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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-22
WARREN REALTY AND DEVELOP.
MEkT COMPANY.
List of Stock Certificates to BE Sold
at Pubiic suetior FOR kon-Psy-
rnent Of Call or Assessment

Ht[ffA " SdH VI rS1SeoNNCfh
To The Stockholders:
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Board of Directors duly
held at the Office OF the company.
room 400 aIwoTth Building. Duluth.
Minnesota, on Tuesday, January IA.
1918, the following corporate action
vas taken. IN accordance with the
statutes Of Arizona and with Article
x. Section / 10 inclusive. Of the
bylaws
WHEREAS. he stock records o.
this company show that there are due
ana unpaid and deiiBquen1 calls or
assessments amounting 20 sl2S04.0o
upon the shares OF capital stock Of
this company as shown By the above
lust. and il Is deemed advisable By
this board, that said shares Of stock
be forfeited and sold st public auc'
ton. in accordance with the statutes
OF Arizona, and with Article X, Sec
tons / TO 6. both inclusive. Of the
bylaws Of this compan. Nov, there
fore. be Il.
RESOLVED ID: That the secrc-
tary Of this company make and file
IN his elIice due proof BY affidavit OF
service OF the notice above reported
upon each OF said. deliRquieat stock
holtleTs.s -
kissoLvEp ri. Flz upon fsass-
ing add filing said s4o3f ndN 4efEice
upon each OF said 'deliHquent stock
holders. that all the shares Of cap.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-22
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the state supreme ccsr,, is sisiiae'
IN BisBee coming here TO be with
Mrs. Franklin who came 10 the Cop
Ter Queen hospital a few days ago
10 submit to an operation. 2
Judge Frsnklia is a son Of the late
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-22
HOSPITAL IRAInINe

st. Joseph's Hospital. Phoenix, Arr.
zona, offers a three years course OF
training For detailed information ad-
dress Superintendent OF Training
School. advertisement. 522
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-22

The legislature ON Thursday agreed
TO name a joint committee of house
and senate for the purpose of an ir-
sestigation of the charges Included in
petitions sent to the legislature from
the town Of Florence and asking that
the legislature put stop to the pol
icy of the state prison management
Which allows convicts to roam at will
on the streets and in the saloons Of
Florence. The Florence petitions re-
cited conditions that should be con
sidered unbearable and it bore the
signatures OF practically the entire
citizenship of the town. If the Iegis-
lative committee finds these state.
ments true those responsible for such
condition should be severely censured
and law should be enacted that will
efiectually stop continuance of this
form Of senseless and dangerous
prison reform. Everyone desires that
the prisoners in the state pcnitentiary
shall be treated humanely, but there
viii be few to agree that such annoy
ance as the town Of Florence has been
subjected should be allowed Let he
committee secure ali the facts and
then act without fear or favor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-02-22

President Woodrow Wilson TO the fed
eral judgeship would meet with gen.
oral approval in the state and insure
q federal court in Arizona on which
all could confidently rely for justice
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05
Fl. Hays State Normal, School Notes

Several parties of Normal students
had enjoyable picnics last Friday on
the creek.
Misses A ice Freese and Darkes gave
a Normal student 'sIumber-party' last
Saturday night and proved a gay night
in ye old town.
The new term Of the State Normal
commenced Monday, q few young men
and quite number of ladies joining
as new students.
A western Kansas paper says:
'tMiss Bjork has just finished a sue
cessfuI term and expects to make heR-
self still more efficient in her chosen
profession by attend the State Normal
school at Hays this summer
We wish We could record this of eY-
cry teacher ia this western half Of
the state.
The Normal Lecture course co ed
this week and the seven evenings OF
entertainment have been enjoyed by
crowded houses Arr4ngem ntB for
the next course Of seven numbers are
being made End promises to be even
better, / Of them lecture, q sketeh
artist and five musicals. Watch foe
the announcement and don't miss the
rich treat promised.
The summer entertainment at the
Hays State Normal given BY the Sc.
nior class this spring will be Shak es-
pesre's famous stor1 18th Night. +.
and our theatrical goers should read it
now so as to understand the play AMI
be the more interesting. Work has
| already been started on it, it will be
elegantly staged and the costumes will
be brought from Chicago or Phila.
A Normal Celebration.
Mondav morning began the new term
at the Fr. Hays State Normal ard the
Faculty and students celebrated with
a parade thro' town, carrying barners,
singing songs, ard the school ba. {
leading the procession, IN which We
noted Pa Pick q, represe ltative hul
roy, regent Drefiingard daddy Fseeee
At the Fres Press the boys picked
up editor Freese and at the News OF
fee editor DFeiling as representative
of the Associated Press.
The streets were crowded and as tht
procession passed along, and By TIT
Court house, the Catholic and P0bli'
schools, were greeted with hearty ap
plause and ali enjoyed good time.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05


A Golden BeIt'' county paper hai
this last week: "Misses LuelIa' and
Hazel -..-..../ returned to school at EN-
pOris this week.. Why did they CO
60 Emporis, 300 miles away. when they
could stop here on the morning train?
Our people would be glad to have
these students come here to school.
Monday evening the AppoIIo Con-
cert company came here and gave the
fiaal number Of the Normal Lecture
which proved the best on the course,
the program showing II numbers, yet
each was eneored times and 2 Of
them times,
1t is told that application has been
made to the 'Big-S' Educational board
to transfer back to Hays for the fall
term Profs. Kent and Matthew, now
at Manhattan and Emporia,
This will be pleasing news as our
Whcle town and the students all like
Prof. Kent and his work.
While Prof Matthew proved q aplen
did elocution teacher and his dramatic
ente tsinments always drew 8 crowd
Of admirers.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

As brother DrellinG was too bashfui
60 {, u the news in his pap the
sHay- Press takes pleasure in anroun-
ing that at the meeting of the Board
Of Normal Regents at Emp ria last
week regent B. n DreilinR was cho-
sen Vice President OF the Board, bring
ing honor to Bays city, to Ellis coun-
" and to our State Normal.
Frank Cron of EldOrado being elee-
tad President, Miss Laura French Of
EmpOria as secretary l. N. Kerr &
JIG. hi ler declining to accept, the
G vernon appointed editor W S. Bur
wick Of Wakeeneg and George e. Bur
ger of Eskridge as Regents.
Vice President DreiIing made haT
py address TO the Faculty and stud nj
body that was greeted with a roaring
applause by the hundreds OF studsntl
present.
As the united Board are to come t,
Hays this month 1.-THE big g rep1 sen
Il q both institutions, regent DteiIinI
is arranging to give them a plessan
reception, showing them both institp
JiOns and the land, and wants thos
having autos to hep. needing 10 or IL
. regent with some Of our cit ze g {
explain In each auto. GOV. Hodges
President Bil AMI President Water
20 be invited to join the party
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

prparv CIzsu State Bank. HAYS
Kansas
ithoutf her notice.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

Rev. Hale returned Tuesday morn
ing from the Methodist conference at
GoodIand. having been assigned here
for another year on the unRni oous
call Of his congregation. having built
up his congregation, socially and re-
ligiouslV, giving them stirring and fol
chile sermons SurInG the past year.
This Sunday morning at IL he will
preach from the theme, Love Drives
out Fear, and IN the evening at 7:3O
from the subject Doing what We
know to be Right.
At the Conference he was honoFed
bv being placed on the Educational
board for the year.
CIV Stevens Of Salina Is to be the
District Superintendent, Rev. U. s.
to be located at BelleviIle, and tt e
next year conference to be at Nanka' o
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

The martins have come back to their
box over the Philip store.
Walter Ward and family have moved
to east Juniata street.
Those who have tulip beds will soon
have them in bloom again.
Mrs. MolIie Madden Gladhard of Law
renee is here on a visit. Mrs. Lord
accompanied her here.
The flowers Ia the bay window OF
the Mrs. A A. Weisner home on north
Chestnut street show a pretty bloom.
The Wakeeney paper says: mrs.
John Gross of Hays was visiting with
her parents, Mr & Mrs. John Dite,
last week
Farmers, bring you' CREAM to the
CONTINENTAL station and get paid
according to grade. N. P. Gassman.
Agent Hays
The chicken ordinance is now III eff
feet and fine if chickens allowed to
ran at large, so better pen them up-
The new cupalo OF the Presbyterian
church is up and now the shape of the
new building can be seen.
Word comes from Florida of the
death Of Louis P. Anderson, member
Of the old Victoria English colony, aud
known to old settlers as the Laird.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05
, ENTRANCE BLANK

To Kansas
girls
al
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

Next Friday night the Wilson ORA
matte Club will come here and give
that famous play, REDEMPTION,
under the direction OF Mrs. Belle C..
Florer, who played with the Chicago
Stock show Co. for IL years, so has
had lots Of experience. The costumes
are fine and acting good, they having
played in many Of the surrounding eli
ties. The scenesswhe the mother re-
nounces the world. assumes the obi
getIOn OF the siaterbood, takes the
veil and enters the convent, appeals {
the soul feryor of all and alone worth
the price Of admission. Reserve
seats at Kings. Admiss 10. 25, 35 &
80 cents
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

Gauntlet fur glove found. Bring the
mate. At this Office.
Crescent Cottage PAINT is pure
paint WOLF BROS
FOR SALE = Monarch Ranges. all
Steel and Mallable, Non-breakable,
The Best WOLF BROS
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hughes have
moved to Ellis where he has secured q
job at painting.
DR.. Pruitt and family now have the
pleasure Of riding around in new and
cute Ford auto.
The State Experiment station are
now hauling their wheat to market and
selling to the mill.
The Yeocemento Cement directors
we're here this week looking over the
works now in operation.
Monarch Axle Grease, Best on mar
ket For Sale by WOLF BROS
The hoard of County Commissioners
meet next Monday in regular session,
so hand in your bills early.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown Of Kan
sas city are here on a visit TO the
Mat Truan home out in Buckle e.
Do the 'dere-pepIe' imagine because
there are two butchers on the n sw city
council there will be lots Of cutting.
Remember that the annual school
meeting Oatside OF the larger cities, is
to come off on Friday, April 11th.
B,hpyorr Safety, RAZOR Blades.
Have them sharpened at 80 cents per
dozen WOLF BROS
One of Herb Chittenden's daughters
was kicked in the face by horse last
week. but fortuna ely no bones were
broken.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. W. Kraus at their
farm home south of the Reservation
have been enjoying a visit by their
daughter and her husband, Mr.. ard
Henry McVey of Hill city.
John Schrandt of the Walker neigh
borhood who has been visiting in Eu-
rope, took a post-graduate course in
medicine, is back and gone to HnteE-
insou TO practice his profession.
VISITING CARDS. We have re-
ceived lot Of the latest style of visit
ing linen cards now used Chicago. Let
us print you some
A concrete sidewalk is being laid on
the west front OF the Cave boarding
house lot on south Walnut street.
Johu Quint is putting one on the east
side Of his residence lots on south Ash
street.
Prospective teachers win have four
additional subjects to contend with in
future exsminations-botany, physics,
American history and book-keepine-
making 20 subjects in all on which
passing grades must be made.
Mrs. FIorer and Miss Brooks Of the
Redemption troupe that play here
4AO4k y EOoJ AAHa'R P1cSGa ASES SUI
years ago with tn Madison Square
troupe and were good. Miss Brooks
will stage some specislties between
the acts. Admission %. 35 & so cts.
The boys have had a gncd time this
spring huntingI ducks. But this their
last chance as Congress have passed
law prohibiting the shooting of ducks
and other birds IN the spring while uas
sing north to breeding grounds.
Continental Creamery is now paying
the farmers for cream according to
grade. Keep your cream in good shape
and get the highest prices at their
Hays station. n. P. GASSMAN
Agent.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05
Plymouth Rocks

If 7on want good Barred Plymouth
ner's fowl, get Jour eggs from my
breeding pen. CochraI scoring 90
points mated with hers scoring 90 To
90 points. Come and see them. Eggs
81, so per setting. No better to be got
ia the State.
GEO. E. PALMER. HAYS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

The new City administration will be
Mayor. Fl. W.Ghitterden
CounciImeu 1st ward John Schlyer
Frank King End, Tony Jacobs and
D. J. Klug, Sd ward Alex SchueIe Z
and Will H. Early
The new Board Of Education, who
go into power next Aug. Ist will be
q. B. Kohl, Dr.. Snyder, DR.. Mid
dlekauff, b. G. Kirkman. q. A.
NickleP, John Bramett.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

Karl Leiker is putting in scales At
the rear Of his warehouse.
The Westbrook boys are now paint
ing at the Presbyterian church.
This Office has secured q pension
for Mrs. John WestbTook.
Herry Schwaller has received e ksau
tiful c7le' der auto
FREE PRESS. Best in the Co.
If you want q good laugh or a good
cry do not fail to see the play 'fRc-
demption" at G A. r hall next FRI
day night. Seats at Kings.
Student Chittenden is exhibiting q
panel picture Of the State ARricultu-
raj college, showing over a thousand
students In front of the bull ling With
President Waters in the centre.
The boys tell that Charlie Bruni t
Is feeling so bad this-we he would
not help in the election, all because
She left for home Sunday.
The Wilson Word, says "AiEs
Carolyn Schwartz OF Rays visited her
parents here for the Easter holidays.
She was accompanied by Miss Agnes
BissinR, who visited with her until
Wednesday,
e. w. Miller has 10 quarters cf
l and to sell on the wheat crop plan.
-
All the services of The Presbyterian
church will be held IN the Brunswick
Annex this Sunday. The Christian En-
deavor will meet at z O'Clock, instead
of at $3.50 in the past. No evening
service. They hope to get into their
church before another Sunday comes
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

Rhubarb or Pie plant for sale
I offer for sale at my garden north
Of town or leave orders at Wolf Bros
store opposite depot
-.-----Rbubarb roots of best variety -
at reasonable price.
Carl Wolf
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05

Chickens Wanted. VIII pay
II cents per pound for good fat
hens for next few days.
81. A. COWAN, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05
Boys and Girls Corn Growing Conte
NUMBER 21

We going to conduct Boys & Girls Corn Growing
will prizes the Best
plot and the highest yield from single
lin
boyo rgIna win more ons
ground
will
Compe1e
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05
4'' Best .:'' miIlet seed
Can be had cheap now at
Karl L.elker's S. Hays
Land to Exchange

I've good Missouri Farms 70 ex-
change for Western Kansas land.
One 276 acres and one S3fH acres, all
veil improved, near toWa and market,
Give me description Of what yOu
have % offer,
q. W osHANT. Hays. Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-04-05
Car Of Apples
for Easter & home at
COX ELEVATOR

Mares and Geldings for sale
Broke or unbroke, suitable for work
horses. For particulars address
Lemley & Mccain
New Underwood, South Dakota
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-23

of it's school system which ranks Sec
ond to none in the state. County
Superintendent f. f. HIGHWAY re-
the county schools run from the press
and sent a copy of the report re-
quired to the Bureau OF Education at
Washington. d. C. This week he re-
'ceived an inquiry from P. p. Claxton,
commissioner of the Bureau of Edu-
cation for the government. asking If
1t would be possible for him to obtain
at least 5000 copies of the Lake county
report for general distribution through
out the country to county ana govern
ment school, superintendents.
Commissioner Claxton complimented
County superintendent Heigway upon
the excellence of the report, stating
that the book contained matter of gen.
eral of interest along educational lines
that would be profitable for 80 per cent
of the schools In the country.
| Mr.. HIGHWAY had 1000 copies Of the
work on hand, and is shipping the vol
umes to Commissioner Claxton al
Washington, d. c.. for general distrib-
ution as the bureau directs. The re-
quest and its nature canning from such
high source is certainly a feather II
the cap of Mr.. HIGHWAY and he feels
highly elated accordingly over the
Honor and distinction conferred In
competition with the best in the land
The shipment of the 1900 valunes will
be made this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-23
PAROCH|AL
SCHOOL CLOSES

Ali Saints con gregation in Hammond
yesterday observed the close of its
parochial school with impressive com
mencement exercises, which were held
in the church last night. The princi-
pal feature OF the day was the bac-
calaureate sermon, which was preached
in the evening by the Rev. A. Schultz of
S. Josephs college. His address was
an eloquent appeal of the parochial
school system. arguing that through it
complete and harmonious education is
possible because of the religious train
ing that the pupils receive.
The graduates marched into the
church amidst Gounod's march Ro-
maine" rendered on the organ by Prof
C. Schmidt. after which they sang in
full chorus Sing Praise to the Lord"
The alumni members of the school
were present wearing the school col
ors. blue and white. After the bac-
calaureate sermon, Father Barrett dis
tributed the diplomas to the eighth
grade graduates, and the certificates to
those who had exeelled in the Palmer
penmanship course. Miss Marie Carter
and Miss Emma vanderhoof were hon
ored with diplomas for completing the
high school course. they being the sec
which now holds state commission.
A larger graduating class is ex-
pected next year as the student body
is growing annually; the free scholar
ships that have been offered the con-
gregations in the neighboring towns
having no parochial high school will
swell the attendance materially.
| Every seat In the church was occu-
pied for exercises and services which
ended with benediction and congrega-
tional rendition of the tie Deum."
The Sisters of Providence who share
the credit with Father Barrett. the
pastor of the congregation, for giving
the school the high standing which II
enjoys in the diocese, leave for the
mother house at st. Mary's of the
Woods next Saturday to spend six
weeks vacation there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-23

tendanct from Hammond the largest Of
any. The popular minister is in di-
lemma, however, on one important
question.
ball game is being played in the
afternoon between preachers and Sun
day school superintendent. Sharp is
both and, being athletic, one time
collegian with few equals in the 100
yard dash. he is in demand. They may
even try his case to decide where he
belongs. with the majors or the mi
nors. And right here another difficult
ty arises. which is the major and which
the minor?
Though torn on this momentous
question the pastor will continue TO
hold the regular meetings of his
church. On Wednesday night the
church council has regular monthly
meeting. On Thursday evening a wa
termeion social will be given on the
lawn of the pastors home. sac Summer
| street. On Friday evening Rev. E. G.
Scott, missionary, is to give a ster-
| eopticon lecture at the church, and or
Saturday the entire Sunday school viii
| go to Jackson park. They are &c
leave the corner of Calumet and State
| at 8 o'clock in special cars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-23
A GOOD CONCERT.

Tickets for the Orpheus Glee club
concert which is to be given tomor-
row evening at the Hammond theater
under the auspices of st. Pauis Luth-
eran league are selling rapidly and the
indications are that the entertainers
will be greeted by big audience.
The Orpheus Glee club is composed
of students who are preparing them
selves for the ministry at the Lutheran
seminary at ST. Louis. They are maxi
ing a vacation tour through the coun-
try appearing in various cities to sing
under auspices of congregations which
invite them. The singers which APP
peared here last year gave good
evenings entertainment and their sue
cessors are said to be equally as good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-23
GROMAN- PARRY
MATCH PLAYED
Winner by Steadiness Lands
Match 4 Up and 3.

In the second match of the June golf
cup series at the Hammond Country
Club links p. A. Parry yesterday de-
feated DIR. H. c. Groman four and three
and goes into the third round with the
winner of the Hill Sawyer match next
Saturday. Groman giving strokes out.
and 3 in, was extremely wild the
first round and after winning the first
hole and halving the next lost the 3rd
by losing his ball BY careful approach
ing he won the next two holes and
haIved the sixth. On the 9TH Parry's
second shot was on the green and this
hole and the long hole went to him.
Groman won the last but was one down
at the end of the first nine. Parry cap
tured the 10th and 18th holes without
any trouble but slicing cost him the
third. His first shot on landed in
the rough but he pulled out luckily and
and took the hole No was halved
and on the winners second shot again
landed him near the green and he holed
out in DOGGY, four up and three to
go.