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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-05-08
HIGH SCHOOL CLOSING PROGRAM

Friday evening, May 14th.
members of the Senior class will
appear in the play The Village
Lawyer.
Sunday evening. May 10Th. in
the High school auditorium. Rev.
Woodward will deliver the class
sermon.
Wedn asday evening, May 10Th,
the class play. At the End of
the Rainbow" will be given.
Thursday evening, Commence
ment Exercises. The address
by
Friday. Field day-track and
baseball. Friday evening re
ception for all students and
alumni at the home of the princi
pal.
This is the program for the
closing week of our school. We
wish all our friends and the
friends of t. G. FL. s. to join Us
in this last weeks pleasures
High School Journal.
Tickets for class plays on sale
at Gibson's Drug Store.
For plays May IA Sale be
gins Tuesday, May IL.
For play May 19-Sale begin.
Saturday. May Is.
Admission % and So cents.
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Wilcox

J. H. Miller and wife spent Sunday
with Kinsey Rogers and family
George Kelley and family have left
Wilcox and moved to Ness county.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Kyite has been sick the past
week.
Clark Rogers from Colorado is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
w. Rogers.
Clarence Repshire, John Olsen and
Charley Marcy entertained company
Sunday.
Plenty Of fine gentle rain. and all
living vegetation looks green and
beautiful.
Orie Lyons was out collecting the
past week for threshing which he did
in the winter,
Miss Ella MARCY was home over
Saturday and Sunday returning to
school Monday morning.
Dave Law was down from Wa-Kee-
ney the last of the week and dug
some dandy wells for John Olsen.
Clarence Pearse was an early caller
at WILCOX, Sunday morning, and
took his brother, Roy, for a drive.
Mrs. Jim Lawrence went to Brow
nell, Monday, TO visit with a brother.
whom she had not seen for over
twenty years.
Mrs. W. E. Stowe was in Ransom.
Friday trading for necessities for her
daughter. Agnes, who will graduate
from High school soon.
George Lynn had new road drag
made for the south part of this coun
ty; so just go ahead and purchase
car the roads will be alright.
Some of the boys around Wlllco,
feel very sorry now that they did no
attend High school at Wa Keene,
this winter when they read of tn
girls being picked out for the boy
and the boys for the girls escorts il
the Freshman class at the Higl
school. But next winter the Fresh
class will undoubtedly be large.
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checked girl No one can imagine the
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The unbounded confidence Mr..
Canon has in DR.. Miles Heart Rem
edy is shared by thousands OF
others who know its value from
experience. Many heart disorders
yield to treatment, if the treatment
is right. If you are bothered with
short breath, fainting spells, swell
ing of feet or ankles, pains about
the heart and shoulder blades, pal
pitation, weak and hungry spells,
you should begin using Dr. Miles
Heart Remedy at once Profit by
the experience of others while you
may.
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy 10 sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, Ind.
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Banner

Every farmer is in the field plant
ing corn.
Big rain last Friday, another one
Wednesday.
Cattle are in fine shape, some loss
by blackleg.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs Adam Glanlz,
= fine baby boy.
Alfalfa will be ready 10 cut in a
few days if there is no frost
Mrs. #. l. Purinton of Conyer is
stopping with A. w. Purinton for a
few days.
Next Sunday the mothers will have
sentire charge OF the Sunday school as
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TRACK MEET AT HAYS

Saturday, May 1st, the Sixth
district track meet was held at
Hays. 1t was fine day though
it had rained heavily the evening
before Teams from Hill City,
Hays, Russell, Ellsworth and
Trego entered in all thirty men.
The events were very closely
contested and magnificent
Trophy cup presented to the
winning team.
Each man who won a first re-
ceived a black and gold pennant,
the colors of FIT. Hays Normal
The events and winners were
as follows:
1OO-yard dash-Gross, Hays;
Brown, Hill City-1O As.
Shot-Kerth. Trego-39 feet 9
inches.
Half Mile-Cass, Trego; Har-
Ian. Trego-2:21.
Pole Vault - Beason, Trego;
Ellsworth feet 9 inches.
22O dash-Gross, Hays; Hill
City-26.
Broad jump-McVey, Hill City
Beason, Trego-19 feet, 2 inches.
5Oyard dash-Gross. Hays
.545
Discus Krhut, Trego; Kerth,
Trego- 11Ofeet, IL inches.
44O-yard run-Beason, Trego;
Money, Hill City SO 3-5.
High jump = Beason. Trego;
Money. Hill City-58 3-5.
High jump = Beason, Trego;
Hays feet. 3 inches.
22O-yard hurdles = Krhut,
Trego; Russell.
Half mile relay - Hays first,
Trego second.
Trego won so points taking
firsts in shot, half mile, pole
vault, discus, 44O yard dash,
high jump and 22O hurdles; sec
onds in half mile, broad jump,
discus and relay; and third in so
yard dash, 22O yard dash and
high jump.
Hays won % points, Hill City
10, Russell 6 and Ellsworth 5.
The beautiful trophy cup our
boys brought home with them
must be won in two consecutive
years before it becomes the
property of any school. Our boys
must win it next year and then
it can remain permanently with
US.
Two Golden Belt records were
broken, the discus and the shot
both came to Trego.
This was the pleasantest meet
it has even been the writer's
privilege to attend at Hays.
Every event was run promptly,
no delay and no unnecessary
questionings Mr.. Maxwell of
Hays handled the meet in excel
lent form. High School Journal.
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Hattie 5722s; she took the blue ribbon at state
fair in 1913. Jofard. grandsire of Stubs
won the gold metal a the ST. Louis exposi-
ton over all stations.
VIII make the season of 1915 at my farm,
4 miles due north of Voda. Monday and Wed
nesday: Tuesday and Saturday at Hugh It'd
balls miles west; Thursday at John McCOys,
mile east of High Hill school.
Terms-S10t to insure living colt. due when
colt is fOa led; $50 when proved to be in foal;
S. 90 for season service. Parting with mares
removing from vicinity where owned
when bred causes service fee to become due
at once. Will care TO prevent accidents
but viii not be responsible should any occur.
H. R PEEK. Phone 626 mo
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bed near q window
30 she could get
her breath One
doctor said. Poor
child, she il likely
to fall dead any
time A friend
told me DR. Ailes'
Heart Remedy had
cured her father,
so 1 tried it. and
she began to i'm
prove She took
a great many bot
ties, but she II
spared to me to-
day a fat. rosy
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l bay horse, years old, 400 lbs; 1
black horse, s years old, 1900; l black
horse, years old, 100; l bay horse,
6 years old, 1900: l black horse 10
years old, 1000; sorrel horse, years,
1900; l black mare, 6 years old, 1900:
l black mare. years old, 100: 1 bay
mare, 8 years old, with foal, 1900;
1 dark grey filly, , years old, 1000;
mare colt, l year old; l mule colt ?
wears old
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Final Redemption Notice
be County Treasurer.
lreOn County KanSa

once of the County Treasurer,
Trego Comfy, Kansas
The folio owing list of lands and town lots
which were sold at the tax sale Septem Der
3. 1912. for the DELINQUENT taxes for the year
1911. will be decided TO the purchaser by me,
F. b. Acre. county treasurer, Trego county
Kansas, on September 4, 1915. unless redeem
ed before that date,
The list below gives the description OF
each tract of land town lot and subsequent
taxes, interest and charges. to September 4
1915.
Des. Sec. TWP. R. Ami
Oganah Township
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Strawberry Plants, Etc, For Sal.

Americas Everbearing Strawberry
plants sl.O0 per hundred: also seed
ling peach trees to feet high at sc
EACH a. j. McCollum, North Elm
street, Wa-Keeney, Kan.
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Weather Report

Maximum and minimum tempera-
ture according to the government
thermometer at Wa-Keeney for the
week ending Wednesday noon.
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PLANTS

Sweet potatoes. yellow Jerseys p
cents, red 35 cents; tomatoes, 81
cents; cabbage, 25 cents per 100.
Phone SIC.
ADV 9 II. B. HUDSON.
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cid. was stricken with heart trouble
She was SO had We had to place her
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Cattle

y good mich cows-fresh.
l yr-old heifer-coming fresh.
1 high grade shorthorn bull, IA months
old.
s calves.
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Wanted
Steady correspondent for CoIlyer,
Ogallah and Riverside Inquire at
tbs Office.
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/ will sell the following property at
Public Sale, at my ranch, miles due
north of Voda, on
Tuesday, May 18, 1915
beginning at 1O:3O O'Clock a. No.
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PURE BRED
License Number 5713
Percheron Stallion
Subbs No $500

A fine dispositioned
and perfectly form
ed animal Record
ed with pedigree in
the Percheron Soc
iety of America.
Sired by Imported
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Given under my hand This 3oth day Of
March. 1915
F. B. ACRE.
County Treasurer
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We have had two inches of rainfall
since last report.
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PERUNA THE SPRING
AND SUMMER MEDICINE.


like Peruna rnyco vii Mrs.
Thomas n. F.
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Hogs

20 head of shoats, 10 head of brood
sows, l thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
hOar
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Machinery

/ Superior 1O-hoe disc drill, l hay
buck, 1 Mccormick mower-new; /
Acme mower, l hay rack-new. l Nc
Cormick corn binder, , double row
weeders, l 6-shovel cultivator, ? list
ers, discs, l 3 section harrow,
Oliver gang pillow. 1 farm wagon,
wagon and rack, surrey, l single
buggy, feed grinder, l 2-hole corn
shelter, l Sharpless cream separator.
set single harness, 3 sets work harm
ess, sets work harness. / Clover
Leaf Manure Spreader, 90 bu., near
ly new; l sickle grinder, l lot farm
tools.
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Chickens
chickens, 1 tom turkey. 6 h
Household Goods

All household goods. including 1
Huntington Piano and Music Cabinet,
FREE LUNCH
ERMS-s1e.O0 and under, cash.
Over $1,000 payable by approved note
bearing per cent interest due Nov.
i, 1915. per cent discount for cash.
L. G. GLEASON
NJ. w. Mason, Auct-
Chas. Hille, Clerk.
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MUCH DEPENDS ON Needle
Successful Embroiderer VIII Make
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Abundant Supply.

Very frequently cmbroidercrs have
their nerves frnzzlcd when the silk
Trays while they work with II. Not
every person knows that this condi.
iion IL due to the fact tina, the eye Of
she needle In too small for the mum.
be. Of silk that IN being used, II is
lust An big n mistake. however. to No.
lcct II needle having too large mn eye
IN such n case the work takes on tho
appearance OF having too few stitches
and holes mark the edges OF every
stitch
When embrold"rIng a piece OF work
which requires shading. The sewer VIII
lind II very convenient TO have a
needle for each color used and uso
them III succession as each color rs
required IN her work You VIII never
'lnd an experienced cmbroidcrcr con.
iining herself to one needle whore
number OF oolors have 10 be used ni.
tcrnat"ly.
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EASY TO MAKE BRIGHT SPOT
Single Cushion. In Gay CoIors. viii Do
Wonders In improving Appear.
arce Of Room.

II your living room or your bedroom
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work and make n cushion of bright.
colorod material II tx surprising how
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ion made of old.rosc poplln. denim or
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piness II you would place II amid your
surroundings Through the center of
tho cushion sew n strip Of white pop.
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ion sew a strip OF narrow oli.ros. silk
fringe Should you ind that old rose
win not harmonic" with your wall
paper or your hanRlngs. solcc, color
that VIII blend with them bright
green. blue or yellow VIII have the
same cheerful cfoct ms the old rose.
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have such antiuues) feather beds.
Strips or lengths OF voile make ex-
ccllent scarfs, These may be plainly
hemmed or hemstitched about tho
edges, 1t is pretty idea to INTRODUCES
into the bureau scarf the dominant
color of the bedroom. Supposing this
color to be n cool blue. then the color
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mixed with IA little green foliage. Make
n colored border about the scarf. ell
ther by stenciling or stitching In blue
thread, Various designs and stitches
can be used for this purpose. II there
is not time to embroidcr the scarf In
color It In possible to obtain the voilo
already stamped with colored flowers
that need no retouching. 80 that tho
effect IL very like stcnciling. The cur
tains might be made to match
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Urania was planning the speedy death
of the one who was more beautiful
than she.
And with the queen was Sancha,
who watched all this with serene sat
isfactiOn. He saw the malevolent
eyes of his lady love, who had refused
to fly with him-and he gloated at the
sight of the humbling of the first
lady of the land by mere wench.
"Hagar,' now said Sancha. I'VE
come but to pay our respects to thy
wisdom and to bring thee this token
OF our esteem"
Sancha produced n human skull and
presented ii to the witch.
within that framework OF bone"
Sancha said, once palptatcd brain
filed with wisdom. II sat upon the
shoulders of one who was east into
the death dungeon-whcre now Paulo
the huntsman dwells amid the rats"
This last remark Sancha made pur.
posely to bring words OF agony from
the lips Of the frightened and awed
Godiva.
Godiva did now indeed leap into life.
She knelt at the feet of the apparent
courtier who was really the queen and
entreated the disguised one thus:
Noble thou lookest sir. and there
fore noble thou must be in heart. Can
one 30 noble refuse the prayer OF one
so humble? bcseech your gracious.
ness In behalf OF the one who has
been mentioned as resting now at the
bottom OF the oublie,te at the kings
palace. Thy intercession. noble sir.
I entreat. Vouchsafc thy mercy. sir
plead for me and mine with his maj
esty for the life of the one love"
But the cruel queen merely turned
her back and left the tav.. And San.
cha followed her out
And Hagar the witch caught Godiva
colapsing from sheer grief, sobbing
her heart out. grief added to grief. at
learning that one so noble looking ns
yonder cOurticr could indeed prove
to be one 10 callouscd OF heart as to
refuse to vouchsafe 80 much as one
word Of encouragement or even OF
pity for the sorrow OF girl whose
only fault was that she loved the man
who had struck the king of Uranla in
defense OF her own honor,
"Couragc!" crooned IN. witch RE.
member the potion that VIII give you
surccasc OF sorrow by turning you into
white rose with life that shall be
impcrishablc"
tTo BE CONTINUED
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IiRlIuA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(CppynSht, lalA, By the selig Polyscope Coz
CHAPTER li,-continued.

A glimpse they gave Paulo of the in
fernal place below into which they
now meant to cast him headlong. Full
thirty feet deep was this oubliette,
from iron-barred grating at the top to
the stone floor at the bottom. And
down into this last home of the
doomed. Paulo looked-through the
grating-aghast at the full meaning OF
his captivity. He knew that he was to
be cast into this deep well, there slow
ly to dwell till starvation overlook him
and left his bones to turn to dust. 1t
was indeed the death dungeon Of the
kings palace.
The kings men lifted the iron graf
ing now and prepared to cast the pris-
oner down into his last home, while
the king looked on gloatingiy. sneering
ish the humble man who had dared in
terpose between him and Godiva, his
passion s desire.
They freed Paulo's hands. And
then began another fight with the
kings men such as none of the king s
men had ever encountered before.
Paulo fought tooth and nail, biting into
the flesh Of his tormentors. wrestling,
hammering. tripping them up, and
anon scattering them right and left
the fight Of one who knows that unless
he wins now he will never have an
other chance so to fight.
1t was dimly In the mind of Paulo,
too, that In some way, somehow, he
might now escape and fly to the cave
OF Hagar, the witch. as Godiva had
suggested.
Blu: again the light was foredoomed
to failure through sheer force Of mum
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king. And IL, Hagar-aione possess
the power to change thee back again
into human shape. Go now with cour-
age, Godiva. But hist. Who comes -
Two forms darkened the entrance
to the cave, They entered into the
zone OF the freight Both were
dressed in princely array; and one in
particular wore long cloak that was
drawn across the wearers face so that
only the eyes We're revealed.
''The kings chamberlain" whis.
pered Hagar to Godiva. "'1is the one
who wears no cloak. Beware At the
first movement of these visitors to
place hand upon thee-take thou
that potion"
The two figures now came closer to
the witch and to Godiva. The figure
in the long cloak and mullled to the
eyes stared, nay, glared, at Godiva
till the girl backed away in fear Of
eyes so malevolent.
For the one who wore the long
cloak was none other than Queen Dul,
cinea thus disguised as courtier
And the queen. looking upon Godiva
without uttering one word. perceived
that Godiva was indeed beautiful
more beautiful than the far-famed
queen OF Urania And in that mo-
ment of silent scrutiny the queen of
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lord! And what II thy absence be
discnyerad2 Surely then thOu wilt be

lord! And what II thy absence be
discovered? Surely then thou wilt be
accused of making tryst with some
lover. And then the king in his rage
will imprison thee In the tower of the
left wing and thy days OF freedom will
be over"
There is way. Sancha. to accom-
plish all things il one so wills. And
! will to look upon this wench to see
whether she be as beautiful as thou
dost infer II thy description fits her,
Sancha, woe to this wench. She shall
feel my power to the uttermost. II not
beautiful. then | shall smile upon her
and send her to place far beyond
our realm. If beautiful--she shall be
crushed this night"
But how art thou to leave the pal
ace grounds again ask your
majesty"
"Sancha." the queen replied. curb
thy curiosity Meet me an hour from
this at the postern door in the wom-
ans wing of the palace
And Queen Dulcinea glided majestic.
ally away. leaving Sancha smiling an
evil smile
For Sancha, though his words to the
queen were oft of love. secretly hated
her He hated her for refusing full
many times his urgings that they fly
together and leave the king alone in
his palace. And now--now would be
the hour of triumph for Sancha For
he would now show to the proud queen
a woman more beautiful than she And
he, Sancha. would have the secret sat
isfaction Of humiliating this woman
who had refused his pleas for her to
fly with him. All. he would now see
the proud Queen Dulcinea humbled to
earth by mere wench
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bers. With one last mighty struggle
Paulo at last was compelled to yield
to the power Of full a dozen arms OF
iron as they clamped and clasped
about him and lifted him over the open
grating.
And then-throush space he fell feet
hrst-landing on the stone floor below
Upward he looked to the grating.
cursing the jeering faces he saw look.
ing down upon him. Curslng even the
king. who peered down for this last
glimpse Of the one who had dared
stand In his path between majesty and
Godiva.
And then the kings men closed the
grating and locked 1t with huge key
And then the king and the kings men
went away and mounted to the bright.
er rooms Of the palace.
Paulo. In the dungeon. found that
light was vouchsafed to prisoners here.
light coming from that same aperture
In the room above containing the graf.
ting. And what chill horrors now did
that shaft Of light disclose. Yonder
were piles Of bones and skulls OF pris.
oners past. captives who had been
dropped into this place even az he.
Paulo. had been dropped-never again
to return TO the world from which they
had been torn. and probably all of
them as suiltless OF crime az he.
And what further horror was this
All, living horror! Rats scurried
forth and back across the floor OF the
hideous open grave of former victims
~ the king. victims whose bones re-.
mhincd to tell the awful tale. The
rats at first sought refuge close 10 the
walls, As II afraid OF this newcomer
and seeking escape. Yet presently
now these rats grew bolder and nd.
vnnced upon Paulo to scru,Inize him
and investigate his possibilities as To
sustennnce III for "A colony OF rodents,
In impotent fury, Paulo viewed his
fearful company. then one by one his
foot descended upon them and crushed
Aut their lives, an activity which for
the moment gave him some satisfac.
uon. But. having sanquishcd the only
enemy tho dungeon contained-what
now? What but horrible. helpless,
Maddsning inaction. with human bones
and skulls Of men who had been once
Ne Ainsalk ~ company
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Drcssy Sport Suits.

Palm Beach cloth lR one Of the at.
,ractIyc now fabrics for making up
into good.loohing sport suits for beach
ana country.club wear I, II crisp.
light wOrstcd weave, which absolutely
refuses to crease or wrinkle. and for
this reason II rs excellent for motor
coats. IN well MS for b.ltcd narc.BkIrt.
I'd sport suits a little more drorsy
~ khnki kool. all SILK IN weave aud
one Of the mos, distinguished fabrics
Of the spring. Even masculine suits
for summer wenr are being built Of
this pleasing khaki kool. which IL 10
~ had In white and Ia the ynriou1
pale tan. cement and putty shades
row Ghshlonnbls
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Comets for the Stout.

Their. iH n new corset for broad.
sbouldorcd. stout figures. The manu-.
fnciurorB Of II declare It win prove
nothing short Of blessing for the on.
type OF fgurc for which II ip intend.
ed" Really II In TO be welcomed by
many. for II Is designed for IA brond.
shonldcrcd. stout figure. with high.
small hips. small bust and with an
accumulation OF fat below the bust.
II In said TO be- n health producer and
to cause unnatural and excessive flesh
to disappear without the least dis.
comfort or III effect