The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-28

| The following health hints were writ
ten by a member of the Physiology
class at the Normal School.
FEW HEALTH HINTS.
Don't be afraid of fresh air, it makes
pure blood and is good life insurance
agent.
Don't forget to let plenty of sunlight
in your house, it is good preventive of
colds and the need of doctor.
Don't be ashamed of the simple life,
it is splendid defense against disease.
Don't allow your rooms to become
stuffy, in doing so you make yourself
! liable to colds and other diseases.
Don't neglect to take deep breaths in
the open air occasionally, they increase
physical endurance and overcome men
tai and muscular fatigue without any
expense.
Don't be in such hurry while eating
your meals, they taste better and
digest better if thoroughly masticated.
Normal School News.
Friday and Saturday evenings of last
week a number of parties of students
visited box suppers in various parts of
the county. One automobile load was
stranded ten miles in the country with
dead engine and no lights cor three
hours until another car came along
and pulled them in.
Mr.. Lewis is travelling day and night
to surrounding towns, telling of the
short course.
Mr.. Bird and Mr.. Wooster have been
travelling to country school districts
showing lantern slides of last year
short course.
On last Friday evening the students
held a mock trial in the auditorium.
The most interesting feature of the
program was not on the schedule. The
austere judge was seated on a narrow
platform. Forgetting the narrowness
of the platform he slipped his chair
back and fell backward off the plat
j form
Arrangements are being made for the
biggest parade the town has ever had
on next Monday afternoon to open the
/ short course. The students will repre-
sent seven periods in Western Kansas
history, in the parade. All the autos If
the country will be in the parade.
An auto polo game viii be played OF
the Normal field after the speeches by
Gov. Hodges and President Waters or
Monday afternoon.
On Monday evening the Japanese
Girl" will be given in the auditorium
and a social will be held in the gymna-
stun.
The Japanese girl will be repeated
Tuesday evening.
To the Poultry Breeder and Exhibitor
There will be held in the city of Hays
Dec. 16-17-18, 1914, the Third Annua
Poultry Exhibition. The association
has secured one of the Normal Schoo
buildings, where an exhibitor can put OF
creditable show, and no doubt there
will be large attendance as it is in con
nection with the Normal Short Course
The exhibitors who send birds to this
show, can feel assured that it will be
the opportunity of their lives to adver
tise or book orders for stock and eggs
We are not going to print long list
of rules with which every poultry mar
is familiar, sufficient to say that the
rules and regulations of the American
Poultry Association will govern thi:
show.
This show will be open each day from
z a. m. to 10 p. m. There will be {
small admittance fee charged. Adults
10 cents. Children, cents.
Any other information wanted, write
the Secretary, Alvin Fellers, Hays
Kansas.
Aar you going to be with US? Can
we expect you?
Yours truly,
/ Golden Belt Poultry Association.