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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-01-13
No 20

%, Jackson township, daughter
of Webster Clark.
Harrison L. Magoto, %, labor
er. Mercer Co., Ohio. and Daisy
M. Fliney, Al, OsgoOd. daughter
of Jacob Fliney.
Claude E. Baker, 95, rural mail
carrier. Union City, son of Sam
uel A. Baker, and Ada M. Thorn
as. 80, Washington township,
daughter of Irwin W. Thomas.
Hayes Fry, q, farmer, Miami
Co., o., son of VIM. Fry. and
Ethel E. Splitter, %, Franklin
township, daughter of William
Splitter.
REGISTER. OF DLEDs.
Mary C. Arnett to Henry Trie-
ber, 20 acres in Patterson town.
ship. $1,000.
Aaron ]. Bussard to Jacob
Hiestand, lot A in Rossville, $3.50.
W. A. Derr to Jacob Hiestand
and Harold W. ThornhiIl, . small
tract in Rossburg, $145O.
Ella V. St. Clair to VIM, B.
Pickering, part lots "a ard 10 in
Greenville, $4,000.
]. G.. Clinton to George e.
Stump, 40 acres in German town.
ship, $4,000.
George W. Stephens to Jose.
phine Stephens, quit claim to lot
355 in Arcanum, 81.
Gertrude C. Buchy TO Eliza
Weitbrecht, quit claim to 10 ac-
res in Greenville township, 81.
Otis A. Gerhart to Vandalia
White, four lots in Hollansburg,
81.
Same to Kenneth White, lot Ill
in HolIansburg, 81.
John F. Hemmelgarn to Lloyd
Hobbs, 20 acres in Wabash town
ship, $1,000.
Same to J. H. Hobbs. 20 acres
in Wabash township, $4,000.
S. C. Riegel to Conrad Kipp,
quit claim to 161 acres IN Neave
township and part outlot 9 in
Greenville, 81.
Same to Carrie Riegel, quit
claim to 80 acres in Van Buren
township and part lots 122 and
1913 in Greenville, 81.
Conrad Kipp to S. C. Riegel,
1T acres in Brown township. 81.
Ira Rookstool to Clifford Ny
ers, lot PAT in A m, $14OO.
C. E. Beichler to V. S. Marker,
1O1 acres in Greenville township,
$14, 900.
w. S. White to Frank Fetch
er, lots % and "a in New Wes-
ton, $1,000.
D. L. Thompson to Henry
Stammen, 158 acres in Mississin-
ava township, S2l,6 600.
Linn Brown to Henry Young,
lot 1717 in GreenvilIe, $95.
F. u. Schreel to Albert Nc
Fadden, lot 38 in Castine, $780,
Children Cry
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-01-13
COuRT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

Sale bill filed in estate of Sar-
ah C. Rohr.
Waldo Hoke was committed to
the Dayton State Hospital.
Certified copy of will of Samu-
ell R. Anson from Circuit court
of Randolph Co., Ind, fled, also
certified copy of letters testa-
mentary therein issued to Lavina
B. Anson, executrix, filed.
Petition to sell wards real es-
tate filed in guardianship of Ruth
G. Flatter.
Bertha E. Michael was appoin-
ted administrative of estate of
Orange Michael; bond $4,000.
Same filed application to compro-
mise claim for wrongful death of
decedent.
Eliza Weitbrecht was appoint
ed administrative of estate of
Jacob F. Weitbrecht; bond $4,000.
Last will of s. C. Riegel was
filed for probate and record.
First and final account filed in
estate IF Clarissa A. Bryscn.
Commission appointed to take
deposition of witnesses to wills
of Mary M. and D. W. Caryer.
Order of public sale of real es
tate returned, confirmed anG
deed ordered in estate of Agnes
Wiley.
First account filed in guard
ianship of Andrew StOcker.
Application filed for appoint
ment of an administrator of es
tate of Leander S. Clapp.
Application filed for appoint
ment of a guardian for Joseph B
Littman.
secOpd and final account file'
in guardianship of Ethel Shiver
decker and others.
Sale bill filed in estate of D
w. C. Shiverdecker.
Inventory and appraisemen
filed in estate of Louis Dapore.
! Inventory and appraisemen
filed in estate of VIM. M. Hal
per.
: First and final account filed i
estate of Daniel Weitbrecht.
Second and final account file
in estate of L. r. Householder.
inventory and appraisemeI
; filed in guardianship of JOsia
Grill.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
VIM. H. Kaufman. "a. farme
Salem, Ind, and Iowa o. Clar
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-01-13
oREENvILLE, OHIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1916

emeral green. Sport coats con-
trast or match one color of the
striped skirt which is much in
evidence at Palm Beach. and 9TH
er resorts, and silk jerseys are as
much worn as last season though
the tailored jacket is a bit smart
er just now and velveteen makes
a great many sport coats.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-01-13
January Chances.

The shops are all offering Won
-derful chances for orIproftable in
vestment of Christmas money, in
garments for Immediate wear as
well as in advance warm wealth
er types. Furs are reduced to
figures that seem especially at
tractivs when all the coldest wea-
ther is yet to come! Smart full
length coats Of seal, dyed musk
rat trimmed with skunk and 9TH
er pelts, and Of caracul similarly
combined are in many cases pric-
ed at a third less than at the be.
ginning of the season was told
at C. G. Shayne and Company
and the demand for foxes, ir
cross and black, blue and white.
or red skins shows no signs Of
waning.
Beaver continues in excellent
vogue, and is one of the mos
durable of furs.
VERONA CLARKE.
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Gettysburg.

IN progress 1Or a week WlCn
good attendance and interest
Last night Rev. L. E. Carr de
lNered a very appropriate ser
mon for the occasion in our M. E.
pulpit. The audience was very
large and it is hoped, after being
heard by so many, that some
good results will follow.
On last Friday the Franklin
township high school and oul
school gave a contest in our school
auditorium in the way of some
sort of a program and a debate,
the question of which was "Pre-
paredness," The Franklin town.
ship school had the negative side
of the question and won out by a
small majority on points, but
while that school won out on that
question our school won out upon
the whole with a very small mar
gin. This goes to show that both
schools were pretty equally
matched. Ye Scribe was not
present to hear the exercises,
but it is said the smallest men,
Der on the negative side, and for
that matter, the smallest by odds
taking part, delivered a most
creditable argument. This only
shows what small fellows can do
when they have a mind to. Our
boys will have to come into the
ring with a larger preparedness
for responsibility assumed. This
will only act as spur to our
boys to rise to better effort. 1t
is said that all acquitted them
selyes in a creditable manner,
except some very small boys,
(large enough to know and do
better) who annoyed the audi
ence by THROWING beans. Come
now, boys, you should do better,
and on all public occasions deport
yourselves in a proper way, but
if you cannot do better, then we
suggest that you go in the COM
pany of your mothers and be
seated with them, who will see
to it that such breaks will not oc-
cur. If the woodshed and birch
hourished today, as in days past,
such conduct would not be wit
messed in public. l suppose those
boys are too small to know they
are casting reflections upon their
parents ard teachers. If they
are not and that further out
breaks of the kind will not occur,
| I am not sure that the passage
from the woodshed and birch to
the Juvenile court has been a
| wise movement. If the former
yet prevailed the parent would
correct the trouble. but under
the latter the public administers
the castigation. Boys ought tt
have brain enough to cont col anG
direct their own conduct and il
they did, much annoyance woulC
be saved to the public and much
chagrin to the parents concerned
l hope there will be no furthel
occasion to allude to like occur
rences.
Attendance at our M. E. Sun
day school was over one hundreC
yesterday.
Our undertaken buried two ag
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-01-13
Neurology for 1915.

Jan. men OoOhlos' w.
Jan. Amanda M. Mason, 6S.
Jan. 8-Jas. F. Chenoweth, 2 day
Jan. I2-Martha L. FiersteiB-
Jan. 15-Ida A. Lands, 4S.
Jan. 1S-Wm. c. Mote, 73.
Jan. 2O-Adolph G.. Smith, 49,
Jan. 22-Nancy ]. Neff, rs.
Jan. 26-Christiana Ludy, 81.
Jan. 31-Amanda Zimmerman, u
Jan. 3l-Herman NJ. Brown.
Feb. 2-Jane Hall, IA.
Feb. Phillip Arnett, II.
Feb. 4-Catharine Berries, "a.
Feb. 6-Mary G. Burns, 60.
Feb. S-Dorothy F. Weisenber-
ger, l.
Feb. 1O-Jennie E. Weaver, 56.
Feb. 15-Mary A. Hall, II.
Feb. 19-Geo. D. Boxwell, 25.
Feb. 2O-Evelin R. Lacy, 4.
Feb. 21-Daniel B. Turpen, 5S.
Feb. 21-Sarah G. Bussard, Z mo.
Feb. 22-Helen I. Hogston, 2.
Mar. George W. Page, 81.
Mar. 2-Christiana Snyder, II.
Mar. 6-Onda B. Bruner.
Mar. 13-Isabelle Retiring, "a.
Mar. 16-Caroline Klinger, 70.
Mar. 16-Mary R. Smith, As.
Mar. 20-John w. Bond, 80.
Mar. 21-Elizabeth Beichler, II.
Mar. 21-Thomas MCGEE, 80.
Mar. 28-Chauncey Rifle, II.
Mar. 29-Rebecca Emery, 7S.
April Nancy Gibson, "A.
April 9-Hollis Hartzell, 55.
April 12-Benjamin Kerst, 70.
April 15-sylvia Finley, 81.
April 15-Onda Kinger, 43.
April is Myra E. Wilson, a.
April 2O-Ray McKeon, 80.
: April 22-Anna G. Sentman, 81.
April 24-Henry E. Davis, Is da.
April 25-Elizabeth Craig, 27.
April 26-Blanche Hardman, 80.
April 27-L. G. Reecer, stillborn.
April 90-Robertson, stillborn.
May 6-Franklin Cummins, 81.
May Arthur Cordell, stillborn.
May 1O-Earl and Verl Broder-
ick, stillbOrn.
May 17-Catherine Inats, 38.
May Thames Culbertson, 81.
May 19-Loyina Frederick, Sc.
May 19-Mariah Hartzell, 70.
May 2O-Anna L. Kepner, 81.
May 21-Rebecca Neff, AT.
May 22-Mary G, Rank, Is.
May 22-John Ryan, sc.
May 2S-Ellen Hetzler, 4 days.
May 27 Rachel E. Briefly.
May 27-Child of Ray and Viola
Thompson, stillborn.
June 2-Wm. J. Harmon, 80.
June Emily A. Gillum, n.
June Jessie M. White, so.
June 9-Child of S. G.. Slauter.
June 9-Lucy Shuey, 81.
June 12- Margaret J. Steinle, 81.
June 12- Babe of F. G. McBraon.
June IA Robert Thompson.
June 18-Joe Oswalt, 68.
June 20 Howard Weaver, 12 da.
June 81 Amy Jane Roe, 73.
June 81 Margaret Lytle, 70.
June 22-Wm. Studebaker, 80.
June 22- Edward Shafer, 55.
June 26-Wm. r. Mason, 70.
July Prank Studebaker, 16.
July = Robert HI. Nixon, SO.
July 12-R. A, .Shuffelton, 20.
July 12-Child oftW. A. Poffen-
berger.
July 15-Mazie L. Teeter, 8 mo.
July 17-Amandan Thompson. ".
July 19-JOhn W. Murphy, 55.
July 23-Frank +, Hyer, So.
July 26-Elizabeth Cole, Is. II
Aug lO--Hazel McNutt, 6weeks.
Aug. 12- Chester H. Welker, 8.
Aug. 19-Carl G Roesser, 80.
Aug. 21-Catharine Thornton, S3.
Aug. 24-Hettie E Ditmer, 48.
Aug. 25-Emma L. slonaker, AZ,
Aug. 26-Frank Boyer, SO
Aug. 26--Paul H. Warvel, 8.
Aug. 26-Clara B. Helm, 81.
Aug. SO-Wm. Deubner, go.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-01-13
New Blouses

Whether a woman goes South
or stays at home, she' is always
interested in the showing of new
bIouses, and spite of the perils of
the seas buyers from the promi-
nent shops a1e constantly cross,
ing to Paris in search of novelties
in these garments. For wear
with sport skirts shirts are plain
and beautifully cut and tailored.
with little embroidery except for
the fancy scalloped edgings of the
front and collar and fiaring cuff
that is featured iE a few models.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-07-15
Esdce.

Public notice is hereby given that az
q meeting of the Board Of County Com
missioners OF Ellis County, Kansas,
held on the BIRD day OF June, 1916, the
following order was made by the Board:
That every person or Corporation shall
destroy, on all lands which he or It may
own or occupy in this County, al weeds
of the kind known as RUSSIAN THIS
TIE and CANADA THISTLE, on or
before the 1st day Of August, 1916, IS
provided by Oh. LA Gen. St. OF 1909;
all weeds to be destroyed in such g
manner, by burning or otherwise, as 70
prevent their bearing seed; and that
each Township Trustee in this County,
on or before the first day Of August.
1916, remove or cause TO be removed,
from all the public highways In his
Township, all sunfogyer and Ebnoxious
weeds, as provided in See. 20, Ch. 24s
OF the Session Laws of 1911.
Witness my hand and official Seal Of
said County, this 9th day Of June 1916.
Isl George h. Brown.
jIt3 County Clerk OF Ellis County.
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First published July Is, 1850
Read Notice.

kFHSt puDNSneQ July 10, 1910.
Read Notice.
State of Kansas, SIS
Ellis County,
To WHOM It MAY CONCERN:
Take Notice, That a legal petition
signed by R. F. Joy and other house
holders Of Buckeye Township, In said
County, has been presented to the
Board of County Commissioners, pray
ing for the alienation and Relocation
of road, as follows, viz: To alter
course of road No. los, by establishing
and locating q new piece Of road as
follows: Beginning at the Northwest
corner of section 1-12-19 thence south
% degrees, E "a min. 6.43 chs, thence
south 8 degrees s. min, west IL. 20 chs,
thence south Il degrees 10 min, west
chs, and terminating at peint on
the section line between sections l and
2-12-19 and 25.87 chs, south of the
Northwest corner of section 1-12-19,
said portion Of road to be 40 feet wide
and to thus alter course OF road No.
los in order to avoid Hill and
Greek Bottom on said road No. los as
originally located.
And that said Board has appointed
William Grabbe, Eli Cole and Isaac
LStSlSIs ftSmSISS HAo h4I meet dI the
point of beginning Of said road, as Pc
titioned fer, on the 9Th, day of August,
1916, and proceed to view said road, as
the law directs, at which time and
place all persons interested may at
tend and have hearing. In case said
viewers fail to meet on the day desig-
mated, they may meet on the following
day, as provided by law without fur
Their notice,
Witness my hand and the official seal
of said County, this 14th, day of July,
1916. Geo. H Brown,
County Clerk.
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DIR. w. H. Jordan and wife will leave
Monday for their summer vacation.
They will be absent about four weeks
and will visit Chicago and other east
ern cities.
Attorney Cleye Schultz of Los An
geles, Calf, former Hays boy, is ex-
pected here with his family for short
visit with old-time friends. Herbert
Schultz and his father, II. c., are now
permanently established in the jeweiry
business in Los Angeles.
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First published July Is, 1850
Road Notice.

(t1rst published July 10, 1915.
Road Notice.
State Stat G Of Kansas lss.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take Notice, That a legal petition
signed by R. F. Joy and other house
holders of Buckeye Township, in said
County, has been presented to the
Board of County Commissioners, pray
ing for the alteration and relocation of
a road, and to alter course of Road No.
PIG by establishing and locating new
portion of road as follows: Beginning
at point on the section line between
sections and 3-12-18 and So chs. north
of the southeast corner of section 3-12-
Is, thence north "a degrees, q min.
west 5. 78 chs, thence north 5 degrees,
25 min. east 6.05;S thence north so de-
grees, so min. east 2.21 chs, and ter
minating at point on the section line
between said sections and 8, and II
chs. south of the northeast corner of
section 3-12-18, all of said tract of land
above described to be used for road
purpose for purpose of thus altering
course of Road No. PIG in order to avoid
impossible hill on said Road No. PIG as
originally located.
And that said Board has appointed
William Grabbe, Eli Cole and Isaac
Zeigler, viewers, who will meet at the
point of beginning of said road, as petit
toned for, on the 9th day of August,
1916, and proceed to view said road, as
the law directs, at which time and place
all persons interested may attend and
have a hearing. In case said viewers
fail to meet on the day designated, they
may meet on the following day, as pro-
vided by law, without further notice
Witness my hand and the official
seal of said County, this 14th day of
July, 1916. Geo. II. Brown,
County Clerk.
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east and west, Smoky Hill Township,
Victoria Township, Walker Township,
and Wheatland Township at the usual
polling places.
The hours Of voting, In al precincts,
are from 8 o'clock q. m to 6 O'Clock D.
m.
Done Ia my Office, in the city of Hays,
County of Ellis, State Of Kansas, this
9Th day Of July, 1916, A. d.
(SEALl Geo. 81. Brown,
County Clerk Of Ellis County.
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Just Recsived.

A car load of fresh groceries from
the H. D. Lee wholesale grocery home
of Salina, just arrived for the harvest.
Our prices are right. G. w Meyer,
The Cash Store
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We can furnish you a short term
fire and lightning policy on your
wheat In the stack. that win give
you absolute protection against fire
and lightning from any cause. The
rates are very low. Citizens State
Bank, Hays, Kansas.
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Do you want to save money on
your farm loan? See US this
month. We need your business
and will make rate to get it.
J. NJ. Schaefer
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Miss Mary Mellison, daughter of the
cid resident of Hays, passed through
here Tuesday evening, enroute to
Everett, Washington.
John Kline, freight man for the U. P.
at this point has resigned his position
and has accepted a similar position
with the Northwestern railway in
Minnesota. Mr.. Hoagan of Abilene
viii take the position vacated by him
here.
Nick Loreditsch died at his home in
this city, this Thursday morning at 2
O'Clock from cancer of the stomach.
Mr.. Loreditseh was an old resident in
Hays and had many friends here who
will be grieved at his passing. The fun
eral occurred this Friday morning from
the Catholic church.
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respective parties:
REPUBLICAN
Presidential Electors.
Vote for ten.
William J Herhbeil, Russell
J. M. harrington, Emporia
E. Percy Robertson, Parson
Nat Singletary, Kansas City
A. W. Smith, Topeka
w A. Thompson, Junction City
w J. True, Pittsburg
S. G. Wescott, Galena
John L. Berry, Troy
Charles z. Hall, Russell
A. G. Jordon, Lyons
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Position No. 1.
Vote for one.
A. A. Graham, Topeka
Silas W. Porter, Kansas City
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Position No. 2.
Vote for one.
Judson S. West, Topeka
STATE.
Governor.
Vote for one.
Arthur Capper, Topeka
Lieutenant Governor.
Vote for one.
W. Y. Morgan, Hutchinson
Secretary of State.
Vote for one.
J. T. Botkin, Galena
Frank B. Brown, Topeka
State Auditor.
Vote for one.
Dan B. Dyer, Goodland
Fred W. Knapp, Beloit
Frank Organ, Howard
John Bramlage, Leavenworth
State Treasurer.
Vote for one.
Charles G. Evans, Goodland
Walter L. Payne, Burlingame
Matt Weightman Jr., Topeka
Wilye W. Cook Kansas City
Acknowledgement.
Vote for one.
S. NJ. Brewster, Troy
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Vote for one.
E. L. Payne, Emporia
w. D. Ross, Topeka
Lizzie Wooster, Salina
Superintendent of Insurance.
Vote for one.
Carey J. Wilson, Topeka
State Printer.
Vote for one.
w. R. Smith, Columbus
Congressman 9th District.
R. M. Anderson, Beloit
Otis L. Benton, Oberlin
State Senator 18th District.
C. W. Miller, Hays
E. A. Rea, Hays
COUNTY.
Representative seth District
Vote for one.
John R. Chittenden, Hays
County Clerk.
Vote for one.
Geo. H. Brown, Hays
County Treasurer.
70 one
Fred n. Dreiling, Hays
Register of Deeds.
Vote fore one.
NJ. J. Bell, Hays
NJ. J. Heyl, Hays
Probate Judge.
Vote for one.
F. E. McLain, Hays
Sheriff.
Vote for one.
A. o. Robinson, Hays
County Attorney.
Vote for one.
E. c. Flood, Hays
Clerk of the District Court
Vote for one
None (Omit from press)
County Commissioner End District.
Vote for one.
Isaac Zeigler, Hays
G. M.-Wann, Hays
Frank King, Hays
County Commissioner 3rd District.
Vote for enc.
Herman J. Tholen, Victoria
REPUBLICAN-TOWNSHI
Big Greek.
Trustee.
Vote for one.
S. S. Chittenden, Hays
Treasurer.
Vote for one.
Anton A. Sander, Hays
Buckeye.
Committeeman.
Vote for one.
H. w Joy, Hays.
Constable.
Vote for one
Geo. Palmer, Ellis
Hamilton Township
Trustee
Vote for one.
81. J. Vine, Zurich
Township Clerk.
Vote for one.
I. F. OverhaIser, Zurich
Pleasant Hill.
Township Trustee
Vote for one.
Earl Disney, Ellis
Township Treasurer.
Vote for one
Gus Reidel, Hays
Township Clerk.
Vote for one.
Louis Kraus, Hays
Hays City.
Precinct Committeeman.
Vote for one
LIST Ward c. ". Reeder, Hays
End Ward Wm. Roenfeldt, Hays
2rd Ward II. F. Addison, Hays
Justice OF tbs Peace.
Vote for enc.
]. a. Dauninz, HAYS
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Pleasant Hill Township.


Township Trustee.
Vote for one.
Alex Klaus, Antonino
Township Clerk.
Vote for enc.
Frank B. Pfeifer, Hays
Victoria Township.
Township Trustee.
Vote for one.
John c. Gerstner, Victoria
Alex ]. Schumacher, Victoria
John S. Ruder, Victoria
Township Treasurer.
Vote for one.
P. J, BiIlinger, Victoria
Walker Township.
Township Trustee.
Vote for one.
Jacob F. Arnold, Walker
Nick (. Kuhn, Victoria
John A. Sander, Gorham
Township Treasurer.
Vote for one.
Frank Mermis, Walker
Township Clerk.
Vote for ene-
P. A. Leiker, Victoria
Hays City.
Juetice OF the Peace.
Vote for one.
B. C. Arnold, Hays
Constable.
Vote for one.
Steve Joy, Hays
SOCIALIST.
Presidential Electors.
Vete for ten.
William W. Lockwood, Winfield
Dora T. B. Mitchell, Kingman
Alden Nickerson, Jericho
A. D. Richards, Strong City
Roy Stanton, Mulberry
NJ Martindale Williams, Wichita
H. c. Wright, Fredonia
Frank Hogan, Hutchinson
Kate Junko, Yale
W. A. Lewis, Kansas City
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Position No. 1.
Vote for one
! W. c. Benton, Girard
Governor.
/ Vote for one.
| E. n. Richardson, Girard
Lieutenant Governor.
Vote for one. .
! Ethel Whitehead, Lawrence
Secretary of State.
! Vote for one.
Lincoln Phifer, Girard
! State Auditor.
Vote for one.
| W. W. Jones, Clay Center
State Treasurer
Vote for one
/ w. H. Thurston, Bird City
Acknowledgement.
Vote for one.
! Alvah J. Graham, Winfield
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Vote for one.
Ida Belof, Winfield
Superintendent of Insurance.
Vote for one
Mae Taylor, Topeka
| State Printer.
Vote for one.
Geo. Peacock, Girard
Congressman 9Th District.
Vote for one.
Clarence E. Huff, Oronoque
PROHIBITION.
Presidential Electors.
Vote for ten.
| Dordy F. Bunton, Ransom
Earle B. Carpenter, HaYiland
W. H. Cook, Beeler
! J. D. NJ. Crochet, Kansas City
NJ. F. King, Ottawa
/ Edwin c. Knight, Emporia
Ezra MendenhaIl, Wichita
! Clyde Abbott, Woodruff
l. B. Brady, Fowler
/ Governor.
Vote for one.
H. R. Ross, Sterling
Lieutenant Governor.
Vote for one.
/ A. Il. Griesa, Wakarusa
Secretary of State.
Vote for one.
Mary Sibbitt, Wichita
| Superintendent Of Public Instruction
/ Vote for one.
( Fred J. Wegley, Emporia
/ Pursuant to the foregoing, ! hereb-
give notice that the Primary Election
will be held on the 1st day of August
1916, at which time candidates from
the above list may be nominated by tn
various political parties on their severa
tickets and also that the said Primar,
Election will be held at the usual polling
places of this County, to wit:
City of Hays, LIST, End and 3rd wards
/ Big Greek Township, Buckeye Town
ship, Catherine Township, Ellis Town
ship north and south, Freedom Town
ship, Hamilton Township east and west
Herzog Township, Lookout TOWNSHIP
north and south, Pleasant Bill Town
ship north and south, Saline Townshi