansas vehicle IL
cense law are growing scarce, accord
ing to the monthly report of the auto
mobile department made to Secretary
OF State L. J. Pettijohn today. The
report shows that a total of 2S2,212
license plates have been issued to
automobile and truck owners, which
is only 1000 short of the total~num-
Der of trucks and cars registered dur
ing the entire year of 1921.
Seven OF the counties with the larg-
est motor vehicle population in the
state already have passed the total
registration OF last year. They are:
Shawnee, Sedgwick, Wyandotte, Doug
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20 Per Cent of wheat Abandoned?

Concordia, Kan, June 10.-Harvest-
ing of the wheat crop of Cloud county,
which will begin within two weeks
with favorable weather conditions, will
find approximately so to rs per cent
of the fields abandoned or planted
to other crops, and the remainder of
the fields yielding an average of per-
haps fifteen bushels an acre.
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J. B. TOMLINSON is DEAD
Independence Lawyer Stricken After
Leaving Topeka Thursday.

Inlit- ilt,nut-lCe InWYcF oIflCkCn AIIcr
Leaving Topeka Thursday.
Independence. Kan. June 10.
r. Tomlinson. attorney of this city,
who died in Kansas City hospital at
5:30 this morning after a brief i'll
ness. was one of the best known law
yers in southern Kansas.
He was stricken at Kansas City
Tuesday or his way home from To-
pcka where he argued a case in su-
preme court Thursday. He came / ere
in 1904 and was attorney for many
big concerns
He formerly lived at Minneapolis,
Kansas. and was warden of the state
penitentiary at Lansing during Cover
nor T. y. Morrilrs tenn as governor.
He leaves his wife. one son. now a
lawyer student at Ann Arbor. Mich,
and one daughter. Mrs. Ayres McKin-
ney Of Kansas City. He was fifty
eight years old
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Didn't Get Enough War Hiking,

Wichita, June 10.-For old times
sake, members of the American Legion
here plan an all-night hike. June "a.
The camp site will be about eight
miles from the city. Various army
games will furnish amusement. The
hike is for all ex-service men and
arrangements are being made for two
hundred or more.
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Parsons Continues Sunday sports.

Parsons, June 1O.-Members of the
executive committee of the Parsons
Katy City league take issue with the
Ministerial associations petition pro-
testing Sunday baseball games. They
assert the Sunday game is not in viola
ton OF any law. The Sunday games
continue.
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Emporia. June 1O.-Carnivals were
condemned in strong terms by the
Kansas Association OF Retail Secre-
taries in recent session here. Mrs
Helen Bailey. secretary Of the Lyon
County Retailers association, led the
attack. declaring that carnivals could
not exist If it were not for the revenue
from gambling devices. L. B. Craw-
ford of Winfield was elected president
OF the association; Milton Tabor. To-
peka. vice president: Mrs. Helen
BAILEY. Emporia- secretary.
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New York. June 1O.-The actual
condition OF the clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
excess OF legal requirements This is
an increase Of $4,s67,4 $50 from the last
week.
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FREE FAIR SCHOOL
Hold Intensive Training Course
in Culinary Department.

All High Schools in Shawnee
County VIII Have a Part.
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A FOOD CRISIS IN GERMANY.
Need 500, 900 Billion Marks Worth of
Grain or Starvation Looms.

= Paris, Nov. 16.-Germany must find
some way of getting 100000 million
marks worth of grain to feed her peo-
pie during the next year, the repara-
tons commission learned in its inves-
LEGATION in Berlin
As this amount is about double the
present total of paper money in cir
culation in Germany. purchase of the
grain is deemed impossible except
thru speedy financial rehabilitation of
the country or food credits from
abroad. 1t seems to be generally
taken for granted that both the credits
and the food would have to come from
America
The 100000 million marks repre-
sents Germany's import requirements
for the next twelve months of two
million tons of grain, the minimum
amount thought necessary to prevent
starvation. Any attempt to buy this
cereal in a foreign market would, in
the opinion of experts, cause a COM
plete collapse of the mark. with seri-
Gus reaction in the exchanges Of the
other European countries.
The only way in which Germany
can be saved from such a problem II
is declared. is by Sterilization of the
mark at a figure which would restore,
in measure, international condolences.
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CHINA TO JOIN WITH SOVIET?
Report From Picking Is Given Little
Crcdence in Jap Circles

Toxic, Nov. 16.-An unconfirmed
report reaching here today declared
the Chinese national assembly at
Picking is considering voting for an
amalgamatfons the Chinese republic
with the Russian soviet government.
The report from Picking that the
Chinese national assembly is consid-
ering n vote to merge China with
Russia was received with slight
credence. 1t is known. however, the
soviet government has been centraliz-
ing its efforts to win the friendship
of China Adolph Joffe. the foremost
diplomat in the Bolshevist service, was
sent to Picking as ambassador. Pre-
viousIy. he had been he Russian
envoy at Berlin
Joffe's latest official act was to
send a note to Japan, protesting
against the Washington decisions re-
garding the Chinese Eastern railway
Russia claimed to be defending
China's interests and asked for a new
conference to decide the future status
of this line
Russia is taking over all Siberia and
will exercise authority of the former
government of the Near East republic
at Tchita. This places her borders
alongside those of China and would
make il necessary TO enact new com
Inercial agreements.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
PROSPERITY FOR YOU

Today you are invited TO join us in the
prosperity and success of a business with
a most wonderful future A few shares OF
Preferred Stock in Sleep-or-Swing Com
panv may prove the path to real pros
perity aud future Independence Here is a
business with a splendid reputation, and
three great products with a nationwide
demand Write, phone call at factory.
Sleep -or-Swing Company, Topeka, Kan
FOR SALE-First class restaurant located
60 miles southwest of Topeka in good coun-
tv seat town, low rent; everything to do
with property in best repair doing large
business. Price S1.TO0, includes provisions.
Furman's Real Estate, JOG West Sth.
PARTNER WANTED-Man or woman.
who has had sales experience. 4O0-402
Kansas ave. room ., 2nd floor.
FOR SALE-Business building. substan initial,
wood and brick. Best location in North
ToDeka Call 1925.
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MORE TROOPS TO FORT RILEY
Addition From san Francisco VIII
Help Maintain Ninth Cavalry

Junction City. Nov. ia special
train containing 2O4 officers and men
Of the Ninth cavalry. cOlOred, arrived
in Junction City last night from San
Francisco. and was taken this morn
ing to Fort Riley where the unit is to
he stationed The Ninth returned
earlier in the month from several
years of service in the Philippines
The present cavalry school colored
detachment is to be merged with the
Ninth and the regiment will take over
the detacnments's duties at the school
The change is made to preserve the
identity OF the Ninth cavalry, which
was three tened with dissolution I'M
der the army denomination plan
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JESS WILLARD BACK IN RING
Appears in Two Bouts But Fails to
Show Championship Form.

Los Angeles, Nov. 16.@Jess Will
lard last night made his first public
ring appearance since the day three
years ago when Jack Dempsey wrested
his heavyweight boxing title from him.
In the opinion of sport writers, the big
Kansan failed to show championship
form
The former champion boxed two
exhibition bouts of two rounds each
with Tom Kennedy and Joe Bonds,
Los Angeles heavyweights, as the fea-
ture of the boxing program, given at
the Hollywood American Legion sta
dunn for the benefit of the assistance
league for ex-service men.
Willard received q rousing recep-
ton. His two opponents, altho large
men, looked small beside him. Ken
nedy made the better showing, swing
ing four or five hard rights to the jaw,
but Willard merely smiled and retail
ated mildly Willard was quick on his
feet and SPARED rapidly.
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TRY TO IDENTIFY BURGLAR.
BertiIIon Measurements of Man Killed
in Oklahoma Sent to Leavenworth.

Norman, Okla. Nov. 16-Bertillon
nfeasuren, ents of the burglar who was
shot and killed here Saturday night
while attempting to rob a store. were
sent to Leavenworth today, together
with his finger prints, in an effort to
establish Identification.
A hat found near his body had the
trade mark OF a Fort Worth, Texas,
store in it. Lee MulleniX. Bertillon
expert of OklahoI p City. said today
he is convinced the man is one of
those who participated in the robbery
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journal, Thursday, November 10, 1921
- NOTICE
In the Probate Court Of Shawnee County.
Kansas.
In the matter Of the estate Of William
Huff, deceased. -
All persons interested will take notice
that my petition Is on file in the office Of
the Shawnee County Probate Court. asking
for authority to sell the following -describ-
ed real estate. situated in Shawnee County
Kansas, belonging to the estate OF Wiliam
Huff, deceased. for the purpose of paying
the debts Of said estate and the expenses
Of administration, to wit: Lots S74 to $50
(inclusiye) on Jefferson street. Pierce's
addition to City Of Topeka, Shawnee Coun-
ty. Kansas.
Said petition Is set for hearing in said
court the 10Th day Of November, 1922, At 10
>o'clock a. m. at which time and place you
can make known any objections you may
have to the granting Of such order OF sale
HARRY LEWIS, Administrator
Dated this 14th day OF November. 1872
lFirst Published in Topeka State Journal
November Is, 1927
Office of the City Clerk, City Of Topeka
Kansas, November 10. 1922.
SEALED BIDS
Sealed bids will be received at the office
Of the City Clerk until 1000 o'clock a. m.
Tuesday. November p. 1922, for furnishS
ing to the City Water Department 133. 0O0
water bills: 10000 to be delivered January
1, balance February I, 1923
Samples may be had at the water officos
The City reserves the right TO reject amp
or all bids. ETA N. COVELL.-.sf
(SeGD City Clerk
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MISREPRESENTATION

YOUNG married man with good education
has So 900 to invest in some business, pre-
ferably lumber or banking, which would
give him employment and opportunity TO
learn the business Can furnish good refer
ences- Address Y SGT, care Journal
BUSINESS WOMAN desires position with
reliable concern, prefer head of account
ing Department Can furnish the highest
references: understands thoroly the making
OF income tax reports. Address T. L., 2S44
woodland. Kansas City. Mo.
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FOR sELE-REAL ESTATE.


Grove State Bank to J. NJ Holman,
loI = 6lEh ST. 1
G. w Brashear and others TO E Nc
Connell. lots 1a5-7--9-51 Pine St,
ANN.cN AAAf@ Af-fJo
@. Wright TO +. Crittenton Mission,
lots 34-5 Melrose sub. ...........---. $500
NJ. f Taylor to I. l.. Taylor and 9TH
ers. NV. i 25-12-1S.
es. Quincy st =. -.e.. ~. ~. ~ $500
y. & Finch TO g. 7 Bohan. lot 81,
Monroe st. Cranes add...-.. 800
A $ Pratt to F. J. Howard lots 81.
pit IS, Mulvane St. add B to College
NH
J. &. Triton to c. Ii SQuires lot 4T4
9th ave. Neale's add--..----.-.--
II. MilligAn and others to L. Rem
shaw. Ut. lot 30, Quincy st.... 1
W. B. Scarborough Co. to Topeka Tent
& Awning Co, "a int in lot b,
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FOE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGES acres. miles east OF
Hoyt, 20 acres cultivation, some atfntia,
2 wells, new cottage. barn 26x2S IT, corn
crib, cattle shed, chicken house. near
school Price $4,000; want Topeka resi-
dence. Furman's Real Estate. log West Sth.
FOR EXCRANGE-A stock and grim
farm. 40 miles south OF Topeka for a
dairy farm near Topeka For description
see party at GO Leland.
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OAKLAND

Seven-room house in good repair,
ell lights, gas good well, garage. chic
house, coal house. u acre of ground,
most all in fine fruit. Price $4,000.
Seven-r. house, good, gas, ell. lights,
cement walks, good basement, barn.
other outbldgs., 8 lots. Price $3.50.
Six-room house, good as new. full
cement basement, new furnace, ell.
lights, gas, good well and lots. Bar
gain at $4,000; terms.
Nice 4-room cottage, ell lights, gas,
garage, 2 lots. Price $2,0o0-$25o
down-why pay rent.
FLYER. cottage, gas, ell. lights,
well, garn and chic house, 2H lots.
Price $4,000; terms. Will take in
small car.
LOWELL & BROWNELL
Tel. 1891. 523 Kansas Ave.
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of Kaufmann's store at Oklahoma
City recently. the robbery of the post
office at Edmond, Okla, and rob-
berry at New Castle Okla.
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WANTED-Institution help, head waitress,
SEQ mo dining room and lunch counter
girls; women for country homes; girls for
families; kitchen help; farm couples. Fur
mans Employment Office. log West Sth.
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LOST AND FoUNh

LOST-Purse containing money and keys
in North Topeka Curtis St Return to
sd3 North Jackson Reward.
LOST-SmaH package containing under
garments in vicinity of North and Kansas
avenue CaIl Black 29O2.
LOST-Thursday morning in North To-
peka, purse containing keys, money. Re-
ward III West Curtis.
LOST-Dog, i rat terrier, white with
black spots. Phone Black PISS $50 n.
Quincy
LOST-A pair of brown Mocha gauntlet
gloves about noon Tuesday. Phone Black
POST
LoST-A white setter dog, has ! black
ear. J a. CsmpbeI- Phone $3.50 J.
LOST-YeIlow greyhound, lame in left
hind leg. Phone White 1892
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBnEs.
Certified Used Cars

1918 Buick Roadster-Enclosed top.
Motor has been thoroughly renewed.
Has six good tires. Finish is fine. An
excellent value at. $500 90
1917 Stearns knight Sedan. Good
running motor. Just been recondi-
toned in our shop. Good tires and
new 1lnlsn- .... $6oO.VV
1921 Dodge Touring. This car is in
excellent mechanical condition. Has
good tires. A good value. $4,000
1918 Dodge Touring. Motor has just
been gone, over in our shop. Mics of
satisfactory service for. $4,000
1918 Buick Touring. In fair running
condition. Top and finish are good.
Better see this one. $175.00
1921 Buick Touring. Near new con-
dition. Has had excellent care. A
late model car at substantial saw
Ing. 5000 90
1921 Dodge Sedan. Privately owned,
driven less than $500 miles. Original
tires. Upholstering has been covered
and looks like new.
1922 Buick Roadster. Near new. Has
all original tires. In excellent condi
ton. snappy light four cylinder.
Low upkeep. .S725.0O
1922 Buick Touring. Thoroly checked
all over in our shop. In first class
condition. Good tires. Finish and top
are 1lne. .SSoU-uU
1920 Chandler Sport. A very classy
car. Good condition. $650.00
A certified bond accompanies each of
these cars.
FOR LESS
1917 Overland Roadster. -...$ $4,000
1920 Gardner Touring. ..-... $500
1917 REQ Six. seven pass. 80. 1890
1917 Haynes Touring. .-..-.. 10000
1917 Chevrolet Touring. $500
CASH OR TERMS
"BUY OF THE HOUSE WITH
49t REPUTATION"
FWHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES
~ ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL
BUILD THEM
WoodMotors Co..
acs Sixth Ave. at Van Buren,.
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FOR EXCHANGE

16O a. in Logan County, all in grass.
in south part of county. Price $4,000.
Mtg. $500.
a. in cultivation, balance timber and
pasture. Price $4,000. Mtg. $1,000.
160 a. in Iron County, Utah, i'm
proved Price $4,000. Mtg. $500.
so a. in Burk County, n. Dakota, Z
miles from BattIeview, all in grass.
Price $4,000. Mtg. $500.
80 a. in Montgomery County, Kan
sas. all in cultivation, all smooth. i'm
proved, miles from town. Price
$1,000. Mtg. $4,000.
$50 a. in Wallace County, miles
from Sharon Springs; 20 a. in cultiva-
ton, balance grass. Price $50 per a.
Mtg. $500.
If you have anything to exchange
write or call on us and we will do our
best to match you up.
RASMUS LAND, LOAN COMPANY.
SIS Kansas Ave. Phone 893.
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FOR sALE-LIvEsToCK.

WE HAVE several good work horses fol
sale at reasonable prices. Topeka IcG
Company. rs Jackson st.
FOR SALE-G0 pigs from 30 to 20 pounds
also Collie pup. Phone 1862 KS after I
D. m.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.


21s BROADMOOR-Large comfortable room
in strictly modern home with private
family. for two young employed ladies.
Breakfast if desired, SIS per month. Jitney
service within half block. Phone Black
2210
TWO we'll furnished light housekeeping
beaf fnEn eht1 & pee mo6tb cbidr r
Close in. East side Phone 3411
81 W. 7TH.-2 large pleasant furnished
posture, very desirable; adults; employed
couple preferred.
WEST SIDE-Tw0 lovely light housekeep-
ing rooms in modern. private home; no
children; references requested. Phone
1914 J.
NEW HOTEL VICTORIA, European, Sixth
and Jackson. Entirely remodeled. Clean,
warm, plenty hot water-S1 up.
ROOMS for rent in new house. Hot ard
cold water in room. strictly modern,
THE SANTA FE HOTEL for labOring
men, 4th and Madison SITS, stories;
lowest rates day or week.
FOR RENT1Front bed room, parloE and
lady only. Phone 5414 w.
So TYLEK-Modern furnished sleeping
ferred. Phone $50 J.
1904 TYLER ST.-sIeeping rooms for en-
ployed ladies or gentlemen Modern
FOR RENT-Nicely FINISHED sleeping
room in modern home for gentlemen.
Phone 1919.
FUR REN1-ROOm TO employed mother,
will take care Of child during day. Phone
Black 1906.
304 W. Sth-2 modern housekeeping rooms,
everything furnished. Phone ass
TWO NEW modern Sleeping rooms in
private home for rent Black G053.
924 LINCOLN = Five modern furnished
housekeeping rooms for rent
ONE sleeping room for rent, close in,
reasonable Phone 1889 W.
. NICE modern sleeping rooms. 1114 Kan
sas ave Phone White 2SSS.
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms
for rent. 212 East eth
MODERN front room. walking distance, S12
per month. ITO East 18th
915 TOPEKA AVE-Modern furnished
steam heated front room
FOR RENT-First floor sleeping rooms,
as W. It'll Phone 1861.
116 QUFNCY-Light housekeeping rooms
for rent.
FOR RENT--OFFTCE ROOMS
~~---~-~-~------~~----------
MODERN office rooms for rent. INQUIRE
Room g. Majestic Bldg.
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wANFED-FEMALE HELP.
AN OPPORTUNITY

Experienced SaleslAdy to become
associated with a leading store,
and if her efforts warrant, to be-
come the head of a large depart
ment.
Experienced selling Jewelry, Sill
verware, House Furnishings or
Appliances, would be beneficial
but not necessary.
Position open now
Reply giving experience and SAL
airy desired to BIS, Journal.
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$500 CASH

$35 PER MONTH
Buys a new, all modern bungalow,
oak floors, with garage
S2,75o buys rooms, oak floors, two
lots.
$3.50 buys six lots in east of WASH
burn. Many other attractions for the
careful buyer. See Cottreu CO., 112
West 9Th. st. Phone S40S.
FIVE-ROOM house, South Topeka, paved
street-close in west side. Must sell
Price 81 900 for few days: $500 will handle
KELLY REAL ESTATE CO.
Phone 1862. 325 N. E. Bldg.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Money Making

DAIRY AND CHICKEN RANCH
10 minutes drive from Washburn college I:
1915 acres. fenced and cross fenced Is q.
alfalfa, bal. in cult, orchard and yards 80
bearing fri. trees. Never failing water sup
ply. 7-r. house, barn for 10 cows Calf
barn with s stanchions. 1921 feed and
imp. house with rock cellar, lg. hen house.
Windmill, etc. This with all the stock, ma
chinery, etc, can be bought right. Owners
want to move away. Income from milk
route $50 per week. Possession any time.
Ed. F. Grote
~Realtor for the
KANSAS RESERVE
INVESTMENT CO.
S24 Kansas ave. Phone 179S.
Home Phone 1920.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES The rate for
Inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
Journal is L cent n word each insertion !;
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents a
word: minimum so cents
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
journal.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The State
Journal office before II 30 o'clock. Want
Ads received after l. 80 till rs p. m. will
classify
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PoULTRY AND SUPPLIES.
Wanted Poultry

E. c. wise, 1127 Kansas Ave.
Pho1e 954.
CHICKENS are cheaper than any time
since 1914. Buy a dozen, or more, whole
sale price. Phone 3677.