The Topeka state journal. [volume], October 08, 1914, HOME EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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make the most, delicious cake in three minutes
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ladles! OVENGOLD Is the modern
wonder that takes all the difficulty out
of cake-making;. With OVENGOLD
you simply add water then bake, and
wonder of wonders, out comes a cake
as light and fluffy and delicious as the
most expert cake makers dream of!
It's all true! Tou just get a package
of OVENGOLD of your grocer and see.
Just add water as per directions and
bake, and if OVENGOLD doesn't do
exactly what we say, why your grocer
will return your money quick. Try it,
ladies! Learn this new convenience.
No matter how experienced or Inex
perienced you are at cake-making, you
can't have bad luck with your cake if
you use OVENGOLD.
OVENGOLD has all the eggs, butter,
milk,- sugar, flour, etc., right in it, all
exactly . right, and you can't make a
mistake. It's grand! Get a 25-cent
package of your grocer today and try
it just once on our absolute guarantee.
Nearly all grocers have OVENGOLD,
but if yours shouldn't, just send us his
name and 25 cents and we will mail
you a full-size package prepaid. All
made Bakeries, Detroit, Mich. Adv.
GFZDS IViCIilTA FAG.
rreridenl Wilson Regrets Betas Un
able to Attend Big Exposition.
i;ev topeka ihor.
Story That City Will Bay Edison Com
pany as Municipal Plant.
A report has been circulated over
Topeka to the effect that the Topeka
Railway company was improving Its
old Second street power station with
the idea of furnishing "Juice" for the
street car company. Then, according
to the rumors, the Edison company
would sell out to the city as the plan
of municipal ownership worked out.
A. M. Patten, assistant general
manager of the Illinois Traction com
pany in charge of the Topeka property,
laughed when confronted with the
story today. -
"That is the funniest thing I have
heard in years," Mr. Patten said. "It
is ridiculous. We have been cutting
down part of our stack in the old plant
because a cracked iron band around
the brick coping had made it danger
ous for pedestrians."'
"And how about the story that you
have rebuilt your track to this old
plant?" he was asked.
"We aid that Decause we contem
plate making this plant a secondary
shops," he said. "And we have been
storing lots of material in uor yards
there it is easier to haul it in the
work cars than attempt to team it."
Another bubble busted!
Cuban Under Arrest at Berlin.
New Tork, Oct. 8. A report pub
lished here today stated that General
Carlos Garcia Valez, Cuban minister
to Great Britain, arrived in New Tork
last night and will sail today on the
Steamship Cedrlc, en route to Ger
many via London and Rotterdam,
with funds for the relief of Gonzalo de
Quesada, Cuban minister to Germany,
whose son is held in a Berlin prison
under charges of being a Russian
' agent.
SHE WAS "RILED UP"
Woman Ran Leads Mob Attack on
Federal League Umpire.
Wichita, Kan., Oct. 8. A message
from President Wilson Wednesday
night formally opened the Wichita
feir that is being held here in con
inaction with the International So
cials products exhibitions. The mem- j
sage, sent from wasmngion oy wire
less was addressed to W. P. Innes.
chairman of the board of directors of
the fan and read:
"Sincsfely regret that I cannot be
present to express my deep interest in
the work and plans of the interna
tional dry farming congress and Wich
ita exposition. May I not hope for it
an ever exerting Influence and suc
cess? I therefore, declare the ex
position opened by wireless.
(Signed) "WOODROW WILSON."
Mayor Babb read the message to
the crbwd In the Convention halL
The exhibition lasts ten days.
KANSAS RED MEN MEET.
Annual Convention at Morton a Big
Success Officers Elected.
Horton. Kan., Oct 8. The three
days' session of the Improved Order of
Red Men, which has been meeting
here, closed Wednesday with the elec
tion of officers. Osage City was de
cided on as the next meeting place.
The state officers elected at Wednes
day's meeting are: Great sachem, M.
D. Rumery, Columbus; great senior
sagamore. W. H. Nelson, Smith Center;
great junior sagamore, S. 3. Shively,
Paola; great prophet, M. Philippi,
Kansas City, Kan.; great chief of rec
rxAa inhn t Peimv. Chanute: great
keeDer of wampum, A. J. Graham,
Winfield; great trustee, D. D. Jamison,
Fort Scott; great representative, M.
Phinppu
White Rose council of Kansas, aux
iliary to the Order of Red Men, also
elected officers. Lucinda Clark, of
Pratt, was elected great rocanomas;
rAllwn Pnlnmhns frrpat Wi-
nona; Myra Kline. Kansas City, great
prophetess; jayra sail, onuurui
great Minnehaha; Ella Ballard, Win
field, great keeper of wampum; Alice
Herring, Leavenworth, great keper of
records. .
The installation exercises were con
ducted by Frederick O. Downes, of
Boston, Mass., great incohoheo of the
order.
Chicago, Oct 8. Umpires Barry Mc
Cormick and Steve Cusack were pur
sued after Tuesday's games at Federal
League park by a crowd of several
hundred "rooters" lead by a woman
baseball "fan." She accused the um
pires of calling the second game at the
end of the seventh inning in order to
enable Indianapolis to win the pennant
Refusig to accept the umpires' expla
nations, the woman, urged by the crowd
to strike the arbitrators, let her anger
carry her to the extent of pushing Mc
Cormick, who, with his partner hurried
into the L station and escaped her
wrath.
She disappeared so quickly her name
was not ascertained but Federal leaajua.
oniciais said sne was a regular at
tendant at the North Side park.
Kansas City Girl Shot
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 8. Miss Ma
bel Parsons, 20 years old, was shot in
the room of a boarder In the home
of her mother, Mrs. Bertha Arm
strong, here today, reciving injuries
from which she died in a few min
utes. .
The boarder, William Pruejos, said
that the revolver was lying on the
bed and was accidentally discharged
when Miss Parsons started to remove
it. He is held by the police.
War Insurance Piles Up.
Washington, Oct. 8. The bureau of
war risk insurance today announced
it had written insurance to date ag
gregating $4,324,541, and had pending
policies calling for $5,197,600. Appli
cations were received yesterday for
$1,034,000 insurance, of which about
three-fourths was on cargo.
A BIG REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Many "G. O. Pers" Hear Candidates
Speak at Jewell City Weanesday.
Jewell City. Kan., Oct. 8. A Repub
lican rally took place in the Wonder
land theater building here Wednesday.
Dr. J. B. Dkyes, Republican candidate
for congress, and his daughter. Miss
Esther Dykes, who is speaking in the
interest of Charles Curtis, candidate
for ' United States senator, addressed
the meeting. They enunciated the prin
ciples of the party in a clear, concise
and forceful manner.
WILL CLOSE HIGH SCHOOL.
Parsons Teachers Coming to Big To
peka Meeting in November.
Parsons, Kan., Oct 8. At a meeting
of the board of education, it was voted
to close the high school on November
12 and 13 to permit the teachers to
attend the sessions of the State Teach
ers' association at Topeka. November
12 to 14. The plan used last year will
be followed, namely, that the instruc
tors who attend will be given full pay
for the two days they do not teach.
MANHATTAN MAN KILLED.
Dead Light Wires Come to Life and
Man Dies Instantly.
Manhattan, Kan., Oct 8. While he
was working on some dead wires in an
electric light plant at Waconda Springs,
Joe Stager, formerly of this city, was
electrocuted when some one turned on
the juice. The deceased was engineer
in the plant and had been employed
there for a number of years.
Mnrdock at Kansas City Tonight.
Kansas City, Kan., Oct 8. Victor
Thoughts are Sparks
flashes of the mind that decide for success or failure.
The question is, what kind of sparks
does your brain generate?
The brain, like a battery, must be supplied with certain elements to generate thought,
properly. These brain elements are water, albumen and phosphate of potash. If any of
these are lacking in the daily food, brain and body energy are vitally lessened.
Are any lacking? Listen! Water and albumen are plentifully supplied in ordinary
food, but phosphate of potash together with other mineral elements is almost wholly
lacking in white bread and all white flour products.
containing all the nutriment of wheat and barley, including the precious phosphates so
essential to perfect bodies and active brains, provides a food at once delicious, nourishing
and economical; , ' '
A morning dish with cream furnishes POWER for accomplishment that many a man
has come to appreciate. -
Common sense goes a long way toward success. T eat right often means to BE right.
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'There's a Reason"
Grocers everywhere sell Grape-Nuts.
Tomorrow the Last Day of
Tbpeka's Style Show
The fact that this style show is participated in by
all of the leading merchants of Topeka, makes it an
event of unusual interest to everyobdy in and about the
city. But we are particularly interested in calling your
attention to the new styles shown in this store. Grant
ing that you are not just ready to buy, you will be wel
come just the same. - Our exhibit was prepared for
your special benefit, and if you have not yet viewed and
inspected these newer fashions we hope you will do so
.tomorrow.
Make the Most of Your Figure's
Natural Grace by Wearing
RUSTLESS
CORSETS
The chic, sinuous grace and ele
gance of R & G Corsets commend
them to every woman who wishes
to be correctly gowned. You know
the reputation that1 stands back of
every R & G Corset you know
that your mother and grandmother
relied on the R & G for their grace
of figure. All through these pass
ing years R & G Corsets have re
flected each passing phase of fash
ion and never more perfectly
than today when fashion demands
relaxed figure lines and the uncor
seted effect.
Com to Oar Conet Department and see the
Model ws are kowisg at $1.00. $1.90
RVG
$2.00
Only Topeka (tore that eloMS Saturday at 6 o'clock all the year "Round
Special DcxiomircZlza cf
A
corn
St
oveo ; am
Ranges
Mr. Hutchinson and Mr. Morris, two special
representatives from the Acorn Factories will
be in our Stove Dept. today, tomorrow and Sat
urday. If you are in need of a stove or range
it will be to your interest to call and have one of
these gentlemen show you why your new stove
should be an ACORN.
During demonstration all Stoves and Ranges
will be offered at an introductory price of
10 Per Cent Off
Murdock, Progressive candidate for
United tSates senator, will be the
headliner at a Progressive rally here
tonight at Huron square.
GROCER TO PREACH.
Lawrence Business Man Will Accept
Pastorate at Holton, Kan.
- Lawrence, Oct. 8. X. J. 'Stark, who
has been running- a grocery store for
several year at the corner of Indiana
and Maine streets, . has accepted a call
to the pastorate of the United Breth
ren church, at Holton, Kan. This la
the fourth time Mr. Stark has been
in business, and each time he has
been called back to the service of the
church. .
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Hutchinson Man Arrested for Killing
E. H. Tucker at Meade.
Hutchinson. , Kan., Oct. 8. George
Allen, 58 years old, was arrested on a
charge of murder .in the first degree
on the finding og a coroner's Jury
Wednesday for the murder of E. H.
Tucker two days ago near Meade,
Kan. Allen, who was released on a
bond of 82,000, will be given a pre
liminary hearing Friday.
MARRIED A THIEF.
White Plains, N. Y., Oct. 8. A suit
to annul the marriage of Elizabeth
Frances De Majo Durazzo, ssiter of
John H. Hanan, millionaire shoe man
ufacturer, to-the Duke Don Arturo De
Majo Durazzo of Italy, has been filed
in court here ' by counsel for the
Duchess Durazzo.
The duchess, . whose age the mar
riage license gave as 47, nine years
her husband's senior, alleged that the
duke was a convicted thief, sought by
the French government, when she be
came his wife last February.
The duke, met Miss Hanan in 1912
when she was cruising with relatives
in the Mediterranean. Their engage
ment was announced last January and
the wedding irt New Tork City was a
society event. The duke is the son
of the late. Marquis Francesco Durazzo.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway Company.
Notice la hereby given that the
Nineteenth Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of The Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway Company will
be held at the, general office of the
Company in Topeka, Kansas, on Octo
ber 22, 1914,- at twelve o'clock noon,
for the election of four (4) Directors
to hold office for four (4) years, and
for the election of Independent Audi
tors to audit the books and accounts
of the Company at the close of the
fiscal year. Said meeting has been
called by the Board of Directors and
i-j to be held also for the transaction
of such other business as may come
before the meeting, including the ap
proving, ratifying and confirming of
the following, to-wit:
The acquisition by this Company of
the Capital Stock of the Minkler
Southern Railway Company.
All action of the Directors and the
Executive Committee taken since the
last Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of this v,mpany.
The stock transfer books wiU.be
closed at -the close of business, on
September 1'. 1914, and wiU be re
opened at the close of said meeting.
By order of the Board of Directors.
L. C. DEMING.
. Assistant Secretary.
New Tork City. Aug. 4. 1914.
(Advertisement.)
Six Austrian Vessels Soak.
Paris. Oct. 8". The Messagero pub
lishes a dispatch from Ancona - in
Italy, which declares that four Aus
trian torpedo boats and two Austrian
torpedo boat destroyers .have been
lost off the coast of Palms tia as a re
sult of coming in contact with mines.
The Ancona dispatch adds that a ma
jority of the members of the crew of
these six vessels, lost their Uvea.
Specialist Explains Cause
of Stomach Trouble
Valuable "Advice to Sufferers. '
"There are many different forms
stomach trouble." said a well-know
specialist recently, "but practically all
are traceable to excessive acidity and
food fermentation. That is why the re
sults obtained from the use of drug are
usually so disappointing-. Admitting fer
mentation and consequent acidity of the
food contents to be the underlying cause
of most forms of Indigestion, it naturally
follows that the use of a reliable ant
acid, such as the pure bisurated mag
nesia which is so frequently prescribed
by physicians, will produce better results
than any known drug or combination of
drugs. Accordingly I almost Invariably
advise those who conmlain of dl
trouble to get some bisurated magnesia
uous me name careiuuy, as otner forms
are unsuitable for - this dutdom.) frnm
their druggist, and take from one to two
leaspooniuis or me powder, or two S
grain compressed tablets, with a little
water after meals. This by-immediately
neutralizing the acid and stopping the
fermentation, removes the cause of all
the trouble and Insures normal and
neaithy digestion."
Sold by the Rowley Drug store and the
arnoia urug uo. Aav.
Money to Loan
rHK SHAWNEE BUILUINO
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
ffers an easy way to buy a piece
sf property or build a house
and pay for It monthly. Just Ilka
paying rent. When you are
down town call at 115 Wast
Sixth 8 treat and ask them to
explain ihefar plan. It la simple
as a one-word primer.
REX HOTEL
107 E. 6th.
Clean Rooms, Moderate Prices
Best Meals, Special at 25c
J (L A. BAXTER, Prop. & Mgr.
is WJ J
Have Your Plioto
Enlarged for
Christmas
If you have a clear photograph, large or small of
yourself or some dear one that you would like to have
in larger form, for a gift or for your own use, bring it
to the Photo Enlarging Dept. of The J. W. Holloway
Co, in our store and have one of the new and popular
oval pictures 11x14 inches in a bromide finish made
t Atsolutely Free
This offer is made only to the readers of this paper.
This advertisement or a previous one bearing on this
subject must be presented with a picture to be enlarged.
Orders accepted only from adults. JHo mail orders
filled.
If for any reason you desire Something better than
a black and white bromide finish you can procure it by
paying a small additional amount.
50 cents extra entitles you to a handsome Carbonet
portrait.
$1.00 extra entitles you to your choice of a beautiful
- sepia finish or a portrait, hand-tinted in water colors.
Samples of the work, showing you just what has been
produced for others are here, so that you may see for
yourself the excellence of the work. -
Only Topaka (tor that eloaa Saturday at 6 o'Qoek all tka yaar raw ad
Financial Institutions
of Topeka
J. P. Slaughter, President
W. A. Smith, V. P; and Treas.
The Farm Mortgage
Company
loan money for banks and indi
viduals on Kansas fa
KIMBALL
PIANOS PLATER PIANOS
SOLD BY MAKER
822 KANSAS AVE.
L. CI PEfllVELl
Undertaker and Embalaer
THOMAS XL JONES. Assistant.
IS. MS-SU Csdswy St.
Oct. 10th
DISCOUNT
DAY
Notice to Our Customers
Pay Year Dectric Iigbt D2I)
Before Ssterday tfcs 1C&
and secure the discount. -You will avoid ,
delay if you arrange to pay your bills be
fore the 10th, as, on this day,., there are -generally
a great many waiting. We would
appreciate your attention to this matter. -
Tha Tcpaka Eiccd Co.
C03 Kx&ttss Ave.
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