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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-08-26
THE HAYS PUBLIC SCHOOL

The Public schools of Hays will
open on Tuesday Sept. 9Th Get your
children ready TO attend. The Board
OF Education have been determined to
give its scholars the best to be had and
TO improve the schools for the coming
school year, and the new improvements
TO the building are about completed.
The High School and 9Th grade will
occupy the entire upper floor. The
large room IN the new addition will be
used as an assembly room am the 9TH
er rooms foE recitations. All other
grades will be on the first floor.
The High School course of study will
iDcluCe all the subjects offered under
the old course ard Domestic art, Man
ual training, music and German added.
The freshmen will have algebra, ply
steal geography, English and choice
between Latin and German. The Foph
omore class will take Caesar, Reome-
try, English and Latin. The Jun or
Senior class will have Cicero, geome-
try, algebrs, botany ard choice OF
European history, domestic art, or ma
maui training Music will be taught
daily to the entire High school It is
hoped that enough interest will be de-
veloped in this work that Chorus work
and other special music may be under
taken. Vocal music will be taught in
all the grades this year. Miss Swan,
Ph. B., graduate in music, will come
here an have charge of this work, and
do part Of the instructiuR.
An additional teacher has been sd-
0ed to the High School faculty. Mr..
Maxwell will be principal and Miss
Mccall will have the Latin ard Domes
tic science work.
And at the same time the Board has
done much for the grades. MIsa An
dreas will teach the 9th and 7th grades
again this year ard will occupy the nice
large room down stairs in the new ad-
dition. The girls OF this room and of
the 9Th grade viii have one lesson a
week IN domestic art and the boys will
have manual training at the same time.
The 4th and. 9th grades will be
have been moved down stairs into the
room used bv the High School last year.
Miss Fulton, q primary teeche- Of
Waverly, Kansas. will have charge Of
the 2nd and Sd grades. She il q stran-
ger within out gates but comes highly
recon- meDded. Miss Suite on will have
the primary work again. Two classes
for beginners will be organized-one at
the beginning Of the year and the 9TH
er after the Christmas vacation. Be
ginners viii not be received at other
times.
81. B, T9rneK who conducted eth
school 50 pleasing and satisfactorily
last yesr as Superint endent, viii again
be in charge of the schools.
Cl arlie RUpp will sgain look after
the fires ard eanit@ry work.
# you expect to enter school this
year. enroll the first day and help mske
this the banner year for the Hays Pub
lie Schools.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-08-26
State Normal School at Hays
Fall Term Announcements

The fall term opens Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Housekeepers in Hays will be glad
to learn that hereafter the forenoon
program will close at IL clock, so that
dinner hours for Normal students may
be made to coincide with the usual din
ner hour. The Noon intermission for
the Normal will hereafter be from IL
O'Clock noon to 1:15 or 1:30 pm.
The Model Rural School will proba-
bly, be able to accommodate q limited
number Of children for grades 1 to 6
inclusive. Written applications for
such places for children not enrolled
last year will be considered in the or
der Of tEeir rece ipt. No written appli
ca. ions are recessary for children who
were enrolt d last yesr. They will be
accOmm odated without application,
with the provision that their places
will be saved for them ONLY until
the morning of the second day of
school, Wednesday. the 9Th Failure
to appear at that time will be cor sider-
ed as evidence that the pupil will not
care for place IN the school.
There will probably be sufficient ac-
commodations for all pupils who seek
places In the 7th and Sth grades of the
Model Practice Training School. And
yet lC De well Tor II ose who desire such
accommodations to present themselves
the first or second day Of school. If
possibleS it might happen that later all
places will be taken.
We desire that the widest publicity
be given to the fact that we offer to
any pupils ready for high school
work six different four wear high school
courses, ABSOLUTELY TUITION FREE. Two Of
these courses, the attn and the Ger
man offer all the units needed to meet
the entrance requirements of the State
University OF Kansas as well az those
of other stRndad colleges. With a il
brary better stocked than any high
school library IN the entire state of
Kansas, with well equipped laborsto-
ries, With splendid gvnhasiun for the
physical veil being Of boys and girls,
with all the teaching OF the high school
depart ment IN the hands OF regular
members OF the Nol nal fac lkY We
submit that the Westeia State Normal
school is p good place fer high seh0ol
work.
any deA!a~ extended information
- x.or tie school Eot II the f9regO-
| ing are invited to address or can $50;
the undersigned
William S. P1HGKEN, Principal.
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Dr. Snyder reports q baby boy out
ct Anton HerI.
Mrs. Dr. Marty is home from her
eastern visit.
7. H Ward spent THURSDAY evening
with the violin PLAYERS in Ellis
Mrs. Paul and sister and Miss Vera
visited with relatives in Ellis this week
for g few daYF.
Mrs. A. Fl. aIdwin. of Kansas city
is here victim her grandchildren, Dr.
and Mrs. NieswanRer.
Miss Wirnie Cox goes this Fridav
evening to Cove county for visit with
friends out there.
Clarence Haffamier accidentally fell
from ladder at fhe school house IN
Thursday afternoon breaking Thigh
Hays Young Peoples Entertainment
IN Lutheran Church
Monday evening. Aug. 81, 8 o m
Miss Pearl Osborn. Imperforaior
Prices 10 and 25 cents
Ladies Jacket Lost.
On Thursday evering on the streets
of Hays a Ladies' Jacket. Finder
will be rewarded by notifying
L. D. KIRKMAN.
Mr. & Mrs Thomas Carrick returned
home "Wednesday evening from their
trip in the Old country ard report hsV-
ing had q grand time Both are looking
in splendid Feahb. They are accoupa
MED bV two rieces ~ Mr.. Carrick,
land. WHO will visit here.
This FIi5ay morning 0av party Of
autOistE from Russell passed through
on trip TO Colorado, Miss Edith Law
son driving. in the car beirg her faith
er, Carl McKeep, ard Miss Sophia
Dickinson of Hays; in he other car
DR., Rogers and wife of Burker-hiIl,
Now we must record the death of
our old time citizen, Watson Zei9Ier.
on Wednesday sfterroon after long
illness, snd reaching the age of 55.
He has been an invalid for years.
2 years ago he had paraletic stroke
that made his lower limbs useless and
he bedfast but relief has come at last.
WHAT INTEREST DO YOU PAY?
Joe Scbaefer evidently struck a new
lead and is bound TO save you money
Il you will read his adver carefully.
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Miss Gay visited with friends in
Russell this week.
Judd Bell is doing the painting at the
TillOtson new barber chop.
Mr.. Treat left Sunday morning for
visit with friends IN Denver.
Dr.. Griffin and Alex Thompson of
Ellis were Hays visitors this week
There is plenty of water now in the
city we'll and is no longer Necessary TO
pump nights.
Father J. II. Beach is now visiting
his old home and friends at LeComp-
ton, Kansas.
Noah Zeigler came down from Oskly
Wednesday end repol ts that section
had hard rain last Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie McLsin is home on
visit from her home in Missouri where
her husband has good situation.
Miss Margaret Brown of Russell
who was here visiting Miss Pestsna,
lef. for home Wednesday norning.
Ore Of TIE new laws now in effect
let's an estate OF a deceased person be
closed up in two years. instead Of three
years, if desired.
On thursday MrE- Teneyck end the
smaller children went to Manhattan TO
visit friends few days before scboo'
begins for the loUg term
Leurdry work at Stockton is grow
ing scarce and Tuesday their two men
we're here prospecting with an idea of
moving their .rlant TO our city.
The Sel'na paper tells that prairie
chickens are plentiful sround Have
this year This will surely be news to
our own farmers and sportsnen.
The telephone flashed the news or
Tuesday morning that another babv
boy had come to gladden. the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Philip at their Big
creek rancho.
Mrs. Marie Hussev 6ird Sunday at
the rome Of her deughter, Mrp. Ada
line Johnson, near SaIins- She and ker
husband located at Ellis in 1868 ard he
died IL yesrs ego.
Formers keep in mind We can save
you money by havirR your shoes re-
paired. We will also pay the highest
market prIce for CREAM. Try Us
next time. Gassman's Shoe Hospi-
tai Phone No. $50.
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Read our inside pages this week
Mr.. Kirby has gone east to look for
work.
Mrs. George Brown bas the pleasure
Of entertaining her mother.
We have 400 STONE POSTS
for sale. Schlyer & Arnhold
Mrs. Decker left Tuesday night for
Denver to visit with her daughter.
The friends of Mrs. eager were glad
&c see her here On visit and looking
80 we'll
Dan Hackman' the photographer at
Quinter, spent lest Friday here visit
ing bis many friends.
In the bail game here Wednesday
the Hays club defeated the Satna boys
by. 7ecore Of s to s.
kiss Annie BiFsinR gees to the Kan
sss city school to finish her studies to
become professional nurse.
andrew Meier was in Thursday clean
ir2 the weeds Of his lots. Reports be
will have quite n elon crop to sell.
IL money scarce with you? Why
buy nsw SHOES wher Gasemsn's Shoe
Hospital mskes your old cnes az coed
g new at small cost. Come see US
on the sunny side Of life, in the same
block with tie Air dome. Phone $50.
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Miss Bessie Be ridley left TUESDAY
for summer vacation among the nor
thern lakes.
Mr.. Pittmar, vto haS been working
at the Exp. station. left THURSDAY for
the west.
Mrs Voilss ard sons Of Topeka are
visiting the Halsteads ST the Exper'-
ment station.
Mrs Furteck this week Is taking a
vacation ard is visiting with Mrs Kirt-
land on east Broa5wsY-
A number of the Hays Mssons went
over to Lacrosse IN utos THUR d "
evening and entertained by the Mssor-
ic fraternity there-
have 3 good fern "a trade for
home in Hays. for family Vho de-
sire to come here to school their chill
dreu- See c. w. MILLER
The manager having gore 70 Denver
have tsken charge Of the Morrisoa
Produce Co , ard want 10 Iuy your
cream. butter. poultry ard eggs.
". z. EARLY 2zd street, Hays
Auto for sale or to trade.
c. ". Miller has ar auto for sale.
Or viii trace IT. Now let the traders
bob up.
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Don't miss the Moving picture
show this Saturday evening
4 good films. Admission o cents

Ellis boys school team Of baseball sr-
rived Tuesday but were defeated by
the school boys in both games by score
of z to 6 and 8 to s.
IN the annual report Of the State
Auditor of Fees received by the state
during the lest faral year ending July
lat the Ft. Hsys Normal school turned
So. 723. Exp. station $22 e4S.
Houses for Rent:
1 offer for rent nice z room house
in good neiRhborhood.
See C. W. Miller, Hays
Cards are received announcing The
marriage at Russell Springs, in Logan
county on Thursday, Aug. 24th of
Alfred Havemsnn Of this city TO Miss
Hallie Smith Of that place, q former
Normal student here. They viii live
in Kansas city. Kansas, where he has
q job teaching school
Building for Sale
We have foF sale 3 frame building
suitable for barn or small house to
put on your vacant lot. See FreeFe.
The Meteor cycle western trip is over
and was complete success and the
eastern contestants went through here
bemeward bound Wednesday. At times
there were over hundred participants
and were gwen royal reception all
along the line
Wednesday evening Supt. TeDEyck
gave q reception at the Exp. Station
Boarding house to the employees and
departing employees, and their fami-
lies and about 80 present and good
time enjoyed with refreshments and
speeches.
John Stuttsmsn had 3 sale this week
at his Bnekeye farm and moves to
"tbe goat farm down IN old Misery"
John being g raak republican his old
POpulist friends in old Buckeye and
the Free Press will watch bow those
old moss back demos OF the old Ozark
bills will set down on repub. JOhny.
c. ". MILLER has an Improved
Farm at Leoti. Kansas to trade for a
House and Lot IN Hays. Parties want
to locate IN Hays. Partic ulars on ap-
plicstion.
Seed Wheat for sale.
Pure Karkof wheat for sale on the
C. Kruger ranch in Freedom township.
Pfeifer, Kansas P. o. at One dollar
3 bushel.
Dog STRAYED
One black AID tan Pup about six
months old. Answers 30 TIE name Of
Rattles. Reward for his return.
q. ". OSHANT-
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Cut vnur Russian Thistlss

Notice to Land Owners & Trustees.
All land owners Of Ellis county. who
have any Canada nr Russian Tbistles
on their premises; or Trustees who
have anv of the above named weeds on
the Section lines IN their respective
townships, gre ordered, according TO
law, 60 destroy same not later than
Aug. 25tb, 1911. By Order Of Board
of County Commiss onerE.
P. J. GohschsIk, Co. CleIk.
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Rummage Sale

The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will bod an annual RUmmsge sale in
the Bruins wick Annex in October. A
number of useful articles too numerous
TO mention, both new snd old, will be
on eaIe, such as quilt pieces, clothing.
furniture, lumber, dishes, kitchen uten
s1ls, Rlssswsre, siiverUare, bedding,
etc: Anyone wishing TO contl il ute
will please notifv Mrs. Pestsns, Mrs.
Noble, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. TenEyck
and Mrs. Meade. and articles will be
Gale d for.
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Serial No. O2nI6 Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. S Land Office at Topeka. Kansas
Aug. Q. 1911
Notice Is herebv given that Edward o
Andrews. OF Ellis P O. Kansas who on
Sept. 1S. 1896 made Homestead entry
No 1850 Serial No o2oI6, for the
west = SW4 of section 70. township
II south. of Range 20 west, 9Th Prin-
Meridian. has fled notice of intention
to make final fiva year proof. TO estab
lish claim 70 the land above described
before the Hon Clerk of the District
Court of Ellis conntv. Kansas at Hays.
Kansas. on the sd day of September,
1911
Claimant names as witnesses:
Michael Horan Harry Teeters
Peter Dreiling James Griswold
all of Ellis. P O. Kansas
GEO. W. FISHER. Register.
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SOFsefafFe. lam the represen
tative CT the SPIRELLA Corset, so
well known in this city for itF comfort
snd styIe and If arg Of the ladies' de-
sire one or want to see q somple viii
gladly cell at their bonre ard exhibit
end take measure If trey will phone
CoTpets ire. Hsvs phore No. 195.
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To Trade

To Trade
A subscriber Viii. trade his house
and lots in HsYs fer an Auto or
other property. For particulars
Inquire at This Office
Miss Gertrude Ryan came home or
Wednesday for a vacation visit with
her mother ard sister. She likes it in
Colorado Springs ard reports Thomas
doing niceTygout there
VIM. Besle is getting to be tFe big
buyer and shipper Of SattIe in this sec
tion. Last week he shipped cars of
cattle from the southwest part of the
county and Monday he brought in four
carloads from the north cod took them
10 the z. c. market.
We can rave you monevI By having
YOUR shoes repaired. We can pI ssa
you in the kird of work We do. Now
located on South Chestnut street north
Of the Free Press office. Phone $50
Among TIE good laws passed by the
last Legislature was ore requiring the
registrs ton of all births ard deaths
with certain public Gfficisls. This is
a good law and should have been law
years ago IS TT ere are times when the
official record of such events are very
useful ard necessary.
No more FettiBg your dog on your
neighbors deg. cat. cow or CHECKERS
One of the new laws now in fleet iE
that any owner of a Dog is liable ir
damages and costs if his dog shall kill
wound or worry sny dom estic animal
outside the dog owners premises.
Have the Children's Shoes carefully
repaired before school commences. s. We
can fix up the Whole family almoet
at the price of new pair. Gasfman'l
shoe hospitsl repairs while you wait.
if desired. North of the Free Press
flee. Phone $50.
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A large surplus. is NECESSITY to
= Fire Insurance Company as a guar
antee 30 its Policy boldefs. We rep
resent Companies who rank FIRST in
Assets and slse in Surplus.
The J. u. Sehaefer Loan & Ins Agcy.
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~ pay 'ne .s1ghest market price
iO- -.r, cream, poultry and eggs
&C the Morrison Produce Co. on End
street where am now in charge
W. b. Early.
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We cannot insure yez against Fire
in the other vcrid. bat ve can inauEs
yeqr Rone q one OF the hest COmDa-
nies doing business On this earth.
J. q. sshasasr l. 3 Lar. Aesnsz
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Tonic of all kinds. Warts and
Moles removed at the
South Side Barber Shop

Does it not NIKE you think about
good inse-Nnitv when yau are about
TO insure ycur Hcmt7 Our record fer
excelled. becaurP we represent onlF
Companies who -'sre Fncd all the tune
The J N Sehaefer l. & Insurance Acy
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Mans Coat Lost.

Mans Coat Lost.
Out cfny wagon IN coming from the
hospital down town blaekisk blue
coat. Finder viii Be rewarded On re-
kuxuirR Il 20 As Philip Hardware
stses. JOHN RoaR.
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Did you ever kesr Of aTykody kick
ing on OR Joss adjustments? Close
personal application 20 eI cry detail Of
Insurance writing, backed by TIE rest
Companies IN the world, has ersble6
Us TO give everE todv, everywhere snd
at all times A SQUARE DEAL
The ]. NJ. Scbsefer Loan & Irs- Be'cy
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Bring your eEesm, eggs, roultry and
butter to the Morrison Produce Co.
on End street, Hays. ard I viii give
the highest market price In cash, as
am Ia charge. VIZ. EARLY.
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RafHffnd
nd W-H Pa1erfH6

PsfnfEn6 WzH PaPerfH9
l am prepared to do all kinds Of
painting and wall papering and viii
contract TO do the best of work, fur
nish the best Of material at reasonable
rates, and guarantee satisfaction. Sam
pie wall paper hooks furnished which
contain the very best mskes and pat
terms TO select from y II
NJ. J. Bell, Hays
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Seed Wheat.
Karkof Seed wheat for Fale, s5cts
70 400 bushel at my farm west of
Hays. Wheat clesned, graded and 1st
class seed. From 1910 or 1911 crop.
Geo. 2. Palmer, Hays, Kas.
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n Otlce for Publication Serial No Ol64o
Department nf the Interior
q. s. Land Of1ee. Topeka, kansas,
August Is, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Peter
LEM of McCracken, P O., Kan,
r F E, who on Nov. a, 1905. made
Homestead Entry 1884 Serial No
O1649. for the NW4 section "a. in Town
ship Is. south Range 20 west 9th p Nj,
has filed notice of intention TO make
final five year proof to establish claim
to the land above described. before
the Hon. Clerk of the District Court of
Ellis county, kansas, at Hays. kans.
on the Both day of Sept, 1911
Claimant names as witnesses:
Oscar Smith. John NJ Smith, Edward
z. Mssiden. all of HAYS P o. Kansas,
Henry Rea of McGracken. Kansas, Pc
GEO. W. FISHER. Register
"a 70 IS %
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Pocket book lost.
A silver mesh pocket-book, contain
ing 2Fosaries; also cards With the own
er's name. A liberal reward VIII be
paid for the return to this ONCE.
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New Piano for Sale
A rev, first class Piano will be sod
at greatly reduced price ard q years
tine given for payment. See
MRS. FRANK STOUT, HAYS
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pEpIeLIIpH OF HERzoe NV GHURGR

DEDICATION OF HERzoe NEW CHURCH
The beautiful rev church ar Victoria,
(He1zne) will be Dedicated on SUNDAY,
Aug. 9th By Ri Rsv J, N z. Gun
ningham- The re~ chors i sn impos-
ing structure. VI feet the l7rgest csnrcf
in the state of Ksrssz L is built IT
the Roman stv'e CT srchitec tire OF n
cll stone with decorations Of BeFford.
Irdisna, stone and Vermont granite-
Efforts are beirR made 20 provi-e
for q large eoneourse of visitors. AZ
are cordially invited to be present
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Pigs For Sale

Z rs EO1 O<1IC
have lot Of small pigs for sale at
reasonable prices. at section 50. town
Il, range 19, II miles southwest Of
Hays. ~. L. Moore
Phone TIA. Hays P. o.
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Seed wheat for sale
KhaIkoff seed wheat 81 O. busr-
Ell at my farm miles N OF Catharire
w. w. REMIS

Residence for Sale
A rooned house II Good oondition
and close to school hcUse, Ger ssle low
as party Is going swFy. Fer particulars
See Mrs. SIMMONS. W q 81.
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Remember it is tomorrow, Sunday,
9th, that the Dedication of the new
church at Victoria-He,zo zoQ occurs. the
services beginning at 10 q m. after the
arrival OF the special train. which Is te
leave Ellis at $50 an. Yocemento at
$40, and Hays st $50. returning at
pm. Bishop Cunningham will con
duet the services Rev. SehmiehaU-
sen Of Sc, Marv's viii preach the SER
men in German, Rev. Maher Of Saline
will deliver his excellent sermon ir
English. The Band will entertain the
crowd Dinner and refreshments viii
be served in the parish school, q souve
mir Of the event which all should Sc
cure, and an evening service at 7:3O
for those who want 70 stay and see
the church, lit En
We have moved to our new quarters
m our own building on south Chestnut
street near the Air Done and are pre-
pared to do your shOe-RepaiFing viii
neatness and pronptness. Phone 35l
Gassman's SkOe Hospital.
Lost on the Road
Lost on rne road between Hays an
the Philip ranch southeast Of MuT 10
an infants dress, partly made, and
long strip Of lace ard embroidery, SCI
] ed together. Finder viii be rewards
on leaving at This Office
New Telephone Directory
The new telephone direetoFy goes
press IN few daEs. Subscribers ha7
e ing corrections to offer should dc 50
e once. IL HIS HIEFEsE 60.
+ ~. r. AaaEsoEs Mgr
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FREE PRESS, Best in the Co.

John Brown has returned from his
visit to Graham county ard reports it
very dry out there and crops poo.
The first load of bonpe grown water
melons from the Smoky valley were
brought to town this week. They are
snail hut fresh and good.
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Lap robe found,

A light lisp robe found on the road
between Hsvs and Ellis Owrer can
have at This Office onprcvipg property
ard paying % certs for this rotiee-
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Quite rurber have been let out at
the Experip ent station leaving but
about Is ren there. under charge of
Supt. TenEyck and secretary Helder
to carry on the necessary work. Of
course when needed more men will be
put on 70 do the work.
TIE State Auditor report showe ths
Ft- Hays Agrieulu college Expert
ment station turned into the state tres
surv the last fiFcal year. 70 July 1st
$22, 043-, fees received from crops and
stock raised on the place This money
was returned to the Station for its ex-
penFe account. This Yesr with no crop
IN sigh that income ceases and, ike
other farmers, the Expense cut down.