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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

Get your feed at
Schlyer & ArnhoId's.
We handle all kinds of feed.
Corn, kaff1r corn, Oats, Bran,
Corn chop, shorts, and also
airy all kinds of fodder SEED.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
Barb Wire

have for sale a lot of used
Barb wire and Poultry netting.
At your own price.
Il. w. OSHANT
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

Our Blacksmith shop, paint & wood
work shop on south Fort street. Bays.
Apply to MRS. J. C. WESTBROOK
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

Brown LeghoFn Eggs
I offer for sale pure bred Brown
Lekborn eggs for setting at LOO for q
setting Of Is. See or phone me 30
may save them for you,
FRANK KING. Hays,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

Notlee for Publication SERIAL No O2F46
Department Of the Interior
q. s. Land Office, Topeka. kansas,
April 9, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Grant
Goble of Yocsmento P. o., Kan,
who on Nov. 6, 1909 made Homestead
Entry O274s. Serial No. 0274s for the
S1SNW4 & N1zSW4 section %. in Town
ship -. south Range lowest 9Th p. N
has fled notice of intention to make
fna1 three year fAct june 6, 1919 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 24th day of May, 1918.
Claimant names IS witnesses:
Frank Atwood George Bennett
James GFippeH Martin Orth,
all Of Yocemento, P. o. Kansas
GEO. ". FISHER, Register.
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re For Rent

own all of section %, in township
Ii, range IL, Ellis county, Kansas
and it is ali In pasture, and there il
running water on this place l would
like to rent the pasture for the com
ing sumner. Address me BelOit, Kas-
John Spellman.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

Notice Of PabEScaH0z.
Department of the Interior, u. s. Land
Office, Topeka, kansas, April II, 1918
Serial No 02e49
Notice is hereby given that Frank Hof
Of Gorham, Kansas. p, o. who, on
MavI9, 1910, made Homestead appl-i
cation O2e43, serial No. p2949 for the
E4SEH Of section 2e. township 70,
south. range Is west 9Th pm,
has fled notice of intention TO make
final year, Act of June 6, 1912, proof.
- establish claim TO the land above
hAfore the Hon. Clerk Of
described, ~ uAty' A IN
the District court of EII1s
,as, at Hays Kansas, on the 3Isu 49,
If May 1913
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert Klotz Martin J. WiRdholz
frank Scheck all of Gorham 20,
Kansas rid. Leo j Denning of Vic
oria Kansas p-o.
GEO. W. FISHER, REeIsTKR,
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

A car load of En-
merson buggns just
received at the Carl
Leiker Implements
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10
Sherifs' Sale

In the District court of Ellis eoun-
ty- Kansas.
Charles D. Frankenberger, Plaintiff
VS.
William J. WOOD, and
Nin& A. WOOD. Defendants.
Nrn"1- -
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Read our inside pages this week
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-10

II acre Croft place for sale.
We offer for sale, rent q trade the
17acre Croft tract and brick house in
north part of town. Come see us.
Oshant & Smith Hays
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
WILL HAVE \
 ' BIB DISPLAY
Tucson Man Says That Fair to be Held in that City Will be of Large importance to all Southern Arizona

Fly CoTbett, of Tucson. president Of the Corbett Lumber Co. and the South. ern Arizona Auto club, was a visitor here yesterday. He left last night for Douglcs where he will spend the day demC s-Iating a new Stutz auto for whi' q he no Is the state agency While here yesterday, J. l.. Frazier, his local sub agent for the district took him to acg Cf interest. in fhe city and in,rCdrce, him 70 local bus mess men.
 iB speaking a Oat the proposed '-Ir of the Tucson auto club to B. fEr. Corbett stated that the trip wO4.- rr delayed several weeks on account sf the condition of roads. At the pres ent time they are badly washed out in some places. They will be re- paired for the Fl Paso-PhoeniX race anl the Tucson club will then .ake advantage of the repairs for thei. trip.
 About 90 autos are expected 10 make the trip. They will spend sev- eral days in BisEee. It is nov the plan that a dance Ee given for the party one night at the Country ciuD here and another dance at the Doug las country club the next night The trip to the Shelter city is 10 be made by auto and the party after the cance will return 10 Bisbee.
 Mir. Corbett is a very ardent booster for the Tucson fair, which he says IS one of the biggest things ever planned
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
ROAD LOGGERS RUN FOUL IF MUD AND
 WRECK SCHEDULE
Misfortunes Near Gage Alter
 Plans and Party Cannot Reach Bisbee Refoye Sat urday = s

Mud and breakdown have delayed the Fl Paso race road logging party so that the not only did not arrive last evening but are not expected be fore Saturday evening. Plans for the dinner and reception 10 be rendered them consequently went over for two days. Their troubles culminated at Gage. II miles east of LoTdsburg.
 The road logger's lot is not always a happy one. Sometimes he has smooth going ana sometimes he has pot In the case of the Rinehdrt par ty they have-not A telegram re- ceived yesterday forenoon at the of cs of the auto club read Mud and break down. Cannot get oct of here before Friday. Win wire when We start it was not a long message but IL was right to the point, teTse and eNpFes- sive.
 While the Rinehart party are now suffering from muddy roads there VIII be no such conditions in November when the race is held. By then the roads will nave been thoroughly dried ont and will be worn down into much better conditions for the r2lES shouid then have been over at least month: TTndonbtcdly however they will md much that demands attention.
 West of here. it is learned from III Corhett prasident of the Southern Ari- zona auto club who came from Tucson Wednesday. the roads are rather rough. There are some bad washes and places where the Toacs were v-asbe.ds down to the underlying rock ebut loose stores and rocks wtre what he found the worst Stone rolling IS necessary but this can be done quickly and cheaply. That it Will be done is assured. for three counties Wlii undertake the work.
 As soon as it Is learned when the road locgers are to be expected as originally made for meeting them and putting them up here will be carried out and if they do not leave until !, sunday. as is now expected, it is prob ! able that quite a party will see them on their way, at least as far as Tomb stone
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
IMPORTANT |S
 WORK PLANNED
Y. w. C. A. Has Highly Prom ising Fall and Winter Cam paign Outlined-Particular- ly Interesting to Mothers.

The ladies of Bisbee have two ex. ceptionally noteworthy courses open to them az the Y. w. c. A. this fall One is Prof Philbrooks class in Civ. ics. and the other is Mrs. Miner 8 course in Home Nursing and Care of Children.
 In presenting this latter course, the association feels that it is doing something very much worth while. for nearly every woman at some time in her life is called upon to do some nursing, and life or lives may depend upon her skill. Mrs. Miner, the teach. CT of this class was for many years trained nurse. and is known to many of the mothers here. She also has baby of her own. and so knows her subject from prsc. cal experience, and will treat them sympathetically
 The plan now is for mothers with babies and young chil5ren, to bring them to the class. if they so desire where Mrs. Miner will discuss such sul iects as proper food, clothing bathing for cEiidren of all ages. She will instruct in COErcct methods of bandaging and other topics relating to first aid to the injured. She will also answer the questions those at tending the class care to ask about the subject in others connected with it. The class will meet Saturday at o'clock and is open to all women of the district. free of charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
NEW HAVEN IS ID
 TRY NEW BRAKE
Considered That Success in Getting This Line to Give Canion Patent Test Biggest
 Achievement yet for Brake

l.. A. Brcwn. largely interested In t-t Canion air brake, yesterday re- ce.yed a letter from Mir. Caniou, who Las been in the east for some time stating that arrangements have beeu perfected under which the CanicE brake will be given trial on a regu- larry scheduled passenger train or tle New Haven & Hartford railway or a period of some days.
 This achievement is considered among those interested in the brake in this district as enc of the most i'm portant that has been made in adyanc- ing the patent in public notice. The New Haven road has been the victim of several bad accidents recently and application of the brake in service on it's line means a great deal. inasmucE as 1t will claim closer attention i0 use of this road from railroad men throughout the country than 1t might get in use on any other line of rail road in the country.
 In the letter received by Mr. Brown. MT Canton says that the New Hay- en officials have eagerly taken up the offer to make trial of the brake, as submitted by those working for it's advancement in the east, anu believe. in view of other railroad tests tEas have been made, that they have founc what they need.
 In the event Of success attending the trial Of the brake, the New Hay en has made statement 10 the repre- sentatives of tbe tTake company that they will put it in use on all Of their trains, Mr Canion in his letter eN' presses the utmost confidence that the trial will prove entirely success ful. Among the many in the district who are interested in the company and who know of the work or the brake. there is like confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
DAUGHTERS OF
 MOOSE ARE BUSY
Order Puts on a New Sort of Popularity Contest Which Is Interesting Many Girls Twelve Years of Age

Bisbee Moose have put on a new feature in the district, in that they are running popularity contest which is open to the daughters Of Moose cnly The age limit has been set at twelve years. All little daugh- ters of Moose under that age are eli. gible to the contest.
 There have been a number of little girls entered in the race and they are hard at work So if you are stopped by a demure little miss on the street and asked to help her win honors as the most popular little girl in the dis trict, you will know what it is about
 The contest is under the direction of the Moose Bazaar committee. There are three hOnors offered The first is a diamond ring, which is on display at the Gilman iewelry store. The second and third are large dolls. Girls wishing to enter the contest must enroll their names with L. M. Brown at the Moose club. No one of the present contestants has got so far ahead in votes that there is nCt good opportunity for others.
 Standing of the contest will be published at least once a week Each contestant will carry a book for names. This book will bear the i'm print of the lodge seal and the pub lie will not recognize any others. Each contestant will be requested to turn in tie number of votes received ey- cry Friday evening to L. Nj. Brown at the Moose club.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
B|SbEE PEOPLE
 BUY AT HOME
Cigar Manufacturer Says that
 Local Public Deserves a Great Deal More Acclaim in
 This Respect Than is Given

The cigar trade is always an excel lent barometer as to local conditions of prosperity. When cigars are insJs- mand. times are good and the greater the demand the better the times.
 On this basis, Bisbee was never so good as at present, according to Wm. Helm. proprietor .of the Cochise Ci- gar factory. MT. Heim is now work ing three more men in his factory than ever before in its history, and they are all as busy as they can be.
 Demand for cigars" said MT. Helm yesterday. "is the largest that I have ever known in the district, and it is exceedingly pleasant to note that Warren district smokers give prefer enee to the home product. Both loy- alty to the home goods and the qual- ity we turn out contribute to thf situation.
 T wish all Bisbee producers and stores felt as 2 do about the Lome trade. l believe it wCHld help lot Bistce people a:e fer tae very great part intensely loyal to the town While considerable money is sent away from home for things that might be bought here, the fact remains that there is not another town of equal size in the southwest that buys as much at home as do E,ebee people. il is a fact that should have more ap preciation than it g0ts. We are cer- tainly aware of 1t in the cigar busi- ness and certainly a9p-ee.atiye.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
SONORA CONDITIONS
 GROWING DOUBTFUL
Pressure Being Brought to Bear Upon Carranza to Make Promise Good

DOUGLAS, Sept 25.-R V. Pes queiTa of this city has left Nogales. where he had a conference with Gov ernor Pesqueria and Secretary of State AzcOna, for HermCsillo. where there will be further conferences be tween Governor MaytoTena, Obregon, Pesqueira and Governor CarTanZa.
 What the harvest will be is a ques. ton that is puzzling all concerned in the esqueira-MaytOrena cOntro- veTsy. While it was thought that Carranza would appoint military governor in Hermosillc on his arrival no such move has yet been made, the border constitutiUnalists suH being as much in the dark over the ap pointment as ever.
 Without a doubt, both factions are bringing all possible pressure to bear on CarTanza to have one Of their par ty appointed to the first position i'll the state. and, while there has been no open announcement it is stated that should Maytorena be reappoiut ed the treach between the two fac tious will be opened wider than ever. There has been much casting about zOI EVliltG1At W AttA AAAN AA-N--'1N-AF v ty who would be agreeable to both parties fer governor of the state. but no selection has yet been made. In
 the meantime the army at the front seems to be at standstill, if not of a somewhat retiring disposition, while its leaders and packers are squab'
 bling amongst themselves as to who is going to sign tho cheeks.
 A City of Mexico paper also carries the report that should Maytorena bt appointed military governor. the fed i erai troops will also have a compara i lively easy time of advancing north i intimating that, while General luil l Torres was in Tucson this summer h' i hal some very satisfactory interview with the Sonora governor, which le' him to believe Governor Maytoren' would eventually cast his lot witi 1 the Hnerta government.
 Friends of MaytOrena emphaueaii, deny the allegation that he sold on
 to the federals, stating that it is oni' one of the methods used by the cen traI government to discredit the rebe
 movement in the north. but admittin; that the cd federal general did spend ] considerable time in Tucson, whiit Governor Maytorens wal there.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26

To obtain either pattern illustrated an oct this coupon and incioss i5 cents h stamps or coin Be sure to state ua-nber Of pattern and size. measuring over the fullest part Of the bust for dimensions Address Pattern Department
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
FUNERAL SERVICES
 THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral of Marguerite Downs little daughter Of Mir and Mrs. Tony Downs, will occur this afternoon at ? 70 clock from the residence of the fam fly in Tombstone canyon. Friends are invited to assemble there and pro
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
MODISH FROCKS FOR THE
 MATINEE GIRL

Frl1ls and furbelows. feathers and fur contribute to the subtle charm Of Park fashions at the moment The matinee girl in her new fan suit will be as attractive as many heroines across the footlights if she needs the earliest call to don loosely hung froc&s with queer little draperies and a sash. such ss appear in these sketches. To obiiterate the waist line is the fashion makers intent, and how easy that win be for the amateur working with the exact pattern for these latest kinks.
 Surah ecossais in the large plaid jacket on the figure at the left (7ss3) is one of the smartest fabrics. made up as it appears with a two-piece skirt of plain navy blue poplin draped at both sides. The coat blouse closes diagonal iy in the front and ia trimmed with
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26

crush belt. collar and cuffs of soft blue suede. The decorative strip oh the skirt Is black velvet matching she heavy bar in the blouse This pattern Is cut in three sizes For misses. Size ls will require yards Of piain SIX Tor the skirt and 2is yards ot Ss Inch ma tsrial for the coat
 Green yelours de iaine has been used for the attractive model made after pattern No. 73s9. The fuiIness at the side Of the two-p piece peg-top skirt IS shirred in an original way and orna- mented with three bands of contrastec material embroidered with a simple soutsche design tembroidsry pattern No. 14o5s) The blouse and deep coI- lar are similarly trimmed Four and three-eighths yards Of f2 Inch goods will make a dress h size ls Each pat tern IS centA
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
To Lease Dump.

To Lease Dump.
 F. Neal left yesterday for Douglas. i where he expects to close lease for valuable mine dump in the vicinity of Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
Let the Whole Family KODAK

Kodaks are actually the best ca1,eras Esk the kodaker he knows. There's a kotlak for ev- cry mernbef of the fam lily --- even a baby Brow nie for the youngster. and a phototaker of great possibilities for the expert. Simple in con struction, easy of opera ton handy to handle and low enough in cost. What more could be offered as an inducement to kodak now? We sell all grades of kodaks and photogra- phic supplies. Goods all new = all worthy = and desirable.
 Bisbee Drug
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26

ceed with the funeral eortege to the Catholic church. where the funeral service will be pronounced.
 Following the services at the church. which will occur shortly after ? o'clock. the body will be taken to Evergreen cemetery for burial All friends Of the family are invited Go attend.
 In respect to the dead business places with which Mir. Downs is asso- ciated were closed yesterday. These included the Royal theater and the Office bar. Tine family since return from the coast have been the recip- ients of combinations from every quar- ter in tbe district These have been received with deep feeling and appre- citation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
SPOKANE HOUSE

Under new management PropTietress Mrs. J. B. Raster, Beard Sl.00 per cay. advertisement zSo
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT

for in Southern Arizona and will at- tract large attendance from all ov- CT the state. The date cf the fair has been changed from the lass week in October to the first week h De. eember to enable the farmers to g-t their late crops entered Some cf the features of the Phoenix State fair will also be brought there
 Mir orbett is expected to return here this evening and will spend sov' eral days in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26
Would Be More Important.

4 scientis; declares that the speed mania has converted a great many aU- tomobilists Into nervous wTecks. We sould like 10 have him diagnose the case of the nan wh5 has to dodge them--Ncw York Herald.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-09-20
ORDER OF RED MEN
TURNS Down LABEL
Refuses to Have Emblem of Fair
Labor Conditions Put on
It's Printing.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Despite
vigorous fight waged on the floor
of the congress, the Improved Order
of Red Men, who opened their sixty
sixth Great Sun session in the New
Willard Tuesday, refused to recognize
the labor unions.
Representative Frank C. Smith of
Illinois, during the morning session,
introduced a resolution calling for
the recognition of labor unions by
printing upon all stationary of the
order the allied trade unions stamp.
When his resolution was introduced
Great Incohonee Carl Fisher ruled it
out of order on the ground that the
order did not engage in politics or
religion. An appeal was Immediate
ly taken by Mr. Smith and the motion
put to vote.
Excitement reigned in the hall as
the vote was taken, but it was seen
that the labor unions were to be de-
MED. The representatives sustained
the Great Incohonee, and the labor
unions were defeated by a great ma
jority.
AS result, the union label will not
appear on any of the printing of the
order.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-09-20
DRUGI.EsS HE AIING.t

" Mr.. Sick Man: q Are you aware
that prejudice against Drugless Meth
DDS Of Healing is today standing be-
tween thousands Of invalids and
health. and you may be one Of those.
II you are not getting the desired re-
suits from your present form of treat
met. but steadily getting worse, why
continue It longer: Why should you
follow or patronize any system of
healing that does not deliver the
goods? II you are "dou biting Thorn
as" consult some Of my former pa
tients-or better still, consult me, and
I will give you an explanation Of the
philosophy Of Drugless Healing, and
teach you the facts about your own
physical condition from a Drug1ess
Healer's standpoint. You may then
weigh the evidence, and arrive at
your own conclusions.
There are no charges for consul
tation. ,.. ...
DIR. ALEXANDER GRAHAM,
500 Columbia Bldg. Duluth, MINI.
Advertisement.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-09-20
CANADIAN LEADER Il. !.
VISITOR IN DULUTH
Scorts I. w. w. and Declares
It Is Lowering Standard Of
Organized Labor.

James G. Waters, president of the
Trades and Labor congress of Can
ada, which is body comparable to
the American Federation Of Labor
with respect to it's influence in the
country it represents, passed through
Duluth on his way to Milwaukee
Monday. @
Mr.. Waters visit was something
of a surprise, and it is believed to be
significant. as indicating the cultiva-
ton of closer relations between or
ganized labor forces of this country
and Canada. He is attending the
convention of the Garments Interna-
ton union in session in Milwaukee.
These freaks known as Indus.
trial Workers of the World are low
ering the standing of organized Ia
Dor in Canada" says Mr.. Waters
The I. W., w. has secured a fairly
strong hold on labor in the extreme
western part of Canada, among: the
unOrganized and ignorant classes
such as railway construction gangs.
Recently I addressed a meeting in
town where these fellows outnum.
bered us. I openly denounced their
tactics. I told the workers that nc
broad-minded civilized class Of NOR
would follow that kind Of an organiza-
ton, and before left a branch was
established in that town affiliated
with the Trades and Labor congress
9 '"The flood of immigration into
Canada has a tendency to cheaper
labor to a great extent. However, we
are growing in membership