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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
FINEST CLIMATE IN COLORADO.
Il u Privilege t0 Live II the Best
Town b the State On Accoant
Of the Weather.

La Junta has the best all-around
weather In the state. During the
month Of October we had twenty four
perfect days--days and days, or eigh-
~ per cent OF the possible. during
which not . trace Of 4 cloud passed
over the sun. There were only two
cloudy days out Of the thirty-one and
five partly cloudy. During the month
there was only one day on which
there Was trace Of rainfall-twen-
ty-one hundredths Of an inch on Oc-
tober 4th-not enough moisture to
equal that which precipitates itself
upon Mother Earth from . heavy dew
There were seventeen light frosts
during the month. and while most Of
the vegetation In the flowery king
dom has been badly bent and wiltsd.
L. Junta can still boast OF roses and
dAhlias respondent with late fall
bloom.
The highest temperature recorded
during the month was 50 degrees ON
October "a and 3oth. and the lowest
2s degrees ON October 2sth. On
twenty-one days during the month
the thermometer passed 10 degrees
giving u seventy per cent Of pleas
ant days for walking or automobil-
ing and cool nights for sleeping.
La Junta has even more ideal
weather than Denver or Pueblo. In
Denver there were only ten out Of
the thirty-one days in the moath that
were perfectly clear. and the total
rainfall was l.3S inchss. In Pueblo
there was only eisAtssn perfect days,
while La Junta had twenty.four. and
the total rainfall was twenty one-hun-
dredths Of IN inch more than ours
not enough 70 hurt. or do pny gon1s
Such . succession Of Dssssce ~
II rare even In L. Junta. although
We have known this hand q vsatA-
se 70 ksso up until after CASia1Das-
ToB'mgeS1ugsvooD1aVponB9~0
gusta was 10 leos-sAs ian tAs fia-
ishing touches were, put - tAs
DosgAsrty block. A picture was TAX
en- q the Doughsfty MOCK % Chrise-
mas day that year. With the ehildrsa
who were satsstainsd BY tho Elks on
Christmas llned up in froat Of Il.
aad all Of them arrayed In summer
attire.
IN. record for e3eh day In tn.
moath ~ recorded By 9. II. Miller.
Of North La Junta. our local weather
OheePveY. n m fo1loWs.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Nssvsw nssass = Rsassay Asssass'

Nsrvia Mccallu0. ths thirtsss
year oll 80 Of NJ. ssd Mrs. J. L.
MeCullun. vho ssslds several miles
seueh q tAs city. bod . narrow -
esDs from bslss fatally iajursd last
wednesday svsaias. whsa ths hoess
which 10 was 1sivisg bseans fright
eae1 aa6 M away. runaiag late eAs
couss houss pask whsss The bussy
struck . ire sal threw the laA ~.
ssal fest u ~ cir. A. ~ fell ~
struck bic hsa1. and - byseaadsss
picked bin % as1 rushed bin %
The asasssl Dhysleias. ~ seemed a.
most mssleas. Fortunately. however.
NO bosss we're brekss. aal there wss
esly . slight coaeusssoa es lhs hsala.
A. present sAs ~ h Aelas nicely
sad viii - sbls = - sbous u . few
Gays.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Ss'ssse Asore Ssss'rs GDses.

Ivan kiser left last Wednesday
night for Garden City. Kan.. where
he expects TO bs located for an indsi.
inite period.
The Santa fe apprentices were de-.
feated BY the sseshmsn team Of Colo.
RADIO College In Colorado sprtngs
last Sunday BY . score Of - 10 o.
Nm. J. A. Young aad viii Elliot,
left last Monday night for Faystts'
VILE. Ask.. whore they were summon.
I'd on account Of the death Of theiI
father.
The county commissioner have
been Ia session ell week. aad at thi,
session will ftx the snauai tax lev,
for the taxes that are 10 be collected
nett year.
Mn. Claude Betsoa. who has beet
visitlss hss pareats. NJ. asd Mrs.. l.
D. Lliy, LETT Thursday sight for Wei
llngsoa. kaa. 20 lola hse husbaat
Who u at Drssent lecassd there.
G. W. Duek. editor Of ths FewisI
Tsibuas yasssnDaals1 ty nsv. q. Q
uj6es aa1 !. L. 0nlsl. we're II Jantl
vtG1oess ~ vsl1ay. go 0als . IN
ssfoal eall q ~ es1les - lhe gsea
sanily jeusnal.
ka0as go u Juaaa W11l ~ q
~ gs11leoo q nnso10o nnsk ~ e
tssnoos. ~ M vone evoeyto1|
\. .so0e - ~ ~ ehe0 oot oNe 9
~ oooooe ooo111on, ~ - ~
Ieo e1lo1 r Z odC1oGn, A1u1l1oo0 q
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
w.s'.'n.. Visit ordw.y.

About twenty-five members Of the
local order OF w. O. w. motored TO
Ordway Tuesday evening where they
assisted In comforting degrees ON sew
eralcandidates. After the lodge sca-
sion the ordway lodge served han.
quet To which the Ia Junta delegation
did ample Justice. and Il was not un-
I'll the wee sma' hous Of the mornin'
that they returned 10 La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
lssi,.h ssessiessos sase.

8. u. Mendclson received . telegram
from Secretary Of State Lansing one
day this week. advising him that
word had been received from the war
sone 10 the effect that DR.. Ralph
Mendelson and the party Of American
physicians who were captured In Ser.
via last week. were safe and that no
alarm need be feared for their safety.
Dr. Meadelson was in charge Of q
military hospital at Uskup. Sesvia. q
the time he was made . prisoner Of
war.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Ediaor os Cher.w Adverss--r Resis,

VIA apologies. regret and thanks.
70, Goqlre 10 announce our exit from
'Asvsosperdou.''
Some Of our subscribers have paid
~ yer h advance and are villins
- trust a. assist ~ and we vill
|0enAlAhnn1 ~ BaS.-. ~ sdsGlf5 u
tAank 'asi No have subsesibsd sos
our paper and regret that Ne caaaot
kssp Il W. bst 20 are not financial.
" fixsd 70 Do Il.
We need more type. more room.
and more light. II Q man with .
few spare douas and about two
days per week 70 spare and . room
to work In would take up the news
paper business IL chsraw. hs could
make good wages but would never
get rich.
We are not making enough 10 Jus
tify ~ In engaging in the business
any longer under present coalitions.
We will Try TO refund money 70 those
Who are paid in advance and u those
II arrsass Will pay ~ ws caa do this
sooner. We Will not skip the coun.
tSy like oshsrs have done. but viii
tsy 70 Do right b. al. We may 10
SOC . DaDsr ssxt wssk bet probably
not. Call at ths baak after thirty
days for rsfsad.-chsssw Advsstis-
o..
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Pio.eer Of Il J.s.a Make. .ssrike'

Not to exceed thirty days ago,
Alex" Hickman secured . lease from
the Colorado Springs office Of STRAIT
tons Cripple Greek Mining and De-
veloping Company. ON Leasing Block
100 Of the Stratton estate. located on
the western slope Of Womack Hill.
in plain sight Of Cripple Greek. where
prospecting At surface he had found
rich float. Huge boulders out-crop-
ped at surface and the experienced
prospector was mot long In finding
It's source. The vein uncovered II
grass roots was badly shattered. but
the rock panned freely. and at the
present shallow depth attained. the
lode is clearly defined. One large
boulder. that weighed in excess OF
one quarter Of . ton required the
united strength Of three men to turn
over. showed rusty gold on It's out
side. and when broken up. was found
TO be literally yellow with free and
rusty gold in the seams. and minute
vuss. A liberal sample Of quarts
from this boulder subjected to the
fire test. returned the gold value. a
shown BY the assay certificate. OF
?As.s0 ounces. or $l.sls to the ton.
Alex Hickman was one OF the pi.
On0orS Of La Junta. succeedlnR Ru-
fus Phillips as postmaster way back
In the SOS. He was also the survi.
vor Of . Sunday morning tragedy In
. barber shop In this city in which
one man was killed. and several had
marrow escapes from being scared to
death. Hickman left La Junta about
twenty years ago and since then has
been prospecting In the Cripple
Creek district.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Park Hosss ~.

Park Hoase Flss.
La Junta's pioneer hoo1eeH ex-
perienced its most disast1o1s fire
early last Thursday mornlaG aAd
the fact that most OF 4 y gan6l
ing in all Of its pristtas may
be credited singly and 49, y the
new motor fire truck rsSe6l1Ys Ihrs
chased BY the city. Z. ~ eolevtnj
night porter at the PARK 10u5 dis.
covered smoke in The he4oe xbout
1880 o'clock In the mogalaE - At
first thought Il waa esrG4 The
.'purging" Of the turns thich
some times becomes ohstr1 erou5 and
fills the house with snokej He
found nothing wrons with ~ fur
mace. however. and comnsaabd to
make q thorough investiGntlA to
locate the cause. He at oneo AotIh.
ed Mrs. Foxworthy. and tGgsther
they proceeded to awaksa ~ hun.
dred or more guests located = the
various rooms. after turn1AG IL an
alarm for the fire depaEtment. 'Ev-
cry occupant Of the house eaee1ded
In getting out. In various 1qGPso Of
dress and undress attire. 1V4 yoang
men had to descend from - nom
on the third story BY . reDe 1adder.
The fire was located % ~ bird
floor. In . little cubby ~ uider
the caves Of the buildin& - the
south side. that IL utilised ~ : aeore
room for . varied assostupat Of
junk. When the door q ~ store
room was opened II was 6ooa1 70 be
. seething mass OF flames, and that
II had bssn burning for so0s time
was evideaced by the fAet tAat the
fire had extended 70 all Dasts ef the
msny gabled roof OF the bul11iae
When the fire deparlnsat arrived
Il did not look - though tAers uas
much chance 70 save any 30 Of De
building. ~ the flames ~ salned
such hssdway. This wsos - nst
opportunity for our new u5eor IRE
truck TO show what Il could -. Nv
ever. aAA Il surely delivsrs1 ~ 80
saer1se sv!s m1es No. ~ oes
"a Of \. n few short ml16 =
ter the alarm had been turned II
the motor truck was On the Job. and
three lines OF boss were soon playlna
on the fire. Il required the eombln.
ed energy Of five men TO hold the
one-inch nossles. - each line Of hese
was carrying lAo pounds prcssure.
The streams Of water ripped shiasles
off the roof like 10 much chaff. and
even bored holes In the side Of the
building. A. times the water seemed
TO ascead upward for = hundred feet
or more above the building
II II had been necessary to dspsad
upon city pressure TO extinguish ths
flames there wouidn't have besu
enough Of the Park House left 70 tell
that Il had ever existed. As Il was.
however. the flames were under Goa.
troll iasids Of ~ hour. and were coo.
fiasd almost exclusively TO the rool
esd . small portion Of the eAird
story. The building wss floe6ed
With water from collar 10 rarrst. aad
0ueA Of The furniture ~ili nee y
available for uss again. - most q n
was literally soaked. Very 1etle
damage was sustained. howevee. by
either tAs kisehea or the n.w bsieh
cafe % Tie north side. except fFou
water. sad Mss. Foxworthy wtl1 u
abss 70 resume buslness In ,hees at
Q vesy early date.
There wss $1,000 insursnce q
The bulldlog. aad e3.eo0 on the sus.
soture. TAs Insurance men have .set
- yel arrived % adjust the ioea.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Rocky Ford lavites Local Yeoa.aa.

Robert Mcleod Of the Brotherhood
Of American Yeoman Of this city Wis
ited La Junta Saturday evening and
extended Al lg4l(atlon 70 the mem
bsrs Of the u euopnedsr e b the
gussts Of Rocky Ford AomsSlsad on
November 30th. at which time . num-
ber q stats eefiepss win b prsssat
- : - ~ i9lStesse, -. n
- - ~ - s., I
made the svaning oas Of the most %.
Joyable character. After the business
session lunch was servcd.-Rocky
Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
,assA 1apsssseA wlsA IL Soss

ere6 ?. SoAnsea. ee i,ensees 49,
leat q ehe oo0oece(al ciub. 61 ~
enolooo sley. was . Il Janta 11lD00I
~ We1oos1ay IT. TIE first ~ 4
ewsove yoass. oa1 esosessed ugoo|
- beoao 0usA susDsissl st ~ ~
1eoooD - INN - oesseeso ~
Wes0 evosy W1egO = evt1eaeo' l -
~ oovn - ~ ~. ~. 1n1oo
esas 1ews y ~ AstasAe 111eu
~ ~ DusDese q sesussss 6rln|
~ Deeeeees ~ . vs1as 70 ~
ooe1ase - ooo11n0 O1ass g =
- y ~ = nounno
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Des Brisay.McNeen.

The McNeen home on Ration av-
enue on Thursday evening was the
scene Of = beautiful home wedding.
when Miss Gertrude McNeen became
the bride Of Mr.. Lestock Des Brisay.
of Victor. Colo. "All mankind loves
y lover" and II the faces Of the one
hundred and fifty guests assembled
to witness this marriage were q true
Indication. then the heart goes out
not to the lover alone but also to his
bride.
Miss Gertrude McsNeen belongs to
one Of the old families OF La Junta.
being the daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
James McNeen Of this city. She was
born In La Junta and with the ex-
ception Of year at Ferry Hall Sem
mary. at Lake Forest near Chicago.
and two years at Oberlin College.
from which she was graduated four
years ago. she has lived in La Junta.
until three years ago when she &C
cepted . position as teacner in the
Cripple Greek schools. II was there
that she met Mr.. Des Brisay and
there that the romance began which
eliminated In their marriage.
Mr.. Dcs Brisay. Is = young man Of
sterling worth and comes Of fine
old French family which some years
ago made its home in America. COM
Ing later to the west and eventually
to Colorado. He graduated from the
state university At Boulder. where
he completed the engineering course.
and was affiliated with the Phi Delta
Theta there. He II At present en-
ployed - civil engineer on the Port
land mine near Victor.
Promptly at 1880 O'Clock the or
chestfa began the beautiful prelude
70 Lohsngrin's Bridal Chorus and
the groom and his best man took
their places 10 the spacious living
roe0 70 svait@ehs bridal party. The
prelule sadeA and ~ Il was succeed
- ~ hHa1Fannp oe tAs BRIDAL Chor-
l ~. Yylhian Wlnahall
pslessi - =
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
cAassslDss ussAssss xess sassAas

CAassslIes Dsslfesl vtsl Isessss
g ~ 1oeehellse eAureA nest Mea.
~ ovoo1ag, ~ oeeasooa booag ~
ooooo1 as0hee g ~ lyeooQ eoossa
(01B ~ ooDDooos q ~ 1Doeho11s(
DcnUnoo1. ~ o1n1s1oa ~ =
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
Exssrs Assssasaass a. III. -

4 haa1 q seeeuaeass esperto fso0
eAe oeSleo q 0tate Auditor 4ol1lx.
seasle1 vert 1ose "Wednesday 0oea.
oas - % offleial Inspection ool
cAsc& q the beoks aad accou11o q
the eounsy treasurer. they elpeee
- - eaGaso1 - this WORT ~ Z
oesSo1 - two Woeks. After 30ooA.
oee ~ ~ souaty treasurer's oooka
shsy vill tackle sena Of the ot1GB q.
vsees u ~ eeuse hosse. and + = -.
Dosee1 eAae eoeh oae. Of ,hGD Wtll
suffer . similar fAss.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06

SUsS" sosss s0cy WusU s0ssOWS0 -
the maid Of honor. Miss Helen Nc.
Neeu. sister Of the bride. In pink
crepe meteor and princess lace. car.
rying . bouquet Of beautiful La
France roses. Following on the
arm Of her father. and attended by
her flower girl. little Miss Helen
Mayhem. bearing y pink lined has
kct Of blossoms. came the bride.
dainty and charming In her bridal
veil with gown Of white crepe meteor
with silver lace and seed pearls. and
carrying . shower bouquet of brides
roses and lilies Of the valley. They
were met by the groom and his best
man and were led 10 the bower Of
green set with white chrysanthemums
and roses. which had bccn arranged
on the south side of the living room.
and here Rev. Emmanuel Payne.
pastor Of the bride. pronounced the
beautiful and impressive marriage
service which united these two youns
people for life.
A. the Close Of the service the or.
chestsa broke into Meadelsohn's Re
cessionsl Triumphant. and bride and
groom recesved the congratulations
Of their friends.
A deiishtfuI iuncheon vas served
70 the guests In the diains room and
The bridal party repaired 10 the
breakfast room where luncheon was
served them. followed BY the cutting
u the brides cake. . white wonder
susmosated By . brides rose from
which burst forth . cupid. sIl Ia
white.
Mr. aad Mrs. Des Drisay left fol.
Dowing the luncheon. taking ths
trails for the east where . short
honeymoon wiil b. spent. after which
they will be ~ home In Victor.
Amosg the heautifui decorations
st The wedding were the orange bios
|soms seat By friends 10 Caiisornia,
lhese together with the white and
plnk chsysasthemams with hack
ground Of smttax. made . beautiful
sesllag for this wedding pictvrs
which viii liages long In the memoir
81 those Who saw u.
Amosg the out Of towa suesti
we're: Mlss MARY Des Drisay. ol
Boulder: Mlas Mayone ibeasine. ol
| Cesesa1e seslsss: A. n. Easllsh. oI
v1elos: Mtss AItce Williamson. oI
voeoos: NJ. ao1 Mes. Norris Heos. d
Wiser: ne. as1 Mn. Carroll lssa1sa
|ee neehy Hsrd. aal NJ. aad Mn
Doassy D. 0oswoo1. q keeky poe1.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-06
lIsAs Nave Nssssss Tssa.

lAse saturday svsaias the Sunday
seAool q q. Andrews ehureh hsl1
shslP usual Nallowe'sa Dasty at ths
seseesy. An vsee n eessuDe an1
aasts1. aa1 . ~ aa1 festive -.
Deaso1se was Deeseale1 aloag With
~ welr1 lelnss q Hajlsws'so. TAs
seeos vsee 1sesssael WITH Da0p-
hlao go bloek eats. A. ~ Gypev
w ~ sesssnss q ~ yeuag islks
- na1s Qults . tls. Whlls vais-
~ ~ ~ eeov1 - oathes . 1aeoe
sunbos - ~ esov1 oasa1e1 ~
slseoeo - ehs1s 0heso1v atalee. ~
uenal oooes woso Oonyol 80 afoes
~ un0aGklag ~ egeo0. eate 81
ena1v Uoeo oogvo1.
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6. =. 1oodn, ~ ~ y efl1u1ees
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Whea the House Takes Fire.

Used early, glass of water has
more value than a fire brigade Il
the amount OF water at hand is limited
it should be thrown by handfuls rath-
er than in a single dash A bucket
Of water and broom to sprinkle :
constitute good extinguisher for q,
starting fire. Don't throw water at
the blaze-much less at the smoke
but upon the material from which the
blaze comes. A coat. a rug, a bed
cover, or few pounds of -four can be
used to smother a small blaze and q,
feather bed will choke a quite rapa-
cious fire.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Mistake Somewhere.

"Yaas,'' said Uncle SiIas. my son
Bill hez got back from special
course he's been a-takin' at college
with a piece O. paper signed by tn
'thorities sayin' as how he's an A. NJ
I dunno what an A NJ is, but Tn
afeardey they's some mistake about
it, for judgin' from the time he gifts
down to breakfast he behaves more
like a P. NJ. ter me-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Cas- at EIrst Not Apprselatsd

Like most other useful inventions,
gas was at first treated with ridicule
and the early companies for its manu-
facture were for many years anything
but successful in their operations, and
indeed, were carried on at a loss As
our readers know, they are now
among the most profitable OF under
takings- Even when displaced as an
an iluminant. gas viii always have
a great value fog heating purposes
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
No. IO749.

First published in Hays Free Press
June IS, 1915.
No. IO74e.
Trea5Hry Department, O6Te Of the Comp
frOiLer Of the CzrTtH0, Warrington, D.
C., june II, 1875.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, It has
been made TO appear that
1.-THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF VICTORIA
in the city Of Victoria, In the County
of Ellis and State of Kansas, has COM
piled with all the provisions Of the
Statutes of the United States required
to be complied with before an assOeia-
ton shall be authorized 70 commence
the business of Banking;
Now THEREFORE, 1, THOMAS P.
KANE, Acting Comptroller Of the Cur
rency, do hereby certify that
1.-THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF VICTORIA
In the city of Victoria, in the County Of
Ellis and State of Kansas, is author
lied to commence the business OF Bank
ing as provided in Section Fifty-one
hundred and sixty-nine Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness
my hand aad Seal of Office this
seventeenth day Of June 1915.
(sEAL) T. P. KANE,
Acting conptrOller Of the Currency.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21


ralro and the said
railroads public
a
Moreover
cherish that
the railroads able to take themselves
to the railroads requires
situation therefore
perform eass service has heretofore public
nucn than willing of
tposSb
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Screws Really Date From 1896.

Until the nineteenth century the
manufacture of screws was a rather
crude process of forging and cutting
with hand tools Small screws were
little known or used before 1886, but
in that year machinery began TO be
constructed both in this country ano
abroad and screwmaking became thor
oughly established
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Thrust at Scotch EruoaIitx.

No wonder the Scotch get ricl,''
said man, laying down a magazine
about the multimillionaires of Scottish
blood. mo wonder" He pulled his
Havana thoughtfu1ly. can Irisdmar
and Scotchman went into a bar one
day" he said. But the Irishman mao
no money" He blew a fragrant cloud
towards the ceiling. $50 they came
out" he said, without drink. Lon
don Opinion.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Early American PIows.

The first important Invention of a
pillow in this country to be patented
was by Jethro Wood in 1919 He was
a resident of Scipio. N. Y. and the
first patent for sulky plow in Amer.
ica was granted TO H. Brown in 1874,
but practical plows of this type were
not made until 1864.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Not in the Geo1rachy.

Bobby heard his mother tell his ia
Their that her mother. who was i'll
was in comatose state and she mus
go to her at once. Bobby immediate
ly ran for his geography and looked
diligently for some time through it
Finally he brought it to his father ano
said: Father, 1 can't find the state
of comatose in here. viii your
Judge. d.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
s5zuzer S5He

The s72-Szr fife was invented by
&C Aar5er brothers, who were born
= NUTttenbeTg. Germany In 1867
he brothers left Germany and set
ID i LisCs The Spanish troops
sc Sponish-American war were
ned with I, and derived great ad-
-GtaEe II elective rife fire over the
E:~I-can volunteer regiments armed
iii lie Springfield As.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Look for the Best,

If your eyes look for nothing but
evil you will always see evil tri-
umphanc; but if you have learned to
let your glance rest on sincerity, SIM
pteness. truth, you will ever discover,
deep down in all things, the silent
oyerpowering victory of that which
you iove.-Maeterlinck.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-08-21
Farmho1se conxenienees.

= sink with hot and cold water over
I Is 2 great convenience, but if this
s Cot &c be mad IN a country home
7u,lps leading from both cistern and
eel may be had. so that steps may
'e saved 5y 1ot having 10 carry wa
= frCIn the outside. There ought TO
p drain 70 carry away all surplus
etc 3nc stops from the sink
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Hang a Hammock
In Some Inviting Spot

Health and hammocks are synony-
nous, for nothing enables one to
get so much quiet rest and the en-
joyment OF pure fresh air as ham
mock hung In coy spot around
the home.
We have good substantial ham
mocks that are bargains at the
prices we ask. You viii get more
than full value In comfort for every
cent Of cost. Enjoy hot weather II
hammock. Prices $2.75 to 81
c. a. Hardness.
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Unity of Human PACE Admitted.

OHiLJ OF 1ul1an FaoS NcmIIte1.
All scientists recognize and admit
the unity Of the human race. and At
tribute seeming variations TO physical
conditions, environment ard habits.
TIE points Of physical identity amcag
the different races are far more nu-
nerous and important than the points
o. Inference.
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You Can Rent this Pisno

And if it is satisfactory, buy it later
and we viii apply all rent paid on the
price-or we will sell it now at special
price to responsible party on easy
monthly, quarterly or semi-annual
terms. Write for particulars at once
to
THE KNIGHT-CAMPBELL Music Co,
Hts Denver, Colorado.
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Hays, September 7.

Should you or your enid have any
thing wrong with the eyes, ears, nose
or throat or need glasses, make date
with DR.. III. Jay Brown, Office In Wat
son Building, Salina, Kansas. or see
him at Brunswick Hotel, September
7th, Ellis Sth and Russell 9Th.
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would have been a leader among men,
but at this period of world evolution,
he cannot make hand at batting fish
hooks.