The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-09-22

DIR. Neiswanger was in Salina,
Monday.
"For prompt service in farm loans,
call on the Citizens State Bank"
We believe all of the churches are
planning to serve meals at the Fair
again this year.
Mrs. Ure, who has been quite i'll for
a week was able to take train on Fri
day, TO go to live with her son, who
lives west of WaKeeney.
Hayden Xershner, State Prohibi-
ton chairman was in town on Thurs
day, interviewing several interested
in temperance, while motoring fur
ther west.
Cut glass of the newest designs
at Tholen's Jewelry store.
Mr. Anderson and Mr.. Field of
Dodge City. were guests of the Com
mandery here Monday evening. They
invited the Aleppo Con1n1andary to
attend the "Field" day exercises to
be held in Dodge City, on October
18th.
Among the visitors to this city Sat
turday was Hon. Plat Rogers and
family OF Denver, OH their way by au-
to to FIT Funston, where they have a
son as Captain in the new army. He
was formerly mayor of Denver, is an
attorney, and has lived in Colorado
over fifty years. Reports a splendid
road between Hays anG Denver over
the Golden Belt route.
Twelve good residence lots on
Juniata Street, for sale. Inquire at
the Free Press office. Phone 12
Miss Katherine Mitchell of Joliet,
H., who visited friends in Hays in
September, and who intended at that
time to enter our Normal school
this year, provided she could get the
college subjects especially desired.
We are glad she has become a Nor
malite, and is staying with Miss Ma
bel Landon. Miss Mitchell is a very
delightful young lady to meet.
Special club offers on all magazines
at The Free Press office Phone II.
Sunday morning Rev. Hale will use
as his subject Saving Life By Sur
rendering It." and the evening the
theme will be "Christ The Master
of the World" These are subjects
for discussion which will interest you
They will help you to direct your
thinking for the future. Today our
boys are offering their lives that
the future may be safe place for
men who love peace, may have a
chance.
Braceletwatches at Tholen's Jewel
ry store. Come and see them.
A remonstrance was circulated
this week, against paving East Jun
iata street, but not enough signers
were obtained to defeat the peti-
ton for paving. Every man has
right to his opinion on any and all
subjects and also the right to express
that opinion, but it would seem that
to hight any public Improvement is
wrong, as what improves the city en-
hances the value of your property.
Don't be too strong against public
Improvement here on earth" advises
Bert Walker. 'They say the streets
N the new Jerusalem are paved with
shining gold
Cameo breaches and lavalieres
from 50 to $50, at Tholen's Jewelry
store.
Since our citizens are wanting the
Kaiser, and are offering rewards to
stimulate men to capture him, it is
more than likely that some venture
some Yankee boy will bring him into
the Allies ranks. There is no man in
history that has had such a price
placed upon his head as Kaiser Bill.
Winfield, Kansas, offers $1,000 and
the little town of Mulvane offers ST.
600. It would be nice if this curse
of earth could be taken alive, and
forced to spend the remainder of his
days on some lone island surrounded
by Photographs that had records
made up of the groans and means of
the starving men, wailing children,
and the appeals of abused and out
ragged womanhood. In all history no
man has ever stopped as low, be-
came as base, as one William II of
Germany. We have read of the
crueities of the Sioux Indians, the
treachery of the Utes, the barbaritv
OF the six nations, but the basest,
lowest cunning savage was a gentle
man when compared to the scourge
Germany.