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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS OF MEXICO
Says United States Demands Only Or
der Of Its Neighbors.
SPEECH IS MADE IN Ell PAsO
Nation would Like TO Have Turmoil
Along It's Border Cease and See
order Restored on Basis
of Justice.

Ell PAsO. Tex. March 15.-"An that the
United States demands Of Mexico is order
Justice and independence" declared Theo-
dore Roosevelt this morning at a breakfast
given in his honor by the Tollee club.
The coloners remarks were the only ut
terance he has made on the Mexican situa-
ton and came as a complete surprise to
the members of his party.
Colonel Roosevelt led up to his observa-
tons on the Mexican trouble by saying
that the prosperity Of his neighbors was
coalition OF the prosperity OF any man.
He declared that honest dealing between
man and man was the only certain foun-
dalton Of prosperity. The same thing was
true he said OF the relations Of communi-
ties to each other.
Pausing as though TO select his words,
he then said that he thought he spoke for
all Americans when he said that all the
United states demanded Of Mexico was
order. justice and independence.
Continuing, he declared that this country
wished to see all Of its neighbors prosper
that his hearers who dwelt along the south
ern border knew from experiences how the
turmoil to the south had affected bust
ness. He said that this country only de-
manded OF its neighbors that order should
reign in their borders and that order should
be established upon justice.
Colonel Roosevelts stay in the city was
but a short one as he boarded q special
car at 10 o'clock to continue his Journey
to Albuquerque, N NJ. At that point Mrs.
Roosevelt Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Miss
Iandon. a friend Of Miss Roosevelt. will
Join the party. The ladies have been
staying at the home Of Judge Cooley Of
the supreme court Of New Mexico.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
DO SOAP SHAMPoOs
MAKE WOMEN BALD?

The increasing badness OF women is
coming To be a matter OF extreme interest
everywhere, writes Mae Martyr. famed
beauty specialist, ia the Boston Telegraph.
"Dermatolisists recognize the tact that
most women are troubled with snort, scan
". Jun, brittle. sphttlns hair AID daadruft
sure signs OF neglect IN cairns for the
hair
These conditions are often the result
Of Washlng the hair with soap. Tine alkall
in most soaps is too strong for tbs hair
and causes Il 70 become brittle, coarse,
streaAy, faded and soant
The safest. reliable SHAMPOO 10 an in
expensive one made from a tesspoonful
q canthrox dissolved in a cup % hot water,
Il not ONLY cleansss thoroughly but rinses
pFefectly and dries quioSly Il makes the
hair soft glossy and Gufty, and those who
uso Il regularly are usvsr bothered with
dandruff falling hair or other scalp
troubles. ADV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Nebraska

rendered vote Of thanks to
Mr.. Jewett for long and faithful service
MADISON-At a meeting OF the Board
Of Education last night l.. n. Oberkotter
principal Of the university preparatory
school, Lincoln, Neb., was elected superin-
tendent for the coming school year to
succeed Superintendent StOckdale, who has
been chosen dean OF the state Normal
school at Chadron. Miss Ida Knoll, the
present principal OF the high school. Miss
Beatrice Clark Latin and music teacher,
and L. +. Carey, science teacher. were re-
elected at increased salaries.
TABLE ROCK-At a mass meeting held
here last night at the opera house the
Tecumseh plan was adopted and two sets
OF candidates were placed In nomination,
as follows: J. Murphy, A. r.. Kovonda,
George A. Cotton and Harry T. Freeman.
The question OF granting saloon license IS
to be voted on direct, and whoever is
elected is TO abide by the result OF this
vote. The terms Of g. G. Freeman and
q. G. Layman expire, and the three hold
overs are one wet and two dry" Both
sides seem confident Of success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Something You
Want to Know

Don't you want to know that We now
make spaghetti better than tia made
In ROnae7
Il is so mach better than any you
ever tasted that you'll be amazed when
yol find IL out.
Our chefs spent two years in perfect
ing the recipe. The result is a secret
30 valuable to us that we never have
written it down.
This Is the moot popular dish that
ever went out from our kitchens. And
that means a great deal.
We have been cooking good things for
nearly fifty years. Every year now the
homes of America spend ten million
dollars to get them.
Bart we never made anything which
people welcomed as they welcome this
spaghetti.
There are II ingredients used in the
making, the main of which are these;
Durum wheat spaghetti.
Herkimer County full cream cheese.
Best creamery butter.
The same expensive tomato sauce We
use IN Van Camps Pork and Beans.
The dish comes ready-cOO4ed. All
you have to do is to heat it.
You will invariably find it the best
dish on your table, no matter how good
all the other things are.
And you'll find that everyone likes
It better than they ever liked spaghetti
before.
One can will prove it. Order now.
Company s'i issI indianapolis, Ind
ilS1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Suicide Near Grand Island.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., March 15.-(Spe-
cial.)-Wnliam Schipman, aged p years. son
of Herman Schipman, a farmer residing
near Abbott, was found dead in the summer
kitchen at the rear of the farm home
Tuesday by his father. His entire face
had been blown off by the discharge of a
shot gun. Sheriff Dunkel and Coroner
OGorman were called to the farm and
upon Investigation pronounced it clearly a
case of suicide. The motive, however, is
a nystefyA The young man had been at
a neighbor's home the night before, had
played cards and had evidenced cheerful
disposition throughout He was, further
more, in the best OF health.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16

Gas and, water Problems at Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Neb March l5,--CSpecial)--
Al the regular meeting OF the city council
last evening the committee appointed some
time R6o TO Investigate the gas company
filed It's report and was dissaeSgod. After
a long discussion az 70 the raIas to be
fixed by the council unGey toe rgtrchise,
the matter was referred 10 this cct'a.ittee
on street lights grades ami puallc 'Wprove-
ments. The water oormittes reported lpon
the test OF the city wells NORTH ~ town.
the average number ~ 2Ja~0f tIrniHhed
per day being s20255 on recomu &nd4tiun
OF the Joint committee havLEg In charge
the waterworks project the Matthews Con-
struetion company OF Kansas City was
notified TO proceed with the construction
work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
No Issue of Panama
Canal Bonds Now
Secretary MaoVeagh Says Project is
Not in Immediate Need of
Finds

BOSTON, March 15-Secretary Of the
Treasury Macveagh spent few hours at
the customs house today in consultation
with Collector Edwin U. Curtis
Speaking Of the finances of the govern
ment and the new Panama canal loan,
Secretary MacVeagh said:
although IL has been the general i'm
preston that a block Of new per cent
Panama bonds would be issued Immediately
after the adjustment Of the circulation tax
we are in no immediate need OF funds. In
fact, while I am at present having plates
engraved for the bonds neither the amount
nor the time Of the issue has been decided.
The first issue, however, will probably
be not more than $5OOOOOOO.
THE treasury will close the current fiscal
year on June 30 with a total deficit OF
about $4,000 OOO."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
ALLEGED Chicken Thief Arrested.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., March 15.-(Spc-
cial)- r.. Neal is under arrest suspected
of completely in quite a number Of raids
on chicken coops. Some weeks ago r. p.
McCutchan lost a flock OF twenty-five fine
Rhode Island Reds. Monday he purchased
fifteen Of his own missing fowls from Neal
and the arrest followed. Neal claims to
have received the chickens from a third
party The police have traced several con-
siderable sales OF poultry recently to Neal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Reward for Murderer.

Governor Aldrich offered a reward Of
500 for the apprehension of the murderer
OF J. H. Eastwood, found dead in his
blacksmith shop at Lincoln, March and
adjudged TO have been murdered by n
coroners jury.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Nebraska
MAGUIRE PAYS VISIT HOME
First District Congressman Says
Reciprocity Will Pass.
MAY GET CLOSE CALL IN SENATE
Democratic Ways and Means COM
nittee, He Says, is Composed of
Dyed in Wool Tariff for
Revenue only.
10 3 staft Correspondentl

hNA' = lNAAA wi ttslHuAtAlsI
LINCOLN. March 15.-Cspecial) Con
gresham John A, Mcguire arrived in Lin
coin from Washington today
The Canadian reciprocity measure was
not thought by Mr.. Mcguire an issue to
require much support in the house. He
thinks that this measure win pass with
little opposition, but that It will undergo
q hard battle IN the senate. The fight in
the newspapers and on the floor OF the
house against the bill. based on the fact
that, II did not give sufficient reductions,
was not sympathized with by the Nebraska
representative. who said that in his opinion
the wise thing for the house TO do is to
pass the measure as recommended by the
representatives OF both governments ami
then readjust our own tariffs in such
further ways as II may seem fit
Mr.. Mcguire said that the WAYS and
means committee OF tho house is at present
at work on the wooden schedule and will
follow this lid with an attack on the cotton
schedules. The majority party In the next
house has selected it's members of this
committee in caucus and It was thought
best to allow the minority to do the same
in order that both parties might be repre-
scented by their strongest men Mr. Ma
Euire characterized the committee-to-be as
the strongest body OF tariff for revenUe
only men which has dealt with this matter
in sixty years. He believes that taking up
different schedules in toto and not at
tempting to treat the entire system at once
will do away with much OF the log rolling.
Mr.. Mcguire stated that he expects to
return to Washington by April l. He will
be busted with his local affairs in the next
few days, but the reorganization Of the
house with the democrats in the majority
for the first time in many years will de-
mand early attendance In the capital city
from all Of that party.
student Hurt In Match.
boxing match in the university gym.
nasium Tuesday afternoon resulted in 9
serious injury to II. L. Wilson, a senior Law
student Wilson was engaged in a go witt
the gloves with j. T. votova, Ivy day
orator OF this years senior class and
prominent debater. The going had been I
little rough. Wilson having taken a ooun
OF three once and Vetova having boes
floored at another time. Votova missed
swing and Wilson's counter caught him Of
the point OF the chin as his body swung for
ward. votova was knocked out and VIII
son found his hand useless. An Ambulance
was called in and Wilson was taken Il
DR.. Mitchell, who founud that three bone
in the left hand had been badly fractured
The injury wac reduced and dressed. VII
son will be unable to use his left han,
for probably month.
Reward for Murderer.
Governor Aldrich offered reward o
500 for the apprehension of the murdere
OF J. H. Eastwood found dead in hi
blacksmith shop at Lincoln, March q an
adjudged 10 have been murdered by
coroner.R Jury
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
Diatrict Court 90 ButIer COUNT.

DAVID CITY, Neb.. March l5.-Cspecisl.)
District court Of the Fifth judicial dis
trict convened for Butler county Tuesday,
Judge Good presiding. The grand jury was
called and win be in session for the greater
part OF the week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-16
NebrasIxa News Notes.

BEATRICE-I4inda L. Brandt has
brought suit against c. w. Brandt for
port
KEARNEY-Elmer Wright and Miss
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27

NOTICE Of APp0In'TWFNT-
Efatn IF Kansas Fills county, SC
IN the Probate court in apd for SAID
county
In the unattor Of ~ Estate Of
John c. ADKINS. late of Ellis COUNTY
Kansas.
Notice rs hereby given that etterS of
Administration have hoep granted tothc
undersigned nr +Ep Estate of JOHN G
ADKINSlatn IF saiT county. 7oreaeP6 hv
the 1Tonara bile the Prohefn oOrTt IF he
county ard state aforesaid. d"tod tho
ard dav Of Nav 4 n 1911 Now al
persons hnvin~ claire a0airst the said
Estate are hereby notified that they mr1sf
present tbe same TO tho undersigned for
allowance within one wear from the date
If said letters or thev NAV be preclHded
from any benefit of such estate: and that
of such claims be not exhibited within
three wears after the date of said Let
tiers thew shall he forever barred.
n, F. DIXON Administrator
of the Estate of sOFN O. ADKINS
Deceased.
Attest: jacob Kissing, Probate Judge
May 8, 1911. m Sins
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27

This year the Farmers are to be in
vited to HAYS and the Experiment sta
tion On Wednesday and Thursday, June
7,h AMI 9Th, and with the showing that
was made last year it is expected the
c o~d will be larger than last year,
aud the town and all at the Exp sta
ton will try and make it interesting.
Commencing June LIST, by a new Law
counties will not be compelled to feed
prisoners and get no returns, and they
can be worked on the roads of the coun
ty. If quiet, home prisoners. If the
nonresident prisoners who are apt to
run away they can be hired out to the
Warden Of the Pen who will work
them under armed guards, 80 little
chance to escape. If home man e.
capes he can be re-arrested and pun
iehed for running away So no more
loahnR in jail several months playing
cards.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27
Dry Farming Congress

LII al AAA4lS SOnSI OSS
TIE Topeka papers announce that
both Gov Stuhba sDd Mrs. Judge Mon
roe viii attend snd- both deliver ad-
dresses at our Farmers Picnic He on
the subject of '.RuraI Life'' on Wed
neRdsy sftencon. the 7ih.
The Plainville Times gives the Far
mers picnic here next month nice no
'ice and in it says Those attending
last year from this section were highly
plessed and think the trip worth while
With The nUmeToue autos in this cour-
ty it looks like every farmer would be
permitted TO attend one Of the days.
On Wednesday and Thursday, June
9TH ard 9Th, is to be farmers Day ar
fhe FIT. Hays Experiment Station, Supt
TerEvck having gotten out an inter
esfing announcement which is being
copied or commented on all over the
state. and larger attendance is ex-
peeted. The mornings are % be
spent visiting the Ex station, Feeirg
its cronF, stock and many expeFime nts
that viii interest the farmers OF Wee-
TEN Kansas, the afternoons end the
evenings to discussions and addresses
by noted men and women. Let the
farmers note these dates, come IN and
bring the whole family and big lunch
basket and picnic IN the timber on the
creek, have q good time with your old
friends and nei9hbors, see the Expo J.
ment station, crops and animals, and
hear the talks, maybe yoc can learn
something new for your farm.
Let our Young folks. yes and the old
folks, write snd invite their friends,
and lie make the two days picnic days
for Old Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27
Memorial & Decoration Day.

Memorial & Decoration Day.
Sunday May 28:h is memorial day
and UHIou services will be held in the
Grand Army hall that morning TO
which eli are iovited- Rev. A n Smith
preach z the sermon
Tuesday, May Both is Decors ton day
Every body is It quested to go out to
the cemetery that morhiDg with flow
ers and decorations.
School children and ali others are in
ted TO contribute flowers and bring
them TO the GA r. hall not Ia ter than
g s.m-
Process sion forms at Hall at 10 am.
sharp ard march 10 the cemsteFy.
After dinner the exercises will be
in the GAR hall at pm. sharp to
which everybody is cordially invited.
Invocation. Sorg, Reading Orders.
Song Roll of Honor. Song.
Reading Of LincoIn's Gettysburg
address.
Grafton by ". b. Smyth of Margs-
vile, Kansas.
Song America.
Benediction.
As special feature there will BE- a
sextette Of Old Vets. to furnish music
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27
NOTICE

All persons interested Will take notice
that my nefition is on fle in fhe Office
of the Ellis county. Kansas. Probate
court. asking for authority 70 sell the
following described real estate situate
in Ellis county Kansas. belonging to
the estate of Oscar PoulsOn. Insane. for
the purpose of paving fhe debts of his
maintenance at the State Hospital and
the expense Of administration. to wit:
The middle % feet of Lots 81, SO & 35
in Block 25- HAYS city Original town.
1r'Said petition is set for hearing at the
office of the Probate Judge, in the city
of Havs city, said county, on Tuesday
the 9Th day of June. 1911 at which time
and place YOU can make known any
objections you may have to the grant
ing IF such order.
Dated May g. 1911.
B G. arnold, Guardian of said estate
m 1878
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An1IcE 10 AL WHOM II NAY CONCERN.

Having thiF dsy divided my property
with nv wife, Margaret Ward, nut7-
sry Sc tisfac' orilv, ard a sured tn pay
all rel ts heretofore contracted by US,
notice is hereby given that each of Us
will herea ftcr ray our own debts ar
that will TO: be responsible for any
o. bte contracted hy FER after this date
Dated Nav II. 1911.
w l. Ward. E'l'e trwnst=p. KsF
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27
Hays High School Alumni

Hays High School Alumni
Gave barquet last Monday evening
in the Windsor hotel for the ela of
1911 attended by many former stu
dents with the Co. Supt.. Principal of
the sche o., the school b ard and their
wife as guests. The dining room was
prettiIy decorated with school penants,
while feri 8, carnations and daises dec
grated the tables.
During the feast Miss Beardsley as
violinist and Mrs Neiswanger, PIANIST,
enter tanned delightfully."-.
Miss Macintosh was a successful
POSTMASTER and elected responses by
The following guests:
The Infancy of our School
Mrs. J. H Middlek arff
The Childhood of our school
Mrs. G. B. Snyder
sents of he Setool the 'asE decade:
Miss Leonore Monroe
Frank Carmen
Class Motto: ''Be who vor'id climb
ladder must begin at the hot+r m
Prof. Turner.
The Future of the High School
The School Board. J. Brumett
II classes were then called in their
order. and its preventative present
gave the roll ard class motto. Then a
pleasant social kour was enjoyed.
at the business meeting Frank Car
man was elected President. Helen Pes
tana az V.P-, Gertrude Palmer, sect
Mary Vernond treasurer.
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Plants for Sac

! 1dz1tS 1OE "a =
At nv place on South Chestnut
street in Hays
2 blocks south SchI, er Warehouse
Tomato. Earlena. Chalks early
Jewell. Burnee's earliest pink, true
ker's Favorite, Giant beauty. diff.
tree Champion. Livingston's per
faStion, large Yellow, yellow pear
shape. red pear. 40 cts a 100,
Csc for so, 1Oc a doz.
Peppers for mangles. Ruby
King 1Oct. a doz. Csc for so.
Tobacco. broad leaf. 10c doz
Csc for so.
Celerv 1Oc a doz, Csc for so.
4Oc 100,
Egg plant. black beauty, 15c a
dozen.
Cabbage of either Wakefield.
Henderson early summer, or the
Xmas King for late at 10 doz
20 C for So. 3Oc TOR IOO
Sweet Potatoes, yellow JERSEY
25c for 100, 2.25 for 1000
Red Bermuda, red Jersey 40c for
100, $50 thousand.
All Of these plants we're started
early in our hot house and viii heaT
early. ere grown from the choices
gardeners stock Of seeds. have Civ
en- the plant business nv strict atten-
! tjon for the last 10 years, and am sure
can please you with q nice line Of
plants,
Will deliver to anv part OF
the city. Phone $50 B.
as We have two wagons on the road
this season. Those living at dis
lance write or phone and we will shiT
carefully.
F A OAKLAND
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HFbD bcHE? EYES PAIN?

IF vow tevo ar- % ~ ahove srvrr-
'o~~e -o-r--'t ~ E~e+ h-Fo-a atir-
-~~-r- rhPcr rcT-eG1ics ard magic
oT--aa
Ped F-oIlE Iee eve caT1red Nv aFrOrrnaI
~vos The p-rre- ft'irg If OIasaes
vii rr+ an END r. thc s+rair iTrrosers
WON the eye a~6 'Ir-aH~ stop m
acFee- He. Schultz & Son
Eye Specialists
HAYS Kansas
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Red Cane seed for sale

| t fer fer a'e at my farm II miles
north Of Yocenento, or Phone GIG in
HaNs circuit, choice ms tured Red Cane
seed f. n'autIrF, at 81, so bushel.
VIM. Solomon, Zurick P.O. Kas
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Paxnfind-Wau PaperEn6

I am prepared to do all kinds of
Papefing and wall papering and will
osatract to do the best OF work, fur
GeA the best OF material at reasonable
rates, and guarantee satisfaction.
Sample books furnished which contain
tie very best makes and patterns to
eelec1 from. S2-tf
-. J. BELL. HAYS. Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27

Or NJ. jaw Brown. the Salina eye
ard ear aDecia list viIl ho az Fhe Bruins
wick Hotel. MONDAY JUNE 9Th;
At WAKFENEY. Tuesday June 9Th
At ELLIS Wednesday June 7th;
At Russell Thursday. June 9Th.
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PlYnauIH ROCK EGGS FOB SETTING

offer for es'a p o. far iDFt r0F+t
of town mr. will daI'~. n Has eges
from nnr P,,te Bred P'~mcpth ROct
farm raipad chickers ai 80 GERS for p
setting nf Is We 'ave ore of the best
flork at -h;eke~a in he courfy.
Little Chicks for sale
See or write us ~ PH~~e Nc. 100
MRS BIRD MOORE
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For sale 0heap

A John Deere Lister, A 2 rowed
weeder and a CultivatoF, nearly new,
sold for want Of use. VIII sell very
cheap at my farm in Buckeye town
ship. G. r. BULLOCK.
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The Golden Rule of Breeding.
Fashion Follows Speed.
Early Speed IS Natural
Pedigree without individuality is Worthless

Ed EscObar No. 34402, is again in the stud at
Hays City, Kansas at MADDENs BARN. His terms are SO
to insure living colt,
In Axtel
Sire Expedition the Grsndse on the
Snes
EsmlrO Chief Pilot ~ TWO
tnep, AmeTcsn Henry Clay 3hmes
The represented Green Aoon'sn Ao ss
Clare, Rodes mar S1erh sno ceef
n trottng history.
speed and individuality Call and
win best msre % him.
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Fam for Sale

A ?20 acre we'll iYrrvoved form 2 and
= haIf n,'Iee rovth Of F.lEis. Good hoT1ee
harr. rIer+v IF water forced arG1 cros~
ferced. VIII sell With cr vvi+hcuf rvor.
Priro ard feru-s reasonable. Phone
No 3O5 FIiia, ~ address
John Taucher,
E'liR P. o. Ksnsar.
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A Lot of felIers Yell

Thy --1-1-- III AA'JLF[A1
BUT EPPLER, the Auctioreer,
He brings forth the Highest Dollar.
Address Sol! EppEer.
il Box %. Ellis. Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27
Mich Ccws Eor Sale

MICH &C US Tor SIZE
We offer fer Fale two good Mich COWS,
enc Of them a Jersey, good mixers,
quiet and good condition Prices Tea-
sonahIe. Phone 624 Hays. or zee
STROHBIER, south or YoceneDto.
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eLRlEH NnM

1 have team ard tie Garden tools
and viii do sIl kinds CT hauling, picw-
ng or garden work or clean Up yeur
yard See ne OF Phone No. $50
John Carter, Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-27

Everybody in the sewer dis
nict will be required to con-
meet with it. Why not con-
meet now with the main pipe
and run into your yard NOW
while laborers are plenty and
wages low. or do it yourself.
and the ground easy to dig.
We have for sale the sewer
pipe in all sizes. connections,
at reasonable prices.
Schlver & ArnhoId