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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack COrbln,. who
have been staying on Terrence
Whites place during their alb
sence in California. have gone
back to Pine. Paul White who
has been staying on Mr.. Corbin's
place at Pine has returned home.
John J. Johnson. SO years old
a Dane, an old soldier, and an
old resident of Jefferson county,
died last Thursday at the home
of Henry Nichols, near West
minister where he had made his
home in his declining years.
The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon from Burton and
Chinn's chapel, Rev. ]. F. White
conducting the services. Inter-
ment in Arvada cemetery: A
large number of Westminster
and Broomfield citizens paid
their lart respects to the depart
ed.
A. L. Davis, the ever alert ga
rage man and all around booster.
has purchased a l2-passenger
Ford car. which will be used, for
sightseeing car, or possibly
will be put into service in carry
ing PASSENGERS to and from Den
yer. He created a big sensation
when he drove into town with II
this afternoon.
Wanted-six good boarders by
the week. Mrs. Walton 36-2t
R. o. Graves has secured the
agency for the Adriance Mach
inery Company, formerly known
as the old Buckeye Company,
manufacturing rakes, mowers,
binders, etc. He also has some
new and secondhand market
and farm wagons and other gar.
den tools which he Is selling
I cheap. Adv
The Lily family have all been
having the Ia grippe.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-04

The Lily family have all been
having the Ia grippe.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-04

Wanted-six good boarders by
the week. Mrs. Walton 36-2t
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-04

For Sale Something new
small riding plows for truck
gardeners. r. O. Graves. 36-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
9nbt8efabren
9Saroe geitern Der Subrmann Soiepb
6unf uun leinem eisnen
sSnbgnerf.

&on ieinem eignen 5pbrperf mur.
De geitern gorulittag Der 27 Sabre
altc 6ubrmam SSoiep6 5unf BON
$40. 1920 Gilmore Strobe iiberfabren
uno mtf Der Stelle getootet.
sSltnf, Ger bel Der s. Df. S6ott &
Sons so. an Der 9afel StruBe lulo
sl'ac.Dtiden 9loenue bei6dftigt mar,
fitbr geitern Die Spring @rooe 9lOe
entIang, ais ibnl in Der gf19e Der
Graper StraBe Die 3iigel entglitteu.
Sltnt poIlte ii6 Der 3iigel, cone oas.
iSubrnerf an3ubalten, pieber per.
iihern ulto 9ing aiti Der 0eidiel 0es
Ooppelgeipmns erltlang, I'M Die ;3ii-
gel pieoer 5u pafen. @r olitt ieood}
bierbei ans iuo fam 10 llngliifli6 5rl
liegen baB Die 9iG6er bes ifppercll
sSagens ibm iiber ben 9rltitfaite1
giilgen nnb ieinen iofortigen Gcb
oerurinbtcn. Die 2ei6e luur6e nuG
Der Worgre ii6erfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
9lul 10. Npbember
TeranItaltct Die SOomann'i6e @itt-
ueuBeimatG iBr Serbitieit.

2lm Mittpo9, TO- RoDember, per-
onitaltet bic gobmann'i9e Wittpens
Seimatb in Der Qnitalt iopie, porausz
gefeBt natiirlih, baB bic 0itterung es
auldbt, audi in ben gulugen Der @ns
itait, oas oiesjdbrige Serbitfelt.
Die 0umen, bic an Der SpiBe bieier
altbepdbrtsn beutI6sn Do9ltbdtigs
teitsanitalt ite6en, bOffen 5uOeriihtli6,
baB gu oiefem SSeits Die Simmer uno
5reunoe ii6 in GROCER 3abl einfteQen
unb ibr S6erfletn fir ben llnter5alt
bes sSnitituts beiiteuern tperben.
Sir llnterbaltung Der 9dite pirb in
Der 6eiten Weiie geiorgt iein. Syrdul.
Utartba 9ietineier bat in Der lipbenss
ipiroigIten Weiie 3usefagt, fir Elm
bubi6ss Wtuiitprogrdmm Sor0e tras
gen gu pOIen unb Der 8pritanb piro
AUDI einen suten Rebner fiaern. Ras
tiirli6 pirb bic getpirtbung glei6faIa
ni6ts gu piini4en iibrig laiIen unb
ben 5auptbeftanbtbeil Der @benbmablz
5ett tptro Elm oelituter Surten6ratsu
bilben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22

mo tie 5tpei goritelliinaen sobem bic
audi ndf ieber Hidtiina bin elm be.
friehigenoes @einltat erbraften. Die
Scutihe rnib ensliihe prelie unierer
eJeadbarItnot lteIlte ben giiieinnatier
oeiltif)en qiiititleru duBerit idpnei-
6elbaftes COB ans nno Die Better Oes
e,SnbiaftnpoIiier Teiitid)tblrms bobert
Iireftor Sdyuio iofort erilidlt, nod
cine ipeitere Neibe pon @aItuorIte!.
iimgeit hort sil geben @enn nlio alI.
oere Gt1bte infer Seutifes 5bedter
10 bod cbren, iolleH mir ieIbit es
oarm niht iuntio nlebr tbln2
9orperfnirf m Der 8or.Difice i'm
4rdnb Opera Soiiie, Eel. Canal 40t
uno in Boz & 2afnnrp's slpotbete,
8ine uno IL. Strabe, Eel. Canal
1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
Gbes@rlaubniBif eine.

lMtort gurns, "a, SIT Central aoe.
lSatie glantOn, II, 629 Carlisle gpe.
y9uitap Wsiin9op, 30, 1898 Central
Qbenue.
(Sobannu aamrau, 27, 1774 pulte
Strabe.
(Suitus 6erris, SO, GlmpoOb, 8.
l3pla Sbifferb, 26, 721 Glast Ctr.
yGbarlss %. 0aOis, 30, 41S Carlisle
I Gbenue.
l9lnnebeae Gutbbert, %, 1924 Barter
Npenue.
Wiaiam $. 0abis, Il, 2911 Mons
! tdna qpe.
(Wtarp M. Carer, 46 bessl.
(aeslie Rortb, %, 264O SemlOd Str.
(Gtbel Wabn, 10, 514 Weit 8. Str.
{ ssoban @urfton, 20, 1895 Central ap.
lRannie 9orbou, 81, 837 0eit 2is
berth Str.
{ SSofepb 9t.5aneBer. %, plaiupiGe,S.
(2llbsrta &uIbbaum, %, 1761 Gbafe
Noenue.
(9eOrse s. @usft. 35, 1924 @uInut
! Strabe.
Wauria @6eibt, 20, SGT qDsit aibertp
Strdbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
Dim gDnntag
Nsirb Der meme Ginsans snm Gent.
iden Erot. airdbuf auf @alnut
Oils acipeibt.

9luf Dem SeutIf)eu Erot. airhbof
auf s9aIntt SiQs finoet am Solln.
tag, oen "a. Sfto6er, g3adynlitta1s
9 ubr. cine intereiiante iSeier Itatt.
Der 8eripaIhtngsratb bat etneu neu.
Eli G:ngang seihaffen, Der bon ocrn
sroben itdotiiden 9ouleparo aus III
Den 5rieobof fiibrt. Die slrbeiten, ole
lei. einiger 3eit i'm @anee paren
ltlo nltr poIlelloet unb ioQ Dos Gan.
sc ant Scuntag ieicrlifit iciner Sp'
itinnlulig ilbergeben peroeu. iSoi.
aerloes Troorannn frntntt blerbei
sur Gir6fiI9r!lne:
slbmari6 onn Der &apele 5unt
@ingInl inter 9orantritt Der @ai-
ienfinoer.
Dtaiit.
erofimmgssebet: Serr Baftor 6.
y. @iienlobr.
@inlpciblungsreoe: Serr @eorge
Guhto.
gfi!itf - 9lnteriea": 8oiicn so.
pelle.
9lnipruhe mir oas 9erbeiierlmgs-
Gonnnittee: Serr Sol. n. SrolpH.
lle5creabc Der S0litiiel on oeh
lSrGiioentcn burd1 Scrrn 5sreb. S.
@aae.
slniprate, Sboroiilumg mo lie.
beranbe Der Sdliiiiel al ben @erlpat.
ter; Traiioent @eorg auoefeI.
Iie Arrangements fiir oieie eiii.
6rudsoolle seier muroen pom Dem
&crmaltlm9sratb oeS 0eutid)en 9srot.
altdllofs ouf 8aInlt Sias getroi.
fen, Der iih ans ben ioIgenocu Ser.
rem 5uiantmcrieBt: @eorge anoc6eI,
emu 8ogncr, ,Sram J. Soeflc.
sSrau5 8cilono, @. $. 8lump, 90.
SSocubS, Sol. Saas, Gbriit. SiIbneilL
Bruno Glt6odi, GborIes &. Trad,
Sol. u. 9rclpu uno 6reo. 8. @aae
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22

longte elm 1irtbeit iiber $931.52 aes
gen 2lnbreip 2ib6les Ii. 4.; Dif6aus
Bros. elm foldes iiber $337.83 seaen
Sames 8lanf & Co.; 4usuif g 4
Elm folAes iiber 1886 segen 9bdm
SdLn9t; u. s. WcGartbp Elm fol-
DIES ii6er $308.25 segen aarl 3.
Biera9; bic Sfpinebart Sire anb
Ru66er 60. Elm fOldes ii6er $517.72
segen bic Geo. .. Sdulte Sons 60.
sssn Der Glage Der Stabt gincinr
natl gegen SoTepb Wlangolb II. u.
tpur5e ein 8erbitt iiber $4,000 gu
@uniten Der @ertlagten abseseben.
Der getrag reprdIeutirt bic gntIaGs
bisung fir appropriirtes 9runbsisen@
thum.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
gterblitfeitsberid)t.

Jlora Sampbreps, %, State gtDs.
nue; 3lutpergiftung.
Rntf GaFib1, so, 763 @apns gpe=
nue.; GuftrDbrenent5iiubuns
Gertrude 9erpe, ,27, 1910 goniibine
Ipenue; S6pinbiu6t.
HuboIp6 ainten, 70, Seim Der @rs
meni9peitern; GrtsrienDertaltang.
Soiep6 2eDinfou, 81, 338 Qlbanp
4nenue; eunaeneut8iinbung.
Sobn araus, ct. 3aoiers College
3rebs.
alarOn Reel. 54, 1908 gilmore str.;
SeraidIas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
RudJ cine Srau, ueldJe bie 8einuS.
dcit picber erlanste SurdJ Gpbiu
6. Gint9am's gesetable
COMPOUND.

9inbsbprg, Ranias - .8or einigen Sab
rem lit i'd an furhtbaren Strersen IN oer
Seitt. Cd slaubte. es Iei Gntbanbnns.
Guh fit id an nieoeroriidenpen ShmerseH
unb 8adenmeb unb id mar Seitweiie febr
nerpDs. 9t nabm brei 6Iafd.u uun 2pbia
g. Rintbam's' Segetnble COMPOUND uno id
erir.ue midi jeBt gutter 6eiuubbeit. @eru
snipieble ih Sbre Neoisin irgenoeiner 5raa,
peIde nit Srauenlsioen behaftet III, unb
ej, tounen 6ieien Brief perbifeutlihen." -
glrs. VI. g. 2 Smitb R. IN. 8. Dor 80.
2inbsbprs Sanias.
8enn Sic Den leiieiten 3ipciffl be'
gen, baf SSbnen asOia 6. Eintbam's
gegetable COMPOUND belfen fOnnte,
idlreiben Sic IN bic Gpbia 6. Tinf.
ham Webieine So. (pertrarlidll,
Ggnn, IaiI., nm 9iath. Chr Sdlrei'
BEN pirb BON ciner ssrau seOfinet &C.
leien nno bcaut,purtet unb itrena prr'
tranlidj bebauSelt merocu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
Safe esSau.
GrIics Spicl Der Bancroft 'Sunriitrn
in SibfDib, @is.

Der erite &f sptI9en ben ons
Spielern Der glat. reip. 4m. 2iSa sus
TammenoeIebten beioen 9lubs, bic Ii9
Ieit pem 9eoinn bieier Wuhe uuter
9eituna beg Serrn 5rant Bancroft
Guf riner 8aitIpieltour i'm Weiten be-
iinoen fonb oeiteru IN Of9toib,
8is.. i'm geiiein elmer rttIissn 3us
idldreranbl itatt unb enoete nit einem
Sisqe fiir Die Sertrctcr Der gIm. Sipa.
OILS gatterie fir bic Steger fungirteu
S6leuberer 5orper (Boib,) unb
fsdneer Gobp (Spfpn) segen pfeffer
reIp. Mc garthn (SrOtI.) fir Die Seq
uer. Die Griteren ii6erter z 5reffer
seeen 3 unn ma6ten einen 5ebler
seasn stpsi. sic aepannen bas Spiel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
THEODORE HORSTMAN,
Redj djtsauwalt.
612 @,ereuutilr 2ibrnrn Gebduss.
4f4 gsalnnt strahe.

i'm 6. @anqe bur6 8 5refFer uno ei,
nen oeqneriI6en SebIer. mas ihnen
pref 2Gufer etu6rabte.
X r
Die aus Nstp 0orf singetroffere
unb asitern bier perDffentIi9te De
peide, baB Der Gbiua9per &lub Der
Nat. 2isa (,GubsD bur8 9ermitt>
luna bes 6errn Mc9rnp (6Guptling
Der q. q. n9ionts") in anoere !6dns
De iibsroeQouoen lei. pirD bon oem
Gtncinnatier NlilIipnGr @bas. q.
suft. 6auptattien6eiiBer Der SUBS.
in 9lbrebe geitellt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
q. ". 6. ",

@eleaentlih pes am Sountdp
Ha9mittoe I'm bier llbr itattfiuoenoea
0eIper9pttesoienites in Der g)oung
Bomsn's @briitiau aNociatiOn pirb
ssrl. Sarriet .. Sarriion cine glrs
fpra9e balten unD auBeroem pirb
Elm ber@sleoenbeit anoemeh enesUeIiits
prusramm Sur 9ur9fiihruna gelan
gen.
llnterridtsturIe in Der frdusoitihen.
beutiden unb ipaniiden Srrdhe ipurs
ben in Der perflONenen @o4e unter BET
2eituns non Ssrl. @rna .. 9obe orgur
niIirt. Der SprahuHterri9t tpirp ie-
ben Dienitdo unb DOnnerstne abeno
ertbeiIt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22

reno trubelteu. so
Seriahte aer5te unb
ale Grteu Mebi5inen
mebrere Sabre lana
fono aber feine SeL
lung, bis idJ 9pbid Q.
8iniham's @sqetabIs
COMPOUND einnabni.
SD boiis oab meiH
8tugniB anbere aran.
en- peraulaiien wirb,
Sbrs iuunoerbars wle-
biain su prpbiren.
~ 8. N iller, Bpg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22

Goot dls goriiber unb ben foIgenben
Gebnern: Geo. pu4ta, 1boa. s.
Ddrbn, OrDine a. Sones, Jo6n Gal
pin, ebds. 3. 5drbina unb alug. N.
9rud.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22

8teter unbefannte Gefunbbeif ino
3raft ptrb eupfuHoen iperben, .punirtIo
IN rei9bditigem rcfbsm BlnIe bnrdj Die
uuTbitioneH bes getenB fonneu permirt
It6f fperber ipie ME uptbcr, ipsnu bic
foIgeroe fpeiieiIe He9anbluna bon fcls
Den .Rfnirs.n mo nnd fSrdlisn tetcllt
lpiro, ipslde nit Der flirtibdriten dlIer
Nrnufbeiten bebGfiei ,i:nb, Der nerb0ieu
Stfst5p'i;iiG, beGieifti BON Sdmbt0nea
bon niberorbentitfer Percoftdf. gdjlnis
lrftaftit fditen grfremitdien U1cIindbjs
Ite, aopipeb. geriiopiiiua nnb Gbspepiie,
Nterenleinen, t6redlidhen 1raumen boli
flirnftarern unbeiI, f5urd,ilcmietf III
uHfsrnetmrrgeu n1b angenleiner iiHfa,
ptgistt inner nnfiireeHdf 5ii bnnbein.
irte % dnosre qsufs bun. Fer Wlnnasi
On 1lei6aefui6i be. Wldnn'rI III eiiie
fcrfpnbreuoe GueHe bon Berieqenbci.en,
eernoe baum iuenn bas babaflim es nut
lpeuigfteH bernius1ef. .2anl piiben 11er
9erfenigen. irei6be einc brue ifrpssrte
@etunbbetf unD bic bierurit terfniipi.s
petersfreiibe tpffnfttn, fuirb pus falecH.
ee ednsniitei befdnnt geiratt. Gs ent.
bolt fetHe Cpidte ooer 8ur BeipubHbeit
fuetbenbe Grogneu iraenbipeIcter arf.
Die BebaHbllrg beffebf ans t3) brei
Grain Gnbouene GnbIstieH, In beriies
geltef Iuben berpddt ifub dllneweirr
berfLhrieben nnb berdbreic,t bon mersten
nub ant berfebeuen glpoibeieru. Bone
aHiueffnna fiir ben Ssfbiiaebrdli6 Iieger
iett ieber lube bei Gs iuirb bebduptet
bdb biefe 9nbieffeu bic iphnberbariien
fsdrfsnben nnb beIebenben GiaeuffGfteU
befiten, iueltte FidI bdIb nnn bem Gin.
retmer berNfbdr rtnber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-22
Srau tpiinl6f
@moeren 81 6effeu
JnSem iie er5Gblf, ipie 2DSia 6. liaI
bam's gesetable COMPOUND its
bic @einnbbeit wieber.
gsseben fat.

1tami, DtIa.-s5H lit on ,intmSrassu.
kiotn uno S9tuddls.. meldlc mid fDrtufhs
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-05
Don A. Henry

Don A. Henry, good fellow, polite
ian and democratic wheel horse, whose
handsome lillness adorns the head of
this article, received word this week
from the Little Rock, Arkansas,
division of the Internal Revenue de-
partment that he had been appointed
to position in the service, and to
hold himself in readiness for letter
of instruction from the Commissioner
at Washington. The office to which
he has been appointed is shat of in
spector and has to deal with the in
come tax, Don's territory will cover
the states of Kansas, Oklahoma and
Arkansas, which will be big enough
field to keep him reasonably busy
most Of the time. He will also be
called upon at diifernt times to jump
into another state to help out, when
the machinery of the government
doesen't move fast enough in that To-
callty. The job carries a good salary
with it and liberal allowance for eX-
penses, which makes it all the more
desirable.
We don't know of a man in Seward
county we would rather see get a
good berth in the governments ser
vice than Don Henry. A hard work
ing, Industrious chap, strong work
er for the democratic party through
good years and bad, good fellow in
all respects, he is entitled to recogni-
tion, and it pleases his friends to
know that he finally got 1t. He was
at one time slated for the postmast-
ership at Liberal, and had the en-
dorsement and support of Congress
man Neeley for the same, but fric-
tion developed among the party
followers at home and his nomination
was shelved for that office. However,
good man was selected for the
place, and Don never whined or
kicked up fuss of any kind over
his failure to land. He now has a
job that pays him nearly as much
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-05
"Tom Thumb" Wedding

The Tom Thumb" wedding staged
at the Christian church by the Unit
ed w Workers and Mrs Foote was well
attended and enjoyed by the people OF
Liberal Tuesday evening. Little
Chas. Summers as the groom, and
Merle Griffith as bride, made quite a
hit, and the parson, John Irwin, went
through his part like veteran at
the business. Between 80 and TO
little folks took part in it, and the
songs and other features of the affair
were deserving of the highest praise.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-05

ceive the trade, and the community
in general. Our home merchants can
and do sell goods for cash at a
smaller average selling cost and net
profit than can and do the merchants
in the larger cities and towns. They
have inaugurated this Popular Vot-
ing Campaign" believing that they
can and do sell goods at a smaller
average selling cost and net profit
than do or can the merchants in the
large cities and towns Merchants
ask their neighbors and friends to
cooperate with them during this
Popular Voting Campaign" by CIV
ing full patronage to the home town.
They ask this fully believing that it
is best for all concerned.
Send Us Your Name
If you know of lady who would
like to receive one of these prizes
these merchants are giving away,
send us her name for registration.
If you would like one of them for
yourself, send us your name and ad-
dress, or, better yet, come into this
Office and let the editor tell you all
about it.
The Merchants Interested
The following firms will furnish
25 votes with each dollar purchase
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-05

Read the Democrats ads this week
and patroniZe our advertisers. You
frequently find interesting reading
matter in advertisements, to say moth
ing of the bargains they contain, and
it will pay you to scrutinize them
closely every week.
John Bolin, who has been attend
ing the Southwestern College at Win
field spent few days here the last of
the week at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Boin. He left
Monday for Evansville, Illinois, where
he will enroll in the Northwestern
University.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-02-05

The Democrat would like to have
some of the high school students act
as reporters, to report the basket
ball games. debates, or anything of
interest that might happen in the
schools. Several things have hap
pened among the school people in the
last few weeks that no mention was
made Of in these columns, and the
management of the paper regrets it as
much as the school, but we can't be
everywhere and would appreciate the
help of one or more of the students
along that line. The experience
would oe worth something TO them,
and we will furnish a free paper to
the one volunteering for the service.
There are a number OF slot mach
ines, clocks and games of chance con-
Quoted in town at present, all of
which are a violation of the statutes
in such cases made and provided.
County Attorney Commons has a
note of warning in the Democrat
this week, in which he cites the sec
tion OF law supporting his statement.
1t might be well for the proprietors
of these devices to wise up on the
subject and govern themselves ac-
cordingly,
The Democrat is already seeing
visions of an S-page, all home print
paper. We have nearly enough ad-
vertising at present to justify the
the same, and if we only had limo
type to set a little more copy, and a
few more permanent advertisers, our
dream would become a rearlity. When
that happy condition arrives we in
tend to make the Democrat the best
weekly paper ia the entire Southwest.
Someone is going to receive very
valuable prize for little work in the
voting contest staged by the Demo-
crat and other business firms Of Lib
eral. The competition for votes will
be strong, but hard work and perse-
verance will win out. Better throw
your hat in the ring and proceed to
get busy Immediately. Every prize
is worth going after.
Mrs. Bert Longs Sunday School
class met at her home Saturday after
noon and completed the quilt they
we're making for the Christian Ser
vice League of Wichita. Each of the
girls made block for the quilt and
put her name on it. A delicious two
course luncheon was served after the
quilt was completed.
Louie Reppenhagen arrived Sunday
from Guymon, where he has been hold
ing down job as machinist in one
of the garages. He will spend few
weeks here, going to Missouri later
on.
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Noman Mason of Woodsdale trans.
acted business in the city Tuesday.
Joe Cherry spent Sunday with rel
atives in Tyrone.
W. R. Molthop transacted business
matters in Hooker Tuesday.
Ralph Sparks returned Tuesday to
his home in Socorro, New Mexico.
Bert Eddington attended to buSi-
ness and personal matters at Hooker
Tuesday.
Mesdames Otis Sims and Martin
Woodward of Tyrone were Liberal
visitors Saturday.
Rev. w. II. Ward, j. r. Bolin and
w. p. Wright attended the NJ. Il.
Conference at Pratt this week.
Mrs. b. NJ. Adair and daughter,
Della, arrived Sunday from Pratt TO
spend a couple of weeks here with
relatives.
Grover Mann and Paul Cherry of
Tyrone attended the Fowler-Tyrone
basket ball grme here Saturday even
ing.
Miss Rita Feather, who teaches
school near Hayne, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Feather.
w. W. Welter, representative of
the Western Newspaper Union, was
here yesterday calling on the news
paper aggregation of Liberal. Welt
er is good fellow and it's always a
pleasure to have him drop into the
holy of holies.
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and gives him chance TO see good
share Of the country at the same
time, His headquarters will be in
Little Rock but he will retain his
home here and his family will con-
tinue to reside in Liberal. The DEM
ocrat joins Mr.. Ilenry's friends In ex-
tending congratulations on getting
the appointment, and hopes he wakes
fatter and better natured than ever
before.
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Wheat $l.4O; Maize, $l.25.

The wheat market reached high
water mark Wednesday and yester-
day, the local elevators paying $1.40
per bushel for the same. A drop of
10 cents was reported in Hutchinson
Wednesday, but it didn't seem to
affect the Liberal market. Lots OF
wheat came TO town this week and
brought fancy prices. Maize was
bringing $l.25 per hundred yesterday,
and considerable of it has been brought
to town during the last few days.
We understand the elevators in neigh
boring towns are offering $l.40 for
maize, March delivery, but don't
know whether this has been done
here or not. 1t seems to be the gen
eral impression that wheat is going
to $500 or better if the war continues,
but il any talk Of peace should start
you would see the price come tumb-
ling down in a hurry.
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Southwestern

during this contest: Southwestern
Hardware Company, Frank G. Boles,
Atha Brothers, c. S. S.Jarrett, Enter
prise Mercantile Company and w. D..
Wiley, druggist. Ask for votes when
trading with either of them.