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Too late for last week.

Goo late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Gosser spent Sun
day with W. o. Montgomery.
John O'Laughlin and family spent
Sunday calling in Buckeye.
Will Obey moved Dune Montgom-
ery's household goods to Hays, Monday.
Mrs. Blender, Mrs. Obey and Mrs.
Gosser attended lodge Friday night in
Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Croft, of the
Smokey Valley, spent day in Buck
eye this week.
Wonder if the girls know George is
back from Colorado. George says
there is no place ike Buckeye for pref
ty girls.
A large number of Buckeye pupils
took the county examinations in Hays,
Saturday. Here's hoping they ali make
good.
Mr.. Geo. Brockelman, who has lately
returned from st. Louis, was In Hays
Friday night.
A. D. Crissman was in Buckeye,
Monday.
Miss Ruby Gosser is reported to be
slowly improving.
Miss Gertrude Leinmiller viii spend
few months In Ohio.
Bert Montgomery made flying trip
to Hays Sunday.
It is reported one Of our popular
'schoolmarms" VIII leave Us soon
Frank Ross wishes there was school
the year around In Hyaeinth.
Bones Joy was caller at Joe Fosters
Sunday.
Bill Jones and Bert Montgomery
both purchased saddle horses last week.
Mrs. Eartha Pue and baby are spend
ing a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Anna Joy.
Ben Ash, Jr., Of Kansas City, is visit
ing in Buckeye.
Mrs. Dora Gosser and son spent Fri
day and Saturday with Grandpa Reem-
snyder.
Mrs. Eartha Pue spent Sunday with
Mrs. Staekhouse.
Mrs. Ed Crenshaw spent Tuesday at
Ben Eatens.
Charles GOsser and daughters attend
ed the dance up west Tuesday night and
report good tine.
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Ruckexe Sharines.


Dora Gosser was breaking horses Sun
day. We viii soon see Dora sporting a
new team.
Many of the women of Buckeye are
planting their garden. Better late than
never.
Glad to hear Ruby Gosser is getting
along nicely,
Ed Crenshaw's children are better at
this writing.
Milt Luce spent Sunday at his uncle's,
Chas. Gosser.
The young people of Buckeye are
practicing their play, which will be
given at the Skunk Hollow Scho oil soon.
Levi Crenshaw spent few days last
week, at his grandpa's, Dora GOsser-
jeff Saunders is building fine new
house on his farm in Buckeye. Wonder
if he will give Buckeye dance.
Herman Davis was a pleasant caller
at Obley's, Sunday.
Bill Johnson, one of the leading boys
in Buckese, was in play given by the
H. H. S., which he is attending. Bill
is getting to be some sport.
We wondered what was the matter
with Buzz, as we hadn't seen him driv-
ing around Buckeye for some time; but
we hear he mad a sore toe. Wonder
who stepped on it?
Anybody wishing any trees planted,
call on Mrs. Dora Gosser.
Hans Jensen had his ad answered, we
guess, as we see he had two girls Sun
day night.
The Gosser twins attended q dance in
Hamilton neighborhood, last Monday
night. They reported a good time.
Too badI Hope it isn't so, that
Andrew Jensen is going to make his
home in town, because we will miss him
terribly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Jones were Hays
visitors, Saturday.
We are sorry to hear that Clarence
AIlender left Buckeye and went to the
Smoky, but we hope he has good luck
down there.
We understand that Frank Payne and
Geo. Balls nearly had smash up, as
George had broken his car and Frank
couldn't see good and nearly ran into
him, but we guess they got home all o.
K. Say boys, team would be betteI
until the roads get better.
Ed Ross was seen leaving Hays, Fri
day, and he didn't get back until Sun
day evening. That was quite a stay.
He wasn't alone.
Willard Blender spent pleasant day
with Ike Obey, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Croft, Grandma
Croft and Lester OF the Smoky, were
callers at Obley's, Tuesday.
Adie Crissman and Alvin Fellers drove
to Brownell, Sunday. Wonder wha-
was the matter with the Fords?
Sam Haddock, who has been at St
Margaret's Hospital, returned home
Sunday evening. We are glad to hav,
Sam with US again.
Mrs. Gordon came down from Ellis
Wednesday morning. THE KIDS.
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Christian Endesvor Convention.

Christian EndeaVor Convention.
The sixth annual convention of the
District OF the Christian
Endeavor Union of Kansas, viii be held
in the Presbyterian chnrch, Hays, Kan
sas, Saturday and Sunday, April II and
Is. The following addresses viii be
made:
Saturday Morning.
The Right Hand of Fellowship, Rev
c. F. West.
Response, Francis Ostrum.
Presidents Talk, Oscar Ostrum.
The Real Mission of Christian En-
deavor, Miss Florence Hyperion
Motive, not Method, Carl n. Holm
quist.
Committee Helps and How to Use
Them, Miss Elizabeth Shaefer-
Address, Rev. Carl Kircher.
Saturday Afternoon.
New Life in the Prayer Meeting, Miss
Mildred Hamilton.
The Spirit Back OF the Social, Miss
Edna Walker.
Deepening the Endeavorer's Devo-
LlOlAaA Lie MISS GAASF LAOOEIlS-
Personal Experiences IN the Devotion
al Life, Miss Edna Steele
Revising the Methods, Miss Helen
Wilson.
New Zeal for Christ's Service, Rev.
G. W. Harper.
Address 1.-The Indictment Of Power, -
Rev. ". G. Lamont.
Sunday Morning.
$50 Quiet Hour.
1000 Sunday School.
11:00 Convention Sermon, DR.. NJ.
W. Baker
Sunday Afternoon.
200 Praise Service.
2:15 The Macedonian Call:
(a) The Interesting Missionary
Meeting, Miss Florette Overholt.
Oh Study Glasses, Miss Carrie
Meyer.
(c) Systematic and PropOrtionate
Giving, Miss Bernice Boice
2:45 Personal Evangelism, Our OPP
portunity and Duty, Rev. c. ". Harper
3:15 Music
$50 Address, Dr. n. W. Baker.
$50 Christian Endeavor, Led by
Mrs. c. A. Shively and Mrs. Eda West.
7:30 Address. Rev. c. T. West.
Musical numbers viii be scattered
throughout the Saturday program.
Everybody Is cordially invited 10 all
the sessions.
We can furnish you with stock
cattle, any kind of number. Terms
to suit the buyer. Azel Cochran.
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The cool damp weather Kansas has
been experiencing this spring is the
finest kind of weather for wheat, but Is
not so good for grazing land as 1t needs
hot weather, especially where the land
has been grazed last year. A number
of our stockmen are looking around for
pasture for stock Some of them are
expecting to move their cattle to
counties farther west for the summer
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School Board Meeting.

At a special meeting Wednesday
night the Board of Education elected
the following teachers for the coming
year: Prof. Floyd 3. Lee, principal of
the high school and teacher of science;
Georgia Virmond, assistant principal
and teacher of mathematics and Ger
man; Geo. Bear, principal of the grades;
Mrs. Abbie Bette, Emily Dite, Eliza
beth Leahy and Bell Sutton, grade
teachers.
The other teachers now on the fac
ulty were not candidates for re-elec-
ton, having other plans for next year.
At her request Miss Virmond was re-
ieved from the duties of the principal
ship, and was given departmental work
at the same salary.
Prof. Lee is a graduate of the En-
poria Normal and receives his master S
degree from the State University in
June. He has a teaching fellowship
in the Department of Education at K.
u. He served three years as superin-
tendent of the Louisburg schools, and
six years superintendent of the Osa-
wotomie schools. He comes highly
recommended.
A teacher of English and Latin in
the high school, and an additional grade
teacher will be elected later.
Saturday Afternoon Club.
April II, 1915.
Hostess: Mrs. A. S. Hale.
Roll Call: Current Events.
The Lesson: Educational Remedies
for Maladjustment.
Leader: Mrs. H. B. Neiswanger.
A chicken pie supper will be served
by Mrs. Mckee at the Baptist parson-
age, from 5 to Z p. M, Thursday, Apri
q, for the Baptist Ladies' Aid. Every.
body invited to come.
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Methodist Notes.

Sunday morning theme, Gan ancient
Lawyer Exposed, :" and IN the evening,
''An Ancient Preacher Exposed. :"
These are suggestive themes. They
have modern day applications. The
public is urged to attend all services of
this church.
The first quarterly conference was
held on last Monday evening. The
business OF the church is well In hand.
The reports were commended by the
district superintendent.
The Hon. J. H. West win deliver the
Grant Day grafton. Judge West is one
of the big lawyers Of Kansas He
comes highly recommended as an orator.
There were many strangers IN at
tendance on last Sunday morning. This
is a 'home-like church" and all are
made welcome.
The young girls Of the church, mem
bers of Miss Hice's Sunday School class,
sang 3 special number for the evening
service. The. audience highly appre-
ciasea The singing q ths girls.
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PresbHterian Notes.

All the regular services, except the
Sunday School at 1000 a. M, will be
dispensed with this Sunday, on account
of the Eighteenth Christian Endeavor
Convention, which will be held in the
Presbyterian church on Saturday and
Sunday, April II and Is. Notice of the
convention is printed elsewhere in this
paper.
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The man who does not open his eyes
these spring mornings and rejoice in
life, drink in the pure air and sweet
sunshine is hopeless. The man in
Kansas who does not feel his pulse
bound and feel the thrill of conscious
strength in every nerve and is Just
being glad' of life is badly run down.
These are glorious days, people! Get
out and enjoy them-make a garden,
rake the yard, go fishing, walk across
the country 1t is intoxicating to live,
and to do some work that is useful is
glorious.
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On nezt Thursday at 2 O'Clock. the
ladies of the Aid viii meet at the church
to complete the arrangements for the
dinner on the 9th of April, for the Wis
iting Odd Fellows. Donations for this
dinner viii be gladly received. Report
to Mrs. Earnest McClain, phone go, or
to Mrs. Bartholomew, phone 139.
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Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs
for sale at G. W. Meyers, at 50 cents
per setting a17t2
Shorty, Harry Felten's handy man
about the livery barn, was kicked by
mule, Thursday morning of last week,
and quite severely injured.
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Untoward accidents sometimes hap
pen to make man failure, but most
of US get what we deserve. The most
of the failures in any town are so be
cause they wanted to be failures. No
man is failure who tries, but ninety
per cent of the "unsuccessfuls' are
such because they lived dishonesty to
the laws of success. They slept too
long; they played too much; they de-
pended upon the other fellows mistakes;
they believed in luck-they have just
what they lived for.
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He who keeps quiet is forgotten; he
who does not climb falls back; he who
stops for vacation is overwhelmed;
he who stops to play is discarded and
crushed; he who ceases to grow mental
ly by constant study soon becomes
dwarfed; he who leaves off or retires
give up and is soon ready for the dump
pile Retired people are tired. They
are useless to society. Keep active
until you die. Die game. Die with
your boots on.
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First Published April 10, 1879
Guardiaa Notice.
State of Kansas, Ellis County, IS:
In the matter Of the estate Of Fred
Zerfus and Ernst Zerfus, minor heirs
of John Zerpas, deceased, OF Ellis
County, Kansas.
Notice Of App0intment.
Notice Is hereby given that On the
3rd day Of March a. D., 1915. the IN
dersigned Has by the Probate Court of
Ellis County, Kansas, duly appointed
and qualified as guardian Of Fred Ter
fus and Ernst Zerfus, minor heirs Of
John Zerfus Of Ellis County, Kansas.
All parties interested viii take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
Jacob Zerfus,
Attest: Guardian.
F. E. McLain, Probate Judge.
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All kinds of work horses, mares
and mules for sale. Time to suit
purchaser. Azel Cochran.
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THE CHURCHES.
Trinity Lutheran Notes.

1000 a. m. Sunday School.
There will be no other services in the
Lutheran church this Sunday, on ac-
count of the Eighteenth District Chris
tan Endeavor Convention in the Pres
byterian church, Hays, Kansas. Notice
of the convention is printed elsewhere
in this paper.
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SOME THINGS
and OTHER THINGS

Each year we see things better done
than our fathers did them. Not one
power or achievement has been ex-
hausted. There is no effort of science
or art that may not be better done; no
philosophy but can have deeper sound
ings; no imagination but can be sur
passed by strong, well trained minds.
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100 herd Of fine stock COWS for
sale. Most of them good mixers.
a10 Azel Cochran
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Rantist Notes.

1000 a. m, Sunday School.
HOO a. m. Preaching.
700 p. m. B. Y. P. U. and Junior
meetings.
800 p. m. Preaching.
Prayer meeting at o'clock Wednes-
day evening.
Choir practice, Thursday evening
from to 8.
On Thursday, April y, Mrs. Mckee
will serve chicken pie supper at the
Baptist parsonags, from 5 to z P. m
Everybody cordially invited to come.
This is for the Baptist Ladies Aid.
C. T. MCKEE, Pastor.
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Come in and hear your favorite song
sung at The Hays City Drug Store
a2rT
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A man who only works for wages
will always do bad piece of work. A
poor workman is one who has ''gone to
seed" A desire to work, to become
paofcient, to be able to say l have done
this lone thing well'' is worth more
than unlimited gold. For unlimited
wealth without the training to honestly
use it well is curse
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zens of Hays:
Sec. 4 To the Fort Hays Kansas
Branch Experiment Station:
1916. 1917.
Maintenance, equip
ment, improvement,
repairs and expert
mental work, includ-
ing park and forest
nursery experiment
work so, 500 s22, 800
Sec. T. To the Fort Hays Kansas
Normal School:
1916. 1917.
For the erection of
Sheridan Hall $50 900 $4,000
Maintenance and sal
aries, including re-
pairs and improve
ments $500 $500
Presidents contingent
fund 500 500
Sec. II. All moneys received from
rents, sales, interest on the endowment
and from the federal government, or
from any other source by said institu-
tions or by their employees, under the
law or the orders of the board or by
the state for said institution, is hereby
appropriated for the general mainten-
ance of the institution collecting or foI
which the same is collected; and the
State Board of Administration shall
have power to fix and collect charges.
costs and fees for expenses incurred,
services rendered, and material or sup
plies furnished to students and others
any sum in the fee, interest or rent
funds of any of the institutions is made
available for the present fiscal year
and any balance remaining at its close
is hereby reappropriated for the fsca
year ending June 80, 1916, and any bal
ance at the close of the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1916, is hereby reappro
priated for the fiscal year ending JUNE
80, 1917; and any balance remaining IL
any revolving fund belonging to any o
said institutions on June 80, 1915,
hereby reappropriated for the fsca
year ending June 80, 1916, and any bal
ance in said revolving fund unexpendeC
on June 80, 1916, is hereby reappropri
ated for the fiscal year ending June 80
| 1917
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If you have learned the art of focus
ing your efforts, to centralize your
mind, you will be able to add something
to the worlds happiness. The power
to do work is the power of concen-
tration.
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First published April 3, 1851
Notice Of appointment.

First published April 3, 1881
Notice Of Appointment.
State OF Kansas
Ellis County
In the matter of the estate Of Ksth-
arina Peters OF Ellis County, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of February 1915, the under
signed was by the Probate Court Of
Ellis County, Kansas, duly appointed IS
Executor OF the last will and testament
OF Katharine Peters, late OF Ellis
County, Kansas, deceased.
All parties interested In said estate
viii take notice and govern themselves
accordingly Joseph Brown,
Attest: F. z. McLain, Executor.
Probate Judge f37E4
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you carry are only acting as diving
bell to keep you down while you are
hunting gems. Find what you need,
and if the public needs it nothing can
keep you down.
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at the Bach Restaurant, Hays, Kans.
2t a1O
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If you want quick lunch when you
come TO town see
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Men who have reached the age of
forty know that the best notions of life
never came by the way of arithmetic,
geography, or science, but by books of
high morals and noble purpose. Next
to your mother, good book, young
man, is your best friend. When l hear
a person say, 81 do not have time to
read" am sure that person has no
great friends. Books bring the great
down to us and lift US up to them. We
may not be able to accumulate nor in
herit million dollars, but we can all
get the legacies that the geniuses of
earth have left to US.
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Published first time April 10, 1915.
Nofica Of Ap1ofntmenf.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 9TH
day OF April, 1915, the undersigned was
by the Probate Judge Of Ellis County,
Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as
Guardian OF Ambrose Brown, Theodore
Brown and Paulina Brown, heirs Of
Joseph Brown, late Of Ellis County, de-
ceased. AL parties interested VIII take
notice and govern themselves accord
ngly. LudTina Brown,
s10w4 Guardian.
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House Bill No. 1855.

In House Bill No. 1896, of the late
state legislature, pertaining to the
state institutions, we CLEAN the follow
ing which will be of interest to the citi-
zens of Hays:
Sec. 4. To the Fort Hays Kansas
Branch Experiment Station:
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Charity helps me to feel the need of
a brother; to hide the many faults that
we see around US and to have mercy
for the worthy and needy.
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Fame is vapor, Jess Willard and
Jack Johnson have fame; popularity is
an accident-Johnson, the ball player,
is popular; riches may cheer you today
and curse you tomorrow as they did old
Hutchinson of the Chicago Board of
Trade; but character is the thing that
endures.
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If you will think about it, you will
discover that the supposed burdens
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-04-17

If you will visit hospitals, prisons,
mad-houses you will fully comprehend
how old nature is squaring her accounts
with law breakers.
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We can furnish you with stock
cattle, any kind Of number. Terms
to suit the buyer. Azel Cochran.
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First Published April 10, 1879
Guardia-. Enffca
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Attest:

F. E. McLain, Probate Judge.
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Ell FEY ALBERTO Sc REHUSA
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rritOrio belga.
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casadO.
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In destacamento fue atacado por
IN grupo de sediciosos

las actividades de Luis de Ia Rosa,
leader rebelde que atac6 y robo el
| tren el lunes en- la noche. La infor-
maci0n que aqui Sc ha recibido. hace
sabec cue de Ia Rosa cruz0 el rio e;
martes en- Ia noche, en- un punto a
IS millas de aqui Y 80 de la escena
del descarrilamiento. Que despues
Tue visto en- Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Ell
cual punto Sc halla cerca de Mission
el microbes Ell Ia manana Y que en-
In noche andaba en- el campo, en- el
!ado mexicano, en- IN punto que Sc
halla a diez milias de Ojo de Aqua.
FL consul c~arrancista de aqui, Jose
I. Cara, fue a Matamoros hoy con
eli objeto de hablar al comandante de
IL plaza sobre que las anteriores no.
ticias que las autoridades america
aas no han visto de buena manera
puesto que de Ia Rosa q ciencia y pa
ciencia de las autoridades de su pals
ataca a los americanos y luego tran
Quilamente va q pasearse en- los pue-
bios de la frontera mexicana. Rey-
nosa, donde ha sido tantas veces Wis
10 de Ia Rosa, es II de los districts
comandados por el general Eugenio
lopez, que sc halla ahora como je-
ie de las armas en- Matamoros.
Eiicieron Greer que Sc habian fugado.
De Ia Rosa y sus hombres hicieron
Greer a muchos que Sc habian ret
ado al interior de Mexico cuando L0
aez tom6 ell mando de las fuerzas
cn Matamoros; pero lejos de este, no
nicieron mas que zanzibar IN POGO
de rumbo. En- ell ataque de aver u
Ia m~adrugada fue Ia primera vez que
!anzaron el nombre de Villa como
critic de guerra, sin embargo de cue
s;empre habian usado el nomDre de
Carranza. eli cual figura en- sus pro.
ciamas y otros papeles escritos que
nan hecho circular.