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WEEKLY SERVICES
 AT THE TEMPLE

The regular Sabbath services will be held at the Temple at o'clock to- night and Saturday morning at 10:S0 o'clock. Everybody regardless of creed is welcome to attend and wor- ship. At the services tonight Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will preach on Where the Laborers are Few,'' The musical program prepared includes the following special selections:
 Organ prelude, 'Serenade," (Gou- nod), Mrs. F. E. Renfrow.
 Opening quartette, Praise the Lord", Maker.
 Trio before the sermon, Crossing the Bar," (Buck), Misses 1Broadstreet and Schloss and Mir T-aweek.
 Soprano solo after sermon, "Oh, Lord Be Merciful" (BarthletD, Miss Broadstreet. x
 Closing hymn, God is in His Holy Temple" choir and congregation.
 1t the Saturday morning service Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will preach to inc children. The following musical nrcRram has been prepared:
 Organ prelude. Evening Star. fWaxner), Miss Gladys Elliott.
 Soprano solo. Rest" tMayhewl, MI Ethel 6chloss.
 f,one ereEational song Holy Sabbath
 ootlnde, 1Triontho," Gacy).
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EAGLES AERIE
 ELECT OFFICERS

Pine Bluff Aerie, No 209 r. o. E., held it's annual election of officers last night at the hall on West sec ond avenue. The officers elected are Worthy President, w. c. McBryde: Worthy Vice-President, George D. McGib,pny, Worthy Chaplain, N C.. Thomas; Worthy Secretary, C. Smith. Worthy Treasurer, Ben Robinson. Worthy Inside Guard, E. E Eiland: Worthy Outside Guard, James Toison Worthy Trustees. A, Johnson, Louis Schmitt and J. J. Ivy. The lodge voted to change the meeting night from Thursday to Monday.
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ST0MACHS WEAK
 THEY WENT TO WORK
Striking Messenger Boys Called tn" Strike When Mammas Refused to
 Feed Them.

International News Special
 Pittsburg, Pa., Dec. 1.-When the mammas and big sisters of about two hundred striking messenger boys today refused to give them dinner, there was a grand rush for the Western Union telegraph office to return to work and the strike which lasted just forty hours, ended The women had announced that un less the boys returned to work they could not eat at home.
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MODERN RATHSkELLER
 IN OFFICE BUILDING
l.. and E Wertheimer Will Establish Up-TO-Date Cafe and Drink Par. Tor in Basement of New Citi. zens Bank and Office
 Buildinv.

X modern up-to-date rathskeller is to be established in the basement of the new Citizens Bank building by L.. and E. Wertheimer, of this city, to op- en January I. The handsome fix lures for the new cafe and drink par Tor were recently ordered from Chi cago and Manager Harry Hanf stated yesterday that the place would be one of the most attractive and CO,
 fortable of its kiad ever fitted up in Arkansas. A small saloon. on the ground floor of tle new Bank and Office building. VII be conducted by the same firm in conlection with the
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Walter Wilkins, who s been at tending Washington an6ee Univer- sity at Lexington, Va, rrned home yesterday morning and I remain here with his parets, Mind Mrs J. w. Wilkins, until the firDf the year. The University was clos on account of illness among the stunts.
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Postmaster J. H. McFson, of Paragould. Ark, spent terday in the city inspecting the postoffice building. Paragould is )n to have a new postoffice buildin Zhd he gathered many ideas herfIe is also a prominent Shriner andas greeted by many friends while h.
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rathskeller. It will be own as z.sThe Heidelberg and it l be the headquarters for the fa1s Atlas Brau
 Tice William von Hohn, who has been connected withred Sen yards Main street estabment for some months, will have cge Of the new place and being an perienced man in that business having many friends here, he wdoubtless make a big success of fnew ven- ture
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Entered at Postoffice at Pine Bluff. Ark, as second class mall matter.
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DAILY
 COTTON REPORT

Bales weighed up to date. S,s97. Bales weighed up to date last sea- son, 12,165.
 Bales weighed yesterday. 195.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
he Street Far a Success.

The Street Fair has been here and
gone. Friday and Sstul day night
was a gala time and immense crowds
were present and had lots of fun.
There was not disturbance occurred
on their grounds while they were here
ana there was no trouble around town
with their employees showing that
they had good set of men with them
rather than a bunch of tougbs who
generally follow such shows
The exhibits we're good and the pic
ture shows had the very best of pic
lures The Roman Theatre and dog
show was worth the price, while the
circus was pleasing to everybody and
drew crowds at every performance.
The merry-go-round and ferris wheel
were weIl-patronized and the band was
one of the best that has been here
and drew crowds every evening.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
Beautiful Windows

The inlaid colored glass windows for
the Eew Methodist church have arrived
and been put in place and are very
handsome. There are three half circle
windows, one at each side and one in
front. Then around the church are the
regular windows and al but FIVE are
gifts by some one and these five can
be filled in later There are one each
''In Memory of Thomas and Sophia
Shade, William Keller, barbara b.
Keller, Anna Reidel, Gotleib Reidel,
Mary A. Mutton. Malinda C. Kirkman,
Israel and Angelina GrenelI, Malinda
A. Wood The gift windows are Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Goetchius, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Replogle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Fellers, Epw orth League, Junior Ep-
worth League, two by the Ladies Aid
Society, two by the Young Mems Bible
Class, two by the Cleaners Adult Bible
Class. The windows are all large and
will light up the church very nicely.
Arrange to be on hand at the Dedica-
tion services.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
Comp Meeting.

The Annual Camp Meeting, held un-
der the direction of the Central Kan
sas Holiness Association, will be held
this year Aug. Ala in the Pavilion on
the Camp grounds in the Ridgway
neighborhood, in Trego County Kansas
The work ers are Rev. D. F. Brooks,
who was with us last year and the
Rev r. N. McKaig. The boarding
house will be run on the same plan as
in former years. one-half price for
meals for preachers and their families
Twenty rooms in the new rOoming
house 10 loft. at 81 per room. Tents
1Ox12, 81; 12x14, $1.25. Beds, cots and
bedding at reasonable rates for the
Camp. Send in your order for room
or tent and they will be reserved for
you. Free pasture for your teams.
All accommodations possible will be
made for the comfort of those who
come. All are invited to this feast of
good thirgs with Us. State your
wishes to either Of the undersigned
E. E Gunckel, Pres, Oakley, Kansas.
T j. Nixon, Sec Orion, Kansas.
Get off the train at Ellis and the
hack will meet you.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
Autos on the Mail Routes.

The time is coming when most of
our mail routes will be run with little
autos, making quicker time and saw
ing horse flesh. Who knows but what
next year the Bantam-Hyacinth mail
may be by the Stanton little auto? The
McCracken paper tells of this route:
elijah Evans, the route carrier, has
put in service on the route little auto
and made the first run with it Tuesday
morning. The machine is twenty horse
power with four cylinders, and cost
about $3.50. 1t is capable of climbing
every hill on the route with ease. and
in about every wav delivers the goods.
Lige is now in shape to give the pa
irons on the route quick service" q"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16

Mrs. Stonehill and Miss Turner of
Waverly, Kansas, the latter a sister
of Mrs. Fred Schweller, arrived Mon
day night for visit.
Mrs. Adie Swires returned Tuesday
evening from the Kansas City hospital
and her many friends were glad to
welcome her back looking so well.
Can it be possible that the young
men around Hays are going to let the
Russell young men capture two of our
pretty girls? Indications point that
way.
1t is whispered that young Russell
county man will come here next week
and take away one of our incest young
ladies and give her a cozy home in
Russell.
| Although harvest is over, the ground
is in such good condition that farmers
are at work plowing instead of coming
to town so the streets and stores seem
deserted.
Fred Miller spent several days in
Kansas City and reports that he met
the Hays boy, John Freese, who is
doing fine at his new work on the Kan
sas City Star.
The sand proposition is quite ques-
tion in our town now. Kirkman has
quit on his sand pit and there is no
other pit in sight and the building boom
soon commences
It is only two weeks more for the
| political candidates WIN have opposi-
tion to hustle for the Primary election.
and in many counties and congressional
districts it will be hustle for votes.
Next Monday L. B. Weisner will
have public sale of all their stock ani
| farm implements on their farm Just
northeast of Hays. Look over one of
his public sale bills You'll find lots of
bargains there
Miss Jessie Bunker of Logan county
is here again this year helping one of
her Smokey Hill friends through har-
vest, but soon returns to her home
stead out in Logan county on which
she proves up this fall.
Word came on Monday that contract
! or Woods of Plainville had met with an
! accident by getting his hand in the
( machinery of his cement mixer and had
one of his fingers crushed so badly that
it had to be amputated.
While George Drake is handy at
sharpening saws and doing general
work. helping many of our citizens at
odd jobs, he is also an electrical healer
curing the Ills of the flesh by the mas
sive treatment and has helped lots of
our citizens who suffered the pains that
flesh Is heir to.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
Schools Must be Clean.

Topeka. July 13.-Dr. S. ]. Crumbine
secretary of the state board of health,
has sent notice to all county and
municipal health officers reminding
them that now is the time for the an
nual disinfection of all school houses
and the inspection of water supply as
to its wholesomeness and the toilets as
to their sanitary condition. It is urged
that If the work is not vet done that it
be taken up with the school authorities
at once, in order that the work may be
accomplished before the fall term of
school begins.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16

Prof. Olson will render cornet solo
in the Lutheran church this Sunday
morning.
Harvey Penney and family left last
week for a summer vaca tion among
the mountains of Colorado. Harvey
came home Monday to attend the
Reeder political meetings in this Sec
ton
Misses Reba and Lura Barnes went
to Topeka Tuesday morning for two
weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.
A. E. Bamburg. Miss Lille Moore ac-
companied them and will visit friends
in Salina and Brookville on her way
home.
The young roIKs, and even some of
the old folks, turned loose at the car
nival Saturday night and kept things a
humming for a while and the person
who escaped the confetta dose was
lucky. The grounds were kept inter
esting until after midnight.
One of the very best bands ever
heard in Hays played on our streets
Tuesday for the Kirsch Dramatic tent
show. 1t was none of your rip-snorter
kind, but was scientific playing equal
ing many professional bands. In the
evening the tent was crowded to over
flowing and while the band did fine, the
troupe was punk and the play was
punk. 1t would have done out in
Arizona or Mexico, but it was a full
| f1edged holdup to cha rye fifty and
seventy-five cents for such show.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16

The father of Mrs. George Philip, Jr.
is here on a visit
J. Nickless of Russell was here
Tuesday night to see friends.
The Helianthns Club enjoyed Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
West.
Mrs. Foltz of Topet has been here
this week visiting with Mrs. Hiram
Addison.
The streets are surely looking better
since Henry Tyler has given the weeds
good cutting.
The annual school meeting in the
country districts occurs Thursday, July
21st at two O'Clock.
Mrs. J. c. Farley of Kansas CITY is
here visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Schwaller, and Hays friends.
Clvde and Claud Wilson left Tuesday
night for Ottawa, Kansas. to visit
| their sister who lives near there.
The Experiment Station record show.
ed that over half an inch of water fel
during the shower Monday afternoon
Having picked up an awful lot Of
Ellis county money, the tent show Iii
out for Russell early Wednesday morn
ing.
The Continental Creamery this weel
added more improvements to thei
Receiving Station on South Chestnu
street
Senator Ed Taylor, the Agriculture
College Regent, was here this weel
looking over the work at the Expert
ment Station.
Harvey Penney, Mr.. Wann and hi
father-in-law, Mr.. Southworth enjoye
, an auto trip for several days this weel
south of Hays.
, Mrs. Fred Schwaller's mother, Mrs
: Turner of Waverly, who has been her
visiting, left Wednesday morning 70
Denver and Pueblo
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
Don't be a Knocker.

If your neighbor is prosperous. let
him prosper.
Do not growl or grumble.
Say a good word for him and let it
go at that.
Do not be a knocker.
If you see that the city is moving
along nicely, feel good about it,
Help things along.
Shove little.
Push. Try and secure some Of the
benefit yourself.
Do not stand around like cadaver
Do not waste time feeling sore be-
cause some fellow has a little more
sand and sense than you have.
Do little hustling yourself.
II you can say q good word say i
like prince. If you are full Of /bil'
and disposed to say something mean
keep your mouth closed.
| Do not be knocker.
No man ever became rich and happy
minding anybOdy's business save hi
own.
No man ever helped himself up per
manently by knocking his neighborl
down.
Give kind word. Give it literally
It will not cost cent, and you may
want one yourself some day.
If you want to throw something al
somebody throw cologne, or roses,
Do not throw brickbats or mud. II
you must kick-go behind the barn anC
kick yourself. For if you feel thai
way, you are the man that needs kick
ing.
But whatever you do, do not be 4
knocker.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
HE Ellis County farmers Daughter.

16s Ellis County farmers Daughter.
The following from the Great Bend
Register of last week is a deserving
compliment to the farmer girls of our
county. In fact. we have lots of such
girls who are lovely girls in society.
yet at home when harvest calls they
can go out in the harvest field and
make their three dollars daV. "We
overheard at the depot last evening
man who cane here from the east to
harvest a few years ago. He was
evidently stout young fellow and was
able to work but did not know any
thing about harvesting. Hands were
scarce and he worked in Ellis county.
The first day he pitched from a header
barge a girl about eighteen years old
was driving team to another header
barge. The next day they lethim drive
the team the girl had been driving and
she pitched from the barge he had
been pitching from. He inquired why
the change was made and the man of
the family told him that they mus t
have some one that could pitch and as
he was poor hand they made the
change. The harvest hand told him
that no girl could ever pitch more
than he could. He went to work
pitching the next morning and man
aged to keep up the work. Now he
was informing the boys that were
about him that he was acclimated,
knew how to do the work and pitied
the hand that tackled harvesting the
first time. He says that if they had
not put the girl up to do his work he
would have left. But he was ashamed
to leave after he found that the girl
was doing about twice as much work
as he did,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16
H. H. Gill took a trip to Abilene

q. 81. Gill took a trip to Abilene
this week.
Karl Leiker unloaded another car of
farm implements this week.
Mrs. Pat Mccarthy and son of Rus
sell visited in Hays Monday.
w. J. Wilson spent Sunday in Hays
City. .-McCracken Enterprise.
Note the ad. of Burgardt, who will
have a public sale at his farm just
south of town.
Mrs. Strobmier has gone to Missouri
AMI Minnesota to visit with her children
for few weeks.
A very heavy rain came this wav
Monday afternoon, flooding everything
in a few minutes.
Mrs. Lille johnson has again bought
her former residence on the east end of
town for a speculation.
Miss hattie Bartholomew has gone
out to the Esrlenbaugh ranch to visit
until school commences.
Miss Gertrude Ward is home from
her eastern vacation trip and had q
lovely time while away.
A band of gipsies did the town to a
frazzle on Saturday, telling lots OF for
tunes and making some.
Tho roIp 0F Nonla- ILL
ing grand and many have already com
meDced on another crop.
Johny Miller has gone to Chicago
and other Illinois places to enjoy his
vacation and visit relatives.
Mrs. E. B. Fritts and children left
Tuesday morning for six weeks visit
with relatives in Minnesota.
Five more threshing machines were
unloaded here this week, and there is
lots of threshing for them to do.
Out at the Feitz farm in Pleasant
Hill, they have begun blowing with
their traction engine ard disk plows
George Spencer was IN town Monday
attending to some work. He reports
things doing fine up around Quinter.
The Air Dome has been enlarged anc
now seats many more and Cox Ruaran
tees to furnish the best of pictures.
Editor Ford of the PIainville Gazette
and couple gentlemen friends were
here last Saturday seeing our little
city.
i Brit Dodge, living near Chicago, but
formerly Of the Fairport neighborhood
was in town visiting his brother thil
week.
The show located on the O'Keefe lott
on Normal avenue, which now seeml
to be the favorite grounds for amuse
ments.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16

Ida Solomon and Mabel Rowlisou
went to Kansas City last Friday night
for visit. They returned Tuesday
evening.
Miss Alma Grass of Lacrosse is here
on a visit with her sister Miss Dora,
who is one of our State Normal School
teachers.
The primary class of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday School and their teacher
enjoyed a picnic in the public park last
Saturday.
Over at the Experiment Station they
are already cutting their second crop
of alfalfa, as the rains have brought it
on splendid.
Tie sheriff has put up the election
proclamation of the election to be held
on August End, for nominees to go on
the official ballot.
The K. C. Star auditor was here the
first of the week fixing up their paper
list. Every body are going to Spratts
now IOr LnSiE papers,
, Mother Feitz met with bad accident
Monday. A runaway team ran into
her carriage and thew her to the ground
injur ing her quite badly.
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Shively, Miss Agrelius' and Mrs.
Shiveley's musical scholars gave a
musical recital that was very fine.
Cream at the creamery and butter at
the stores keeps way up In price which
pleases the farmer and is tough on the
town mans pocket book.
Harvesting is finished in our county,
and the outside hands have gone. But
with the hard dashing rains that we
have had many are wondering how
their stacks will hold out With hard
" an exception every farmer pronOun-
ces his harvest very sAtisfacto<y,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16

On our free reading table will be
found the annual catalogue Of the State
Normal School at Emporia for the year
1910 which is very interesting. II
shows that they had 1924 students last
year, AZ being from outside of Kansas.
In the state Ellis county had nine.
Graham and Rush each seven, Rocks
five, from this district. The illustra-
tions Of the buildings are fine. They
have an enrolment of over 1000 in
their summer school.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16

Dr. NJ J. Brown OF EaliDa was here
Monday practicing as usual and comes
again next month. He must be giving
satisfaction or he would have no trade
here. Alex Quint of Victoria was
here Monday and tells that DR.. Brown
has treated his eyes five weeks. When
he commenced the treatment he was
nearly blind but now his eyes are all
right and as well as ever, and he ad-
vises anybody bothered with sore eyes
to try DR.. Brown if they want to be
cured. Alex feels very happy.
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Notice OF Ownership.

Notice is hereby given that beginning
Aug. 16, 1910, shall sgain take pos
session of my farm, stock and machin-
cry on Sections 10 and IL in township
IL, in range II in Catharine township,
Ellis county Kansas, and will run the
same myself the coming year.
MICHAEL PETER, Catharine Twp.
Dated July 14th 1910. 38.3tz
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-07-16

DR.. Catudal expects to build a new
house on his ranch south of Zurick.
He expects to have seven hundred
acres farmed. .-Plainville Times.
Mr. Musgrave of Sharon Springs was
here Monday looking after his property
interests. He reports that the rail-
road shops have doomed the town.
The street commissioner had Henry
Tyler moving the weeds on all the
street. Now let the property owners
cut the weeds along their sidewalks.
Such good time was had by the bunch
at the Carnival last SATURDAY. night that
quite a crowd ere plarninR to go down
to Ellis for one evening next week TO
the carnival and wake up Ellis.
Mrs. Thos. J. RYAN of Colorado
Springs arrived last Fridav TO visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ] F. Thomas
of West Iron, but telegram called
her to Havs as Mr.. Ryan's brother is
seriously ILL., -Salina Journal
Henry Meyer is kept busy all the
time at his tailor shop cleaning ard re-
pairing of pentlemen's clothes. ArC
if you want good suit of clothes
made he can give You TIE very best
at the lowest possible prices.