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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

IalO jefferson street Tor about ten
days.
j. l.. Pope has returned after q
brief trip to Hereford. DImmitt and
Canyon.
Mrs. r. c. Lewis returned home
yesterday after a four months trip
stopping In Corpus Christi. Seymour
Dallas and other points.
The many friends OF Miss Jessie
Andrews will be glad TO learn that
she is rapidly improving out at 81.
Anthonys sanitarium. where she
was quite III.
Miss Maye Timmons who has been
ON ten days visit IN Pninyiew IA
the guest OF Mrs. Truloye is expect
ed home this afternoon
Mrs. Earl Allen OF Albuquerque.
\. NJ. who has been quite IN out at
St Anthonys sanitarium is very
much improved.
Arthur Ball IL expected up from
Lubbock today To be- the guest of his
parents. Mr., and Mrs G. n. Ball. MIR.
Arthur Ball is Santa Fe craftsman
at Lubbock.
Mrs c. 7. Lawler is Improving rap
idly from her recent severe illness.
Mrs Prennell. niece Of DR.. A. n.
Johnson who has been quite IN AT
st Anthonys sanitarium liz improy-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland and daugh
ter Dolly of Canyon are In Amarillo
and viii make this city their future
home.
Mrs !. L. HARRINGTON Is I'm Indi-
ana on visit wits toatiyes.
Mrs A. Il. Meyer and children,
Misses Ruth Alva Elizabeth and A.
+. Jr.. who have been visiting Mrs.
Meyers parents, Mir and Mrs. \. u.
Wells at Cleburne. Texas are expect
Cd to return home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Eherstadt left
yesterday for an extended ctay at
Atlantic city
Miss Gertrude Oman ana brother
MILFORD who have been visiting for
the past month In Sioux cit. Iowa.
where they attended the commence
mcnt exercises of the Morning Side
College have returned home accom-
panied by Miss Beatrice Wright and
brother George. who will be- guests
at the Oman home for sometime.
John Storm arrived Ia the city
from Kirksyille. Mo. the past week.
accompanied by his mother. Mrs
Frances Storm, who win be- al home
In Amarillo for some time.
Mr. G. H. Huffman and daughter
Miss Gertrude. left yesterday for an
extended sojourn In California. They
viii stop cnroute to San Diego at
Denver, Salt Lake city san Francis
60 and Los Angeles.
Personals
Mrs. a. j. Allan OF Canyon. who
has been quite i'll out Al the sanitari-
um Is reported better.
Miss Louise Farr md Miss TulaI
Skipwith are visiting ftiends in Here.
ford.
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Om-ot-T
Society
Ps.tINlIEM


Mrs Johnnie House OF Fort Noi /.
president of the Rebekah Assembly
90 Texas and New Mexico is visiting
the local order this week. stopping
with Mrs c. G. Keck.
Miss Burr Go1de has gone to chi
Cago whore she VII study Boo fhc ui.
yersity of Chicago this summer.
j. NJ. Pickett editor OF 'hc college
annual The Traveller" md eradu-
ate Of Wayand College Ieft this
week for his home In Wostm.uis-
ter.
Judge J l. Penny OF Amarillo. has
been visiting DIS brother. D. O. Penny
". H. Long of Lubbock is visit
ing his brother. 4. A. Long
, Rev J N. Harder has returned
from rampa. where he conducted a
successful revival
Mrs. j. N Shafer left This week
for Stcpheu,ilI' in respouso 90 tele-
gram stating that her sister. Mrs. L..
+ Roberts, was seriousl5 3d.
l.. II DunNay and mother Mrs ".
j. Dunway lrn vacationiur u Colo
RADIO.
Rev j. W Vim has returned from
the Old Soldier Reunion ~ Chatta-
noOga.
J r. Luton of Bonham. is a yisi-
tor In the town
r. T. Roo has returned from a
trip 10 Canadian
+ \ Egg'r of Amarillo. spent SOW
eral days here this week
Mrs u D Hyde has gone 90 ON.
cago for 1850 months visit.
y. ~ Perry Is back from an e,-
tended STAY Boo Mineral Wells and
other points
Captain and Mrs. e. ". Tandy are
expected IN wednesday from attend
ine the Old soldiers Runiou az Chat
tanooga.
Mrs a T. Harp and three children
went 10 Claiming "Wednesday boo re
Spouse 10 q telegram stating that her
daughter. Mr. l.. ?. Mcdonald. bad
been injured iu O. runaway
Mrs Ruth uarsey Of McGrezor. Be-
expected to spend the summer with
her daughter Miss Willis Darsey.
u. l.. Converse and Wifc. eho have
had charee of the Western Union
telegraph office for the past three
years. have zone TO Denver. Colo /
10 make their home.
Mrs e " Mclean. Of Amarillo. I
passed through this week ON her aly .
Ia Floydada. where she will visit Mrs
T. S Bailey 1
OTIS Truloye has gone 20 Moore .
County on business.
Miss Edna Harrington has return |
ed from visit % relative in Lub- I
book
Mrs %. G. Mcintyre. Mrs D. p !
Garrison and Mrs. J. VI. Adams held !
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HALE COUNTY TAX LIST
SHOWS MARKED INCREASE


Special 10 The News
HLAlNVlEW. Texas. June al
The county tax list shows an increase
.of $50 900 for 1913 over 1912. The
taxable property In Hale county for
1913 is $S.5la,OOO. These figures
do not include rolling stock and In
tangible assets. according TO j. N.
Jordan. the assessor. Hale county
will probably receive taxes on $780,
600 from the Santa Fee railroad. and
taxes on 100000 worth of property
from the Texas Land a. Development
Company. D
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
Assigning the Cause.

what an extraordinary curve your
horse has In the spine" said a gentle
man to an Irish farmer. Can you
account for IT," by the powers. sir.
and to be sure ! am able. have
heard. sir. that before the beast wss
my property he was backed against
another horse, your honor. who beat
him hollow. and daresay It's the rec
son that hN back never got straight
again"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

Jne %. 1919:
Bible study meeting. Solomon.
Leader, Mrs. Bryner.
Song
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Solomon's Early Years
Prayer and Example OF Ills Wis.
dom. Leader.
Song. 50.
solomon Builds the Temple. Mrs
Pipkln.
solomon's Greatness Mr. Pew
The visit OF the Queen Of sheba'
Mas Gray.
solomon as an Author" Mr.. Eos.
ter
solomon's Marriages and idol.
airy, Mr.. Kendall.
The missionary program OF tho
Noman's Auxiliary OF the Central
Presbyterian church which will meet
"Wednesday AFTERNOON AZ I O'Clock
~ the church will be- a. follows.
subiect-China.
Leader Mrs. r 5. Thompson.
Devotional Mrs. Allen Early.
Geosraphilai Survey.
Political History Mrs. ". r.
King
Native Reiigion-Mrs. ". r. Gro
endycke.
Biography Of the Pioneer Missions
OF China Mrs J. J Richards.
study OF Missionaries.
mission Stations.
business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

born since bring home some degree
of merit.
Buford Martin. son of Mr. and
Mrs J. u. Martin was thrown by a
burro Sunday at the home of his
Uncle win Bennett A dislocated
elbow was the result.
Tuesday evening was T. ] Grimes
of Washburn WAS speeding his race
horse on his home track he collided
with two year old heller. The horse
ana heifcr were knocked down aud
MIR Grimes instantly turned into q
human aeroplane The horse and
heifer came out alright. hut MIR
Grimes was badly bruised by his land
ing
The needle club was entertained
Wednesday AT the beautiful country
home of Mro i. l.. pafiord.
The north Armstrong County club
met "Wednesday at the Country home
OF Mrs Edmouson.
Home Keeping versus Home Max
Ing was the subject of the meeting
which was enjoyed by all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
Announcements

v Announcements
The ladies' of the buchanan street
, Methodist church will entertain with
q lawn social next Friday evening m
O'Clock ON the lawn adjoining the
church, at which time ices aud cake
viii be served. Every one is cordl
ally invited 10 attend.
The Johnson Street Mothers Club
viii meet Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock In the school building. All
members are expected to be present.
announcements.
Members OF the Pierian club are
advised that the books. Browning =
Ring aud the Book" have arrived
and may be obtained from Mrs. ROB-
lie Scales, 90S Van Buren, street
The Bell Bennett Missionary So
ciety viii meet with Mrs. Wellmaker.
1900 Tyler street in an all day sew
ing bee.
the Westminster Guild of
the Central Presbyterian church uon-
day afternoon at O'Clock AT the
home OF Mrs. W. Il Gowdy. 3O5 Lin
coin street The lesson will be ON
the Life of Paul"
The Woman's Auxiliary Of tho
Central Presbyterian church win
meet Wednesday afternoon At !
O'Clock at the church
The Round Dozen Club win NEE.
with Mrs. Charles Pack Tuesday, aft
'rnoon at her home. 1902 Pierce
street.
The T. D. C's enjoyed a very mter-
esting meeting Thursday afternoon
at the homo OF Mrs w. N letter ioc
Lincoln street where business and
pleasure combined 10 make the meet
INK e delightiul one Arranren,cuts
we're made to entertain the Couf.der
ate Veterans neat Thursday evening
at the home of C1pt. and Mrs win
\. Miller Floral offerings viii d.
gladly received today AT the homo
OF Mrs ] A. nabb by any one wish
ins To assist Ga the decoration exer.
cis's 20 be- held today AZ the GENE
terry, where the graves OF departed
heroes will bear tokens Of loving re-
membrane. Il o. earnestly request
ed that an who can send flowers viii
kindly do sd.
Those besides the yisitors who
we're included boz the overland auto
party given loo honor OF the Rivins
house guest Friday afternoon we're
Misses Katherine Miiliko1. Johnnie
White. Dorothy Nelson. Dolly Cleye-
land, Gladys stauly. MINIS Madden
and Mears Arthur Barker Earl Fu-
qua. Bert Barker. Edgar Day. Ohio
Thompson aud Arthur Ware
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PICTURES

The Vengenoe of Heaven, in Two ReeIs.
a Startling Tragedy, Founded Upon Fact.
exoellently and artictically acted.
The Dog IN the Baggage Car-He smolad
the baggage mans cigar, ate his lunch snd
cut other capers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

k/Mr. and Mrs 4 stuhhs of Della
Con. lll.. Is expected to arrive some
time In the near future to bo the
guesis OF their two daughters. Mrs.
n. " Ball and Miss Bertha Stubs.
Miss Mantle Graves OF Goodnight
arrived ln The city last evening 70 be-
the guest OF Miss Maye Timmons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

Mrs. \. u. Hardin. ll04 Harrison
street very charmingly entertained
the Bridge Club Thursday afternoon
from . to O'Clock. The ever inter-
estering game OF Bridge Is heartily
demonstrated at these meetings. and
Thursday the games were particular
y so resulting with high score for
Mrs True. who received a beauti-
iui silver spoon. Tempting refresh
ments were served To the following:
Meadames Wheeler, Bishop. Philpott
ullvin, Veale, Duren True Snoddy.
ana Misses Margaret Rider Kathe-
rine Milliken and Fanny Mae Ruck-
err.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

Thursday morning between the
bers Of the r. A. +. club met AZ the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Nay
four miles East OF Amarillo. Mrs.
Nay Is going To spend part OF the
summer with her father In Illinois
and had invited the club members
to spend the day with her aud as
sist with her sewing.
Conversation kept pace with busy
fingers at one O'Clock the guests
were invited 10 the dining room
where covers were laid at the ele-
gantly appointed table for Mesdame,
w. H. Benton. Hayden HUMPHREYS.
Lee Humphrey. c. T.. Lockridge, NJ.
T. Wolston. X. l.. Fuqua, G. G.. Gun
niueham; Misses Rosa and Lille
Dammier. RaXa and Elizabeth Ben
ton, Bernice and Helen Lockridgo.
Jessie Mccartney and Lille Glover.
Masters Harold and Willard Nay and
MIR. and Mrs. Nay.
The following Menu was served.
Baked Chicken Dressing
Sliced Ham Olives
Mashed Potatoes
Bread Butter
Pea patties Noodles
Iced Tomatoes
Baked Pineapple
Cheese Jelly
Peaches and Bananas
Devils Food Cake
Coffee MINIS
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DO you keep coffee In the bean"
NO, madam. brains. - Boston Tran.
script
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
l4sy{RHYIY ||'X|'f ||}|y'||Sl

former Drake university friends OF
the hosts and guests of honor This
evening was spent in cards and Wis
ting. The guests included MIR. and
Mrs. Conley Bondurant. Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Bennett. DR.. and Mrs. H..
II. Corey. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs. Carter and Miss Lillian
Rigs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
Tenaei,y.

Speaking Of having a tooth pulled A."
observed the philosopher. that Is one
instance where man IL bound to stay
and see the thing out"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
Opening Program

VAUDEVILLE
Musical Humestoms
Comedy Novelty Music and Singing.
Toku kisseh
Japanse Wonder; Slack Wire and Barrel
Juggling, dong a sensational slide from
balcony TO stage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
Morning Dance nj Elks

Amarillo society Is looking for
ward to the morning dance which
viii be given by the Elks at their
home on the morning Of the fourth
OF July from 5:3O to $40. Last year
the morning dance given on the
fourth was one OF the social events
of the season and the social commit
tee expect to make their dance this
year equal to n not surprising that
of last year.
The social committee OF the Elks
also desire to say that. after trying
various evening for their regular
dances. they have decided that Fr.
day evenings are the most desirable
and all regular dances in the future
VIII be held every two weeks on Fri
day evenings. There will be no
dance in the evening OF the Fourth
on account OF the morning dance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

The many friends Of Miss Alline
brazelton will be- pleased 70 learn
OF the splendid success she Is having
az her old home, Winchester. Tenn.
al a concert tiven Ia the large Cen
tr"l Presbyterian church Of that
place She sang 20 packed house
where many warm friends OF the fam
ny gathered especially TO greet her.
Ihat she was all and more than they
had anticipated afterwards when she
VS. delugcd with laurels and Yielded
TO the persuasion of a host of friends
TO remain In their midst another
month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

Mrs. William Il. Herring delight.
lully entertained with an informal
dance al her home, l71O Tyler street
Friday evening. complimentary t.
the guests in the Bivins house party
Flowers, music and merry laughter
seemed each a part OF the other and
held dominion until "A late hour.
Ices. cakes and punch furnished
refreshment for the guests through
out the evening. which waned all
too soon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
DWARF Co.
ates Your Business"

" meeungs for the incoming " DO
be announced ga
H. Prompted by the desire to so
most liberal hearing, Joe S. Nlo
MAI the evangelist from Dallas. lea
en- out the statement that III III
oil sermons billed for today 'ou
ESQ among the strongest of the saor
The variety is such To 'sp
uild wide field. and It is expectear
ock with fair weather the tabern; in
day be oyorrun. as was the ca lar
urls Sunday night hai
cad The Bible study class Will "a
the tabernacle, II weather ~ act
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22

The exercises OF Miss Rertha
o'upb hlndergartcn class the pro
gram for which was published IN yes
tcrday's News was in every particu-
lar such q thoroughly pleasing event
mat too much cannot bee said Of Miss
stubb's capabilities as an instructor
and also OF the little ones who APP
peared on The program. which was
carried out IN detail with such fresh
ness and enthusiasm that special
mention is due TO each one. II was
q Pheasant surprise To note how well
each tot acted his or her part. each
one alert and waiting TO do the best
The school viii continue until Aug
ust.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-22
Related Answers

She Said: They play seems tir,
some"
And paused for reply.
taid No time hangs heavy
u you are only BY"
That Is. said II later.
couldn't think OF IL then:
was ready for her another time
But she never said it again.
me good, the true. the beautiful"
She Said, Il dearly prize"
And they are always with YOU"
! said with beaming eyes,
1liat Is, ] should have said II,
u ] hadn't been too slow.
As II was, | only thought IL out
An hour or two ago.
May ! sit by you?" asked Phillys.
Quoth I The pleasure's NINE
said II after she got out
Two stations down the line.
send me. benignant heaven.
Some speed Of wit pray
That ! may think OF III replies
Upon the selfsame day,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-09-06

Rev. A, S. Hale will preach this Sun
daV morning FROM the theme "Spir1t-
Usl Discernment" and in the evening
from the subject The trial OF Life.
All are invited to attend the Sunday
school. Last Sunday 125 we're in atten
dance. It is hoped many more will be
IN the classes now. The Young Le-
dies class, directed by Miss Keller is
one Of the finest in Western Kansas.
The voung Mems class gives prom
ise Of being one of the b st ever had
in our town. The work will be under
the direction OF Prof. VanCIeve THIS
is the class that does things. Wateh
it grow.
All persons wishing TO take the
Teachers Training course should be
there next Sunday. On completing
this course q diploma is granted. Mrs
TilfoFd Is the teacher.
On Tuesday evening, Sept. stk. the
Ladies Aid viii give an ice cream so
.cial at the Church.
On Friday evening, Sept 18th. the
EpWorth League will give q public re-
ception to Normal students and their
friends. This will be one Of the Pleas
ant functions Of the season.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-09-06

Herman Feitz left Sunday for Ds-
kota to work at an engineering job
with the thTesherE.
MarkweII's were kept tusy all this
week selling tcoks, etc., to the Nor
NAL and Public school scholars.
Mrs. c. E. Williams andc daughter
came in from the west Saturday moVn-
ing. and manager ". was pleased.
MIS-. Hiram Joy and daughter have
returned from their visit to Quinter.
leaving Mrs. Gid JoY much improved
There are several advantages in
getting your FARH Loan of the Cit
izen's Stste Bank at Hays, Kansas.
Murray Wallace and Miss Lena
Brown of this city teach in the school
at Russell Springs, that commences
next Monday.
Millinery Opening Friday, Sep
18th. Misses Virmond.
Otto SWaIler andlfamilY have NOV
ed to Clay Center. Kassss, where be
ia connected with Tie Willis mEoD Mil
ling Co. of that city.
Miss Alice Freese left Saturday in
her Buick auto fer her homestead ard
school south of Grinnell, live on her
claim riding to and from her school.
Miss GIadysEBaughman is back from
a very pleasant visit with friends in
Kansas city. Her chum. Miss Marga-
ret Fox of that city. came back with
her for a few days visit.
]. Z. Collins, deputy Fire Inspector
Was here Saturday checking up our
mill, elevators. halle, air dome and bu
siness places, orderiI g done what the
Law required. The iron building Of the
Free Press came thro' with 3 clean
bill as 6reproof.
The Sharon Springs Times says:
ED Madden Of Hays, has bought
alI the hay on tha Yoxsll-kingore
rancho in this county and will winter
about 500 head of cattle there this
winter. Yet some people have had
the nerve to say that Western Kansas
did not raise any feed this year.
On cur table for public examination
is the General Catalogue and Announce
ments for 1924 of the State Nor
NAL school of Emporis, very complete
book of 25O pages, showing very
extensive list Of studies the students
can piek what subjects they desire,
and a splendid list Of over 100 Instruc-
tors in the Faculty. 1t shows an en-
rollment last year of 2767, IS Of them
from outside of the State; and 155 of
the list from counties Of the Western
Kansas State Normal at Ft Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-09-06
FREE PRESS. Best in tAeCo.


Next Monday morning the Public
school begins. Have the children rea
dy and there prompt.
The inside ofIthe Weisner store il
nearing completion and they expect TO
move in by October 1st.
Ars. E. P. Tate Of Lawrence, on her
return visit 20 Colorado. stopped OF
here to visit her sister, Mrs. Nj Bell
The sJustus Bissing machinery has
been moved from his former shop and
stored in the Cox Garage building.
MILLINERY OPENING
Our first showing of the sea
sons Latest Fall Millinery
styles will occur Monday, Sept.
9Th, 1913 Kathryn NJ. Deane
Mrs Steven Aicb and child of Salina
who had been here visiting at the Pc
ter johnson rancho. has returned to
her home.
We have onIy first class horses &
mules for sale. Come see them before
buying elsewhere. Will give time.
c. G. Cochran & Sons
When High school opens next week
they will mics L Gland Bell. Who is a :
tending High school at Colorado sp'gs
for the con. ing wear.
Bert WhitmiIe has lease and is
now running the former Lester bar
ber shop opposite the post Office ard
guarantees pleasing work and solic-
its share Of your patronage.
All kinds OF Arkansas land for
sale or trade for Western Kansas
Land. See John O'Loughlin
Word comes that Testers have Ioca-
ted in Long Beach.
That E. S. Beach has gone to Cana
da on 2 vacation visit for q month.
The Wakeeney World says: miss
Ida Haug was up from Hays visiting
friends. She has q good job as clerk
in 0shant & Smiths drY-goods store.
Mouse traps
We have 3 bushel Of mouse trape.
We will sell them 6 for 10 cente while
this bunch lasts. Rid your houee Of
the pestF. Taps at WOLF BROS.
Hardware Store. HAYS
At the Presbyterian church this Sun
dag Hiss AgneW returns to take
charge Of the Primary department OF
the Sunday school at 10 I'm: Sermon
at IL an, subject: "A Time Serving
FAITH. Evening sermon at ''The
Second Best Man.. The quoiF Will be
in their place and special music will
be given at each service.
Christian EndeaEof at 7p.m.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-09-06
FIreC pubIished Aug, 80, 1918


In the District Court of
Ellis county. Kansas.
PHILIP BFITEL, Plaintiff, VS.
Elizabeth SIon, Martha Kerr, Eliza
beth Amelia tTOtIirieo, Ida IA. BY
ers apd Cora StuFtz, known heirs OF
John ]. SIQII, deceasso, Robert E.
the last VIII Spd testament Of John }
StoIl, deceased, the unknoHn heirs,
executors, administrators; devieeeg,
trustees and assigns OF the saIo
John J. Ston, deceased. defendants:
Publication Notice,
The above named defendants viii
take notice that the plaintiff, Philip
Bistle, did, on the 25th day Of August
1913, f1ie ais petiIlon in the pisEEicI
court OF Ellis county, Kansas, HSeinsl
yOu, ana that yQF Ru9t answer sai0
petition on or before the
Sth day Of October, 1913, or said
petition y i'll pc taken a. true and judg
ment will be rendered in said action
against you and each OF you, barring
you from all right, title, interest, pro-
perty. claim or demand Of. in ana to
the following described resl-estste or
anV part thereof. tO-Wit:
The Northeast quarter Of section Il
(tWelVe1, township 15 (ffteen) south,
range IL (seVenteen) west 9th P. H.,
in Ellis county, Kansas, and forever
quieting ard establishing the title to
said real estate in the said plaintiff, !,
JPsBUTTs. ATTY. FOR PLTFF.
Attest: J. J. DEeiling,
(seaD CLERK District Court
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-09-06

By reading Gassmap's adveS you
may save considerable menev.
Mrs, John NeIgOp:of Wakeeny visit
ed fFiendg here this week.
4 clipper baby boy: has come to
the home Of Rev. Robinson.
Don't forget the Millinery
Opening, Friday, Sept. 18th.
Misses Virmond.
Miss. Bel9Sutton hss-returned from
her summer vacation in Coiora and
reports the incest vacation she ever
has enjoyed.
II you want to milk q few COWS
this winter see Us. We can sell them
to yOu at q reasonable price.
C. G. Cochran & Sons
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-09-06
Student help.

western EoPBaI Training School.
HAYS.
Quite a Durber OF the Students Of
the State Normal are willing 20 do
odd jobs OF work TO earn Incidental
morey, 50 Labor Bureau b been
organized out there under the diree-
ton OF Prof. J, b. Beach, and any OF
our eiti5ens Who want work done by
lady or gentleman student, phone Prof
Beach and lie EilI furnish the help,