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Cheyenne record., 1916-07-27
FI;iST VIEW NEWS,

Mike Dwyer spent Sunday in
our burg.
Lee Roush was in the county
seat Saturday.
]. A. Hoffman was in town
Saturday.
Jas. Curtis was plowing fire
guards Saturday.
Rev. Kieffer held catholic serv
ices Sunday.
]. B. Hassman was in town
Monday.
MIR. and Wrs. Wier were in
town Monday.
Mrs. A. Ruck was caller here
Tuesday.
The road gang are building a
concrete bridge east OF town.
Lucille Woodrow is visiting rela
tives in Denver this week.
Luther Blanchard returned
from Seattle Washington, Tues
day.
Mrs. G. C. Calvert. Lillian
Roush and Mrs. Virgie Hull were
in town Monday.
A fine COW belonging to Guy
Robinson. was killed by lightning
last week.
C. S. Gowdy is spending his
vacation with his family at the
Kerr ranch. :,
Mabel Garvik, Mrs. jackson
and Mrs. Geo. Fredricks were
callers here Saturday.
w. R. Chapel, representing
the Colorado Springs Creamery
Company. was in towI Monday.
John Halde, Roy Derry, and
J. u. Pickering and son John,
and A. B. Ellis were transacting
business here Monday.
w, N. Limits and Francis Bar
ton, autoed to town Saturday.
Mr.. Limits was just learning to
run the car, but seemed to have
the critter under control.
Word has just been received
here of the death of Mrs. Merle
Rowley at Central City Iowa. Mr.
and Mrs. Rowley lived here for a
number of years and their many
friends here extend sympathy to
the bereaved husband.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-27

men VINO Ot3ICcO tne OOuStiLus
ton evidently believed in public.
ity., They thought 1.-The folks
back home'' had a right to know
how members Of congress voted
on every question.
Those who came after Them
however were of another mind SO
they invented the committee of
the whole" and this is the way it
works.
When a bill of any Importance
is called up for consideration the
gentlemen in charge of it moves
that that the House resolves it
self into committee of the whole
for the consider 1tion Of Bill mum
ber-
The motion is declared carried
and the speaker calls some men,
her to the chair to preside while
the House is in committee of the
whole.
WHAT HAPPENS
That is all that happens except
you can not order the roll called
in the committee of the whole
and it is in the committee of the
whole that bills are debated and
amended.
Many a worthy bill has been
, amended to death in committee
of the whole and the Record did
not reveal the names of those
who delt the fatal blows. Time
and time again l have seen mem
hers vote one way in committee
of the whole" and the opposite
way in the House. Thus their
records" were safeguarded.
OF course. I know the argu-
ments which are always advanc-
ed in favor of the committee of
whoIe"-- that it sa Ies time by
preventing roll calls and affords
members greater freedom of act
, ion because their votes are not
recorded.
There is nothing to either argu
ment. IT business were trans
acted in the open House. the roll
wonid not be called on every
question. The mere fact that a
record vote could be secured
when desired would end the at
rempt to "kniJe" bills in secret.
As to the second reason, l have't
much respect for the legislator
who will not vote his convictions
| in the presence of his constitu-
ents. Such a man should never
be permitted to transact public
business in the dark.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-27

H. E. Messick and family WIS.,
tied at the Rahe ranch last Sum
day.
Irwin Rahe returned home from
he Kansas harvest fields last
Sunday.
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-27


He now has an able and very ac-
complished assistant in Mrs.
Cline and will doubles mount the
uttermost rounds in the ladder of
success.
Winthrop Olmstead will ac-
company the Frontier Band to
Cheyenne this year. 1t is an or
ganization of which all of east
ern Colorado and Western Kans-
as should be proud. The boys
dressed as Frontiers men made
the biggest hit at the wild west
celebration last year. We are
wondering what stunts they ex-
pect to pull off this time. but are
assured that they will acpuit
them selves creditably in what
ever roll they may appear.
There is getting to be the best
set of boosters in the Arapahoe
country that ever happened. A
Missourian made this statement
on our streets the other day.
Some of your business people are
not quite right yet, but cannot
get single farmer to say that
he is willing to sell out and leave
the country. They are all stick
ers, and when l asked about the
other fellows farm it was describ
ed as being as good as his own
| l like this spirit and am coming
here to live.
There is a splendid opening
here for a boarding and rooming
house, people are turned away
each day for meals and are set
adrift for a bed. Why does not
some one take advantage of this
opportunity before the grain
hauling season begins agai-' and
accommodate the farmers in this
community with nice warn meals
There is in addition to the i'm
mediate community trade.
enough transients to support a
good industry besides the COM
mercial men who should come
here, if encouraged.
Claude Shriner disked ten acres
of ground one day last week. an
"EveritS 80" was used for loco
motion and performed its part
without making an error. Less
than 5 gallons of gas and two
quarts of oil uterlized for this
piece of work. An eastern Colo,
will undertake any thing once,
but the most visionary citizens
scarcely believed that the time
would come when motor power
would assist in cultivating the
/ soil here. Lee Kibbee tried rid
| ing the disc few rods but de-
| clared that was worse than any
pitching broncho he ever mount
ed. The speedometer registered
between three and five miles per
hour.
Arapahoe was deserted last
Wednesday. every one went to
the picnic at the Olmstead grove
given by the owner, Mr. Ohm
stead complimentary to his son
| and daughter who are from Ills.
for an indefinite stay. Some one
counted twenty-five autos, and a
dozen teams. any way the crowd
| numbered about 200. Tne din
ner was a feast: The ball game
| was good every one was happy.
Mrs. Olmstead has been a resi-
dent here for the past eight years
H. is q highly respected and in
dustrious citizen. His home is a
| monument to his faith in the
| country. 1t will be worth your
| while to see this attractive spot
| in the heart of the plains country
| where hospitality prevails per-
petually.
v,uCv,D Jf,N Nh =
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-27
Washington Letter
By Edward Keating
(Consressman from the third Colorado
District.

fCouRressman from the third COLORADO
district.
A few days ago I encountered
one Of the best known of Wash
ington's brilliant corps of news
paper correspondents. He had
lust returned from a tour of New
York state undertaken for the
purpose of ascertaining public
sentiment on the presidential
campaign. His views were CIV
en- additional value by the fact
that, prior to taking the trip, he
had been loud in his predictions
that Hughes would be the next
president Of the United States.
eff the election were held to-
morrow" he said, Wilson would
carry New York by tremen-
deus majority, My trip was an
eye-opener for me. / had been
sitting around the lobbies of
Washington hotels listening to
the gossip of politicians and |
had been persuaded that Wilson
was a dead one. but bless your
soul when you get; out among
the people he's the liveliest cor
pse you ever saw.
Talk about Hughes carrying in
the state of New York is all nom
sense. He will be mighty lucky
if he: carries in the rock-ribbed
Republican counties upstate but
he hasn't the ghost Of a show III
the big city.
OF course down in wall street
you hear stcckgamblers swearing
at the administration but they
don't cast many votes.
Why is Wilson popular? HE
KEPT US OUT OF WAR; That's
the answer. You hear it every
where
The Democrats might as well
shut up their headquarters right
now. Wilson doesn't need head
quarters.
His headquarters are to be
found in the heart of everv moth
er who has a son, every wife
who has a husband. and every
girl who has a sweetheart. He
has kept us out of war.
REPUBLICANS SUP
PORT ADMINISTRATION
Thirsy-nine Republicans voted
with the Democrats to pass the
administrations new revenue
bill. This in the face of the efforts
of the Republican leaders to in
duce their followers to present Il
solid front in opposition. The
Democrats were united and jubi-
liant. The bill apparently satisfied
every faction in the party.
> In some espects it is the best
revenue bill ever submitted 10
Congress. As I have stated IN
previous letters it meets the cost
Of Preparedness" by increasing
the income taA and levying a tax
ON iuheritances and munitions of
war.
& The Republicans who voted for
the bill came from the middle
west. Many OF them entleavorsd
30 emasculate the measure while
they had it in committee of the
whole. where it is impossible to
secure a record vote but when
the roA was called they changed
front and made bid for the ia.
vor Of their constituents.
2 A VICIOUS INSTITUTION
The committee of the whole
il q vicious institution and should
be abolished.
The constitution provides that
''the yeas and nays ct either
ho,ase Of congress on any question
shall. at tn. desire of one-fifth o.
those present be enterel on the
Journal.
That means that when busi-
Cheyenne record., 1916-07-27

Chamberlain the dentist viii. be
here Wednesday and Thursday
August End and Bird.
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.hnndisn Julius Kcssier q Co.. : case
merchandise Moutozuma Grocery a
Liquor Co. ! uasc merchant ....
The folluwi ing dona'"i trroush
View Mexico cYalr co. san TsIup
cigar factory zoe Ia Nos.t ,s,rs
falR Tobacco 30. 5000 ..euf,ties.
Iirgott a Myers ,W \ IHvl,rI. o.
600 ft'ima cigarettes.
THE following donate ~ ough
E%arIckson a Saniu: II, ,iat Gland
Mncaroni co, cases -uid'u eggs
noodles tarus a Brother Co.. 8 car
tons fdReNorth ready rubbed smok -
iug tobacco. Earickson a Snhiu. I
box wild Rose rylcsrine .a1p SOM
mor Richardson's, assotlm'nt candy
s%pccialtics.
The following donated through
Crescent Hardware Co Nomsen-
Dunncgan Ryan CO.. ! ,1ryiug set
Crescent Hardware Co. z b. O'CLOCK
ten, value SG.6o,
The following donated through :
Kahn: Hccht Bros. clothing Co.
bows suit: : Kahn. I lot ribbon
idc follow ing donated through 7
Eurber n Go. Avery a som I nigh
grade pillow j. Korbcr a CO. ! 81
auto robe.
The following donated through 7
.. TAYLOR. manager VIII, Elephant.
Western BAR " Bottlcrs supply Co
8 stcins. white Elephant 2 bottles
| merchaudiFc.
The following donated through
| Stamm-Heniamin Fruit co: Ontario
| Cucamonga Fruit Excharro. 70 boxes
| Quail brand oranges aud lemons
The following donated through w
| y. Wells. ~ willard, son a Co.
| pair fur gloves.
The following donated through pr
| ,hns \. Ellor. Pepsodeuf company
10 packages %Pepsodent tooth paste.
The following donated through W
! 4. Moore: J.. Lewis Cigar Mfg co.
200 Melba cigars.
The following donated through ks
tier. Collister Co: \. Stein n Co,
dozen Paris garters.
The following donated through .
T.. Kuhz. Anheuser-Busch Brewinl
| Assn. : barrels merchandise.
The following donated through
Fraua -. Kruskc; California Suga'
A. White Pine Co, 4, copioS "frOn
Forest To- Finished Product
John McTecr, general agent. Mis-
sour state life: First year premium
on $1,000 20 payment life policy.
+. y. S~,hwentker, general fiagcni
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
First years premium on $1,000 p
payment lifr policy.
-. J. purand, manager. Kansa'
CITY Life Insurance GO: First year.
premium ON $1,000 20 payment lt'
policy.
II. NJ PRAY. agency manager, Equit
able Life Insurance Co: First year
premium ON st.00O 90 payment hf'
policy.
W e. Koim. agency manager pc
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BARGAINS WILL
Be AVAILABLE At
ElkS' SHOW
Everything from an Automo.
bile to a Cake Of Soap to Be
Obtained at Follies In New
Building This Month.

bargains That's what the Elks viii
give at their "Follios' to be held M
week of March 20 IN the new ClrD
house. Tho Flks have received dona-
tons of an sorts, ranging from m au-
toiuuhilo to O cake of soap. aud these
They will Distribute at their Folli.s.
hy sale ur Otherwise. They declare
thai az they got them Tor nothiug
th,y can l,t them go cheap and ain
make a proflt. and that Is what they
propose - do.
donations have been rolling In in
such variety ana multitude that tho
! rooms ui the club building these days
lpuh more like a general merchandise
warch'mso than anything else. 1t Is
Estimated that close to $4,000 worth
81 goods nun are stored IN the build
IN. al duly protected by insurance
nllicice donated by local agents.
l~ieauiation fire sale prices are tn
/ prevail at the Follies, the antlered
nc Say. and anyone who misses a
Chnnro 10 T. whatever he or she
! most desires az the Follies Will have
10 go elsewhere and pay more for II
later.
The donation list ~ as long a. c
Santa he railroad ticket around the
world n begins with the big seven
passenger auto given by the local
Studon0Scr agency, ana nobody Yet
has found out where II ends. The list.
as nearly complete AZ IL h. today. is
as Follows:
The Studcbakcr Co. Mr.. g. NJ. Bar
BIER. state representative 1915 series
It' passenger S~tudebnker - h. p,
touring ear.
western Mortgage CO.. T.. l.. Crosse.
Nion president one years insuranc,
on the automobile donated hoy tho
S~tudchakcr company.
Nict"r-Amcricnn Fuel company.
Gibson. y. NJ: / carload oi coal.
The following donated through
Whitney Co. C~nttaraugus cutlery Co,
J razor. n Mueller Mfg Co, I YAM
ke" acrcvdriyor: Rochester stamping
Go. aicuhol chpfing dish. Hibbard
pcnyUr. Bartlett Co, 100 match
aios. puhrssen a Pfaitz. 20 c~lcctri,
sht globes. Capewell Horseshoe Nail
'u. 2 boxes horseshoe nails. Shap-
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mus r,htfui days are assured. peaceful
|ishis are experienced. morning sickness,
lsadncl.. apprehension and Other dis
|rrs-c~ are among the various things which
komcIL everywhere relate they entirely Is
|apcd by using Mothers Friend. AMI by
T. eject upon ihe muscles the form Ia re-
aimed and they return n their natural.
Smooih contour after baby IL tDrn.
Get u bottle ~ this invaluable aid o. expx.
fau, mothers. Any druggist will supply yuu.
is harmless but wonderfully effective.
Write 10 Bradncid Regulator Co. as La
par hldg.. Atlanta, Ga for 70 specially writ
'n guide book for women Interested In tho
|nhiert 81 maternity. II will prove an inspi.
aiion. " contains Information that every
fo'nai should know oil aLDut. Write today.
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leigh Hardware Co, / carving set |
Geo. Tritch Hardvar, co. / nut bowl;
stsmpius A 4. Works. 4 gas
oline lamp. / sasnhn. ron. 1 gasoline
lantern. Merchant A Evans Co, I s.
O'Clock tea Hosue.W.nste Lead CO.
fire extinguish.r; BIish, Mize A Sci.
iiman, I set 81 SILVER; u.ndri, 4 Bolt
hon Mfg. co. I set of automobil.
wrench,s. Union Hardware CO.,
nshing rod: stanley Rul. A Level Goa,
! set of chisols. L.ufkin i,ule
. dozen steel rules. , dozen pocket
tapes. Winchester Repeating Arms
Co. | repeating shotgun. the Howe
scale Co, ! Howe agate bearing port
able scale. Gates Handle CO., J spo-
cially prepared set ~ handles; the
Majestic Mfg. CO., | set of Majestic
kitchen w,re; NJ. J. oFaiIon supply
CO., | laNatury t,VI; l.. WON MIS-.
Co, ] porcelain sink: Kansas CITY
Pump Co., ! lavatory' tlauss smear
Co, ) dozen cigar clippers.
The following donated through me
Meyers Co.; ROYAL Brewing CO., >
cases merchandise: sunny Brook DIS
tillery CO.. ? cases merchandise Cor
ming n Co, ? cases merchandise. A.
row Distilleri.q. | ease merchandise.
Chas. r.. Althon. loo high grade eli
CARS: John j. Gresor. zoe Tom Rus
sell cigars: Taylo, n VILLA ms, . cases
merchandise; sweet Valley Wine Co d.
/ case merchandise. Clark Bros. ~
Co, , cases merchandise; Italian
swiss Colony. 9 eases m~erchandis q,
pabst Brewing co., 4 barrels mer-
chaudisc: Garrett 4 Co, > cases mer-
chlndise: the Meyers Co. | case mer-
%chandiso; r.. n. TAYLOR. Jr. a SONS. ?
eases.
The f.llowipy dopated through
,b,s tt,.,d 90 Vim X,l,k, chs,
lac, sonn. nmo cnrliss A. ca. lo,
al p.,e,s. MIN ,hocolat. and pond's
s,.ci,u.s Nichit, ,ronmerv 90. a
ununas p,orI.ss hutt.r. rudahv pack
mic 20 snan -dep.rmep,. eases
,o,l., so,n 4 c,s,s LAUNDRY soar.
,Vm w,tyl,v Ir a., 10 bnxes Wrig-
lows double mint rum. ID. Ghiradcii
90. cas-. 4, lbs. ground hocolate
Lindquist Cracker CO.. lot Of Lind
qGist sweet crackers. Morton Salt
Co, | case Murton's free running salt.
the Mentholatum Co, > dozen Men,
tnoiilunl. QUAKER oats 90, : 'uS'h
Quaker oats. Lamar NJ. A. r.. Co. lot
OF Diamond NJ. hour, Dodge city Il.
a ". CO.. lot OF old Homestead i,our;
J. Il. Armsby co. | case assert n
canned fruit: Kuncr Pickl. CO.. lot II
! Kuner pickles and condiments. cali
fornia Fruit Gamers Assn, case Of
highest grade assorted AIMED fruits;
Diamond Match co, cases SAT- nom"
matches: American 'ohnpanF'
zoe cigars II. NJ. sawyer a SON !
dozen saw>er's Excelsior slick"rs' OK
lctto SAFETY Razor CO., ] ii'iette sai'-
~ razor: coleman Lamp 'o.' NJ
o-Litc; Emerson DRUG 60. ! gross
htomo-scitzeri Harrington a
son Arms CO.. ] automatic. rs caliber'
. In revolver. hamfnerlcss 81 'alihcr
3a la. nickel pearl revolver he fNl-
Ter warren Co. range
Hlodgctt a orusell CO. 90 dolen iona
y c'arks pest siN-cord thread; y. Is
Fairbanks Co, ! hos FAIRY soap, i
box Polly Prim soap.
The following donated through
| Gross-Eclly Co: .Jacuues Manufacture
ing CO.. | case a. doz., 2Sc cans *. c.
| baking powder. HEAVIER Soap Co.
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anu " nltuf.lIy iii
rccfs thought rs 10 the
comfort ~ the mother
during that Wonderful
f'rioi OF cspcctanc
Mothers who know rrr
ommcni Meth cr's
Ericnd,." n IL an ,x.
trfnal remedy for the
stretching muscles. en-
ahl,s t,sru la expand
without undue strain.
assists the organs to
crowd against nerves.
"a pull al Ilieamcnts
"a thus avoid pain.
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vas h~cchuras, son rihcteadas en- I'll
carte inferior ' Z caJal.c, COMO WI
g~sr~:entc - dice. Is uias con q mis-
mo g"nero dc II fa,ia Q cl mime
70 \ 10 indica: otras con III trcn-
ella mas o mcnos ancha: ctr&s con nj
5icS &c raso.
Todas estas guarnicionos tienea cl
misrlo lin: cont:ibuir al Undo abrir-
de abaMico-Que haceH los p~liegues
debi&o 4! ancho del vae!o, pefo SC
tcniendo IN POGO Q! genera.
E".gen que ID fa!da sea Eien re
donda porquc hace r"sa.tar el oil
tolro, Y hay ciertos g9nc.os que Sc
tuercen Y sc dcfo!m&H % solo Il
prirnera prueba. Y entonceS hay que
cam:i"r varias veccs ci ribete Q guar.
nici.n, 10 que cs fastjdioSo y quita
vista al aspccto de l. ta.Ga. Por -
aatcs &c tcrmirar y coSer 81 ribcte,
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te : e co,c " mano. : nunto pcr!;d
sonre i.
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a. .a!'as ds Jaftet@s 0 sed" -!eMn.f
9. entertainments VA" Una "e ou1''A'
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para cmp,carlo. pues vicncn estes
% arc,ros rrc~qGos = teiiIas y p-op5-
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ESta "a ma or0rtUnidad nunca vista has.
"a 10Y. TcaaiLuS una regular ~rN:SiclCi1
Sc rSiUS jnccus Y listed dcDr Comrrar 7
ahnra que - lr prcScnta IA OCCASION lie
coa<cgUIr pOr si."1 10 que cn rG3!qu.Er
b1tira L. Guest: caand0 mcnn+ S3..J. lie
abSrramOS S!.?S. lila viStO USED janlas
algD s,'mciaG;": Fl IuegO :" cOiuIonc Ga
IRA raIa dc iulvO para "a cara. una bo-
III iC Crema para n PEI. I'M Jab6n Palm
oil : otro Green Oh" para III cara, in
jaLhn de- vIOlcta Y otrO medicinal. IN no
l.. dc ro!d-creltE. IN jab6n para lai ina
nos Y DO. rra*"o~ IL ma@rliICO perfume
"n' Luxe" In tGIa!. once artiCu!OS &c
rr'Inera cjlidau. p"r ci baLi"!iNo gr"Tio III
Sl..p. y uSici O. hoIrbC". I'll '"rfnana,
Ill mama . Ill nUyiT H. acrid"CGrau uIu-
c.6 an rrga!u q" r-tc >UDc:blO rstuche
de- agilCulO- de- tOcaGOr.
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LOS HiBITiNTES DE ISP.iiiEN
RECIBfER0N CON Algeria y
LOS RUSDS
seryicio exclusive para Ia pRENSA.

pETR0GRtDO. Mario 26.-Cn
mcn=aja rrcibid6 IN rs!a capital pro
crdente d. Ispahan. ia cuenta de-
Tue las trcnas ruSaS 1ue ocuparon
..sa roblaci6n dospu"s de- derrotar a
los turcns. fueron rccihidoS con
grandes murstraS DE- rcSoc!io par
parte de- los itabitantcs lie asa ciu-
dad.