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NOT A SINGLE WINNER
FORCED TO EXTRA HEAT
Three Regular Events Raced, In Add
tion to Unfinished 2il5 Pnce at
Columbus.

COLUMBUS, O.. August 9.-Three
regular events were raced to-day in
addition TO the unfinished 2:I5 pace,
and in contrast TO the stiff competition
of other days. not a single winner was
forced 10 go an extra heat to take down
his purse. summaries:
2:l5 class. pacing. purse 81 900; three
in five cone heat raced Wednesday,:
Peter g.. b. h.. by Robert c.
SPY Diiree!. ): h. by Walter
Jay Mack, CHI. h.. by Liberty
Jay (McDonald) ............ 4 2
Martin b.. vandola, Hal II. and Dan
goo IA.
2:lS class, trottinG. purse $1,000.
Judge Jones. b. g., by P~rodigal
Minnie Arthur. blk. m. by Main
Sheet (Snowj .............. 2 8
North Spur. b. n. BY San Fran
Holly Rood King, Peter Schuyler,
Lewis Winter ana bagastan also ran,
Free-for-aii pace. purse $1,000. two
In three:
Single c.. b.. h, by Anderson
wilkes tJamison) ....:..... l l
Russell Boy. b. h. by Patenter
Miss Harris ". b. m. by Peter the
Great (McDonald) ...... 3 8
Hal Boy also ran. Best time, 2:O3 IA.
2.l5 class. trotting purse. 81 600. three
l.u Princeton. b. n, by San
Letanna S" b. M. oy Unko
Cora Davis, b. m. by Prodigal
hinton Dell Jola and Dord Talbot
also ran. Best time, 2:0s IA.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Return of Vaudeville to Lyric.
To dance we'll is An accomplishment
of which one may well feel proud, but
to dance well on roller skates, keep
ins perfect time with ease and grace,
is the particular stunt OF which the
Skatells arc the eXponcnts at the Lyric
for the latter half of the week. Fol-
lowing their act. a pretty girl and a
good looking youth. In a setting of
forest glade. do their turn in musical
comedy. the plot providing the ncces-
sary excuse for the rendering of sew
eral selections by the masculine mem
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American Association.

~ Observation-Disclosures. s: Toledo.
9 Mrst game).
Columbus. Z: Toledo. l SECOND camel.
~ ST. Paui-St. Paul. 6; Kansas City,
! (frst gameD.
-. Paul. 6: Kansas City. , (aecond
game).
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 10: Nil.
waukee. q.
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10; Indian
apol!s, T.
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GRAYs LOSE TO LEAFS

PROVIDENCE, August 9.-Nap La
joie's Leafs made it three straigh over
the Grays at the local park this az
ternoon, when they toppied the Provi-
dence outfit from first place by a / to o
defeat. The contest was featured by
a duel between Jack WARRIOR and Ed
iteu!bach, with honors Slightly in the
formers favor. 4 wild peg by Allen
in the ninth gave Toronto their lone
tally. The score:
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New York.

Totals....A 81 1905 Totals....3s 2 80 Is
sBatted for Walters in eighth.
tBatted for Shocker in eighth.
IRAN for Baker in ninth.
tBatted for Culiop in tenth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ....u.....o' 0 0 l 0 I 0 O SIS
New York ..........o Q o %
E~rrors-speaker: shoeker. Two
base Harris. Home run-Hen-
dryx. Stolen ba ses-cha pman. Pipp. Sacri-
Ace hits-Roth, Wamhsganss. Left on bases
York. q: Cleveland. Q. First base on
rrors-Cicveland l.. Bases on hails-oT
lambeth. /; Off CulIon. !. Hits-on Shocker.
s in S innings: of La s in S innings.
Struck out-by Shocker. .; by Lambeth 4;
by Barby. .. Umpires. Dineen and O'Lough-
lin. Time. EOS.
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skull crushed. had been unearthed by
the police to-day. There were finger
prints on her throat No motive for
tho deed has been discovered. the po-
lice stated.
Tho oun woman's body was found
by her husband on his return home
from his work at tho naval experiment
station. Mrs. Brandon vas about to
become q mother.
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BACHELORS AND BENEDICTs
BATTLE IN BASEBALL GAME

The married and single men of High
land Springs will meet on Saturday
afternoon in their annual baseball
mond. There is considerable rivalry
between the clubs, and supporters OF
each team predict there will BIO some
the feature Of an all-day outdoor
picnic.
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SENATOR'S NOSEO OUT
POOR THROW BY SHANKS
GIVES WHITE S0X GAME
Possible Double Play Ruined md Jack
son ScOreS-Dnnforth Called to
HfllOck and Retires Side,

bOn ChIIcd 10
Hillock and Retires Side.
WASHINGTON. August e.-The White
Sox defeated the Senators to-day. 3 to
2. scoring h winning run in the sixth
inning. when, with ar ensy double
play to retire the side. Shanks made n
bad throw to Charity. Jackson scor-
ing. A base On balls. two scratch hits.
a sacrifice and a helder's choice scored
two runs for Chicago in the third.
The Senator's got two in the third on
two walks. Benz's bad throw to Gandil
on a bunt. a sacrifice and Fosters SIN
gle. A nne throw by ackso cut off
another run at tho plate. The Senators
filled the bases In the sixth with two
out. Danforth relieved Bonz then and
disposed OF the next batter. Gallia
was hard hit, and was relieved by Shaw
after six innings. The score:
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GIANTS DEFEAT CARDS

ST. LOUIS. August a.-New York
broke a deadlock which had lasted
eight innings, and scored three runs
In the tenth, winning the game. 4 to l..
New York scored the first run Of the
game In The second after two men
had famed on Robertson's triple and
Hoeike's single. The Cardinals evened
the score in their half Of the same in
ming on Paulette's triple and Baird's
out. The score:
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DODGERS RALLY AND WIN

CHICAGO. August 9.-Aftcr the Cubs
had a lead OF too runs in the seventh
inning. the Dodgers made four in the
eighth, and o s to 3. this after
noon. Wheat batted for smith in the
eighth and doubled. Then Olson
StereeI scnrnS ~ M u run. odsom ana
ball. and another single brought in
Johnston. The score:
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PHILADELPHIA
Totals....a l se41a Totals....2s 6 n

Score by Innings: r..
philadelphia ..........1 o o o o o-l
mmar .Errors-Bancroft (e). Schmidt.
Two-base hits-I3ancroft, Stock. killifer,
Boeckel. Thrce-base hits-Jnckson Piticr.
Stolen Sacrifice hit-Jacobs.
sacrifice ny-Boeckel. Double play-Stock to
Lnderus. Left on Observation-Disclosures. 7;
Pittsburgh. g. Bases on balls-on Alexander.
l; on Jacobs. 2 Hits-on Alexander. s In
innings: Off Lavender. 2 in 4 innings.
Struck out-by Alexander. /: by Lavender,
:; by Jacobs. l.. UInpires. Riglcr and Brans-
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ALEXANDER IS POUNDED
STAR FORCED FROM MOUND
AND PILLS ARE Defeated
Jacobs Also Hit Freely. but Inferior
Bnsc NunnlnE Stops Scoring.
Final Score. 8 to l..

PITTSBURGH. August 9~.-Alexander
was driven from tho box to-day. and
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 to l..
Jacobs was hit hard in tho NTH and
sixth innings, but inferior base rum
stopped tho visitors from scoring.
The Pirates hit lcxand freely In
and a triple scoring two runs. In tho
third, two. hits and B~ancroft's error
eanuwiched In with a pass, Tailed
three more. Eyers was sent off the
field by Umpire Rigler in the seventh
inning for dispu,ing u decision. The
score:
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southern Aa,ni.,i.n

lanta. 6 mrst game).
Eirmtngham. 2: Atlanta, o (second
A. Notwithstanding. 4: Little
A. Chattanooga = Chattanooga, .:
Only three scheduled.
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TotaIs....4 S 1926 Is Totals....s ; II 2 IA
Deal out for Interference in seventh.
tRatted for Smith In eighth.
tran for Wheat In eighth.
sRan for Mann In eighth.
fBntted for Douglas in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ............1 o-s
Chicago ................0 o o o o . o n-3
Summary Errors-Merkle. Deal. Two-base
hits--Merkle: 2. Wheat. StenEel. Home run
Williams. Stolen ses-Cutshaw 81. Bases
on halls-oR Douglas. 3. Struck out-hv
Douglas. S: by Smith. ;: by Cadore. ;. Hit
by pitcher-by Smith. / (ElltottI. Passed
hall-Elliott. Umpircs. oulEiey and Byron.
Time. 1855.
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BlS0NS DEFEAT BIRDS

BALTIMORE, August s-p.,,
lost a chance 10 forge up in a lie win
Newark for first place today, when
the locals lost to Buffalo. 4 TO 3,
Wyckon had two bad innings the sec
ond and third. after which he was in
vinctble. Wyckon's hitting and lack
sons homer with q man on base. were
the important factors In Bunalo's VIC
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Totnls....32 , 10 q II Totals....3o 9 81 Is
Slated for Gallia in sixth.
tBatted for A!nsmith In ninth.

S WsssIs., ::...... S;ss5SSs- Is
Summary: Errors-RisbcrE. Shanks. Benz.
Left on bases-ChicaEo. 6; Washington. Z.
Shaw. . Innings pitched-by Benz. 52-a:
by Gallia- 6. Iits-on Benz. &; of Galiia. ..
Struck out-by Danforth. 2: by Gallia, .;
by Shaw. ;. Sacrifice hit-Shanks. Doubie
plays-FoSer. Morgan to Charity; Shanks
to Charity. Hit by pitchcr-by Benz. 1
l~Ainsmith). Umpires. Owens aud Nallin.
Time. zoo
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bic plays-Fewster to Bentley; Carlstrom.
liummci to Mcdonald, Shannon. Fewster to
Bentley. Bases on balls-on Triple. 5: Off
Parnham. ! on Wyckon.. .. Batter hit-Iy
fAT nv Parn ibsEp0!, S S;rI Mxck oaf-Hy rippi an
sssc-Bsitime!e: s: Buffalo. s. First base
l.Si. Cnpiies. Hart and Freeman.
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Montreal ....."......6 ets e-l
summary: E.rors-SiRttery tc|. Purtell.
FGI!e! BRANDED stolen = Sac
!inCe Hy-Eldred. Double plays-Fuller 10
Russell; S!at;ery TO Purtell. Left on bases
Newark. .. Montreal {. Bases on baiis-of
Hoyt. }. Struck out-by Ross. .: by Hoyt,
:. Wild ~pitch-iioyI Umpires. Mullen and
O'B::en, Time, l:N.
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
KoShsster, Ii Richmond e.
Newark. o; Montreal. I.
Toronto, 1: Providence. o.
n. or CLUH.

WHERE THEY LAY TO-DAY.
Rochester mt Richmond.
Toronto at Providence.
Buifaio at Baltimore.
klnpfrrnl ~ Ne~art
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BEARS BAT HOYT HARD

NEWARK. August s.-Hoyt was no
puzzle to the Newark hatters. who beat
here to-day. S to /. Callahan
hit safely three out of Jour times, while
BRANDED feided we'll. The score:
Montreal Ne-ark
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INDIANS WIN IN TENTH

NEW YORK. August e.-Three hits
in the tenth gave Cleveland a 5-to-2
victory over the Yankees this after
noon. Both teams hit freely. Cleveland
pilins up thirteen hits OF Shocker.
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EDITORS HOME
Attempt to Take Life of Montreal stars
Publisher for His Advocacy Of
CONSUMPTION.

(By Associated Press.1
MONTREAL. August s.-The sum-
mer home at Cartierviile of Lord
Athelstan. publisher Of the Montreal
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NO CLUE TO BRANDON MURDER
Young Woninn'a Body Found by Hus.
band on His Return From
Work.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. August 9.-No clue
to the murder OF Mrs. Lottie Haslup
Brandon. twenty years old. wife of
Valentine N. Brandon. whose body was
found in her home yesterday with her
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DAVENPORT IN FORM

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Daven-
port hurled Shut-out ball against the
Mackmcn to-day. beating them, 2 to 0.
The score:
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Totals....:s Q 427 /,

HUINlldFy. ETTUl-ATItN. SaCTlNCe hltS-
sey, La joie, jacobson. Bases on balls-on
Providence. q. Toronto. :. Strurk out-by
WARRIOR, 4 Hit by ,pitcher-by .Warhop. l
Massey. Double play-Truesdale to Muir
ray 10 Lajoie. wild pitch-Reulbach. UNI
pires. Finneran and Bedford. Time. la.
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STANDING Of CLUBS.

Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland At New York.
Detroit Mt Boston.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 5; New York, 9 tten inninEs).
Chicago, 8; W~ashinxton2
Dctroit-boston (rain).
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HE THEY PLAY TODAY.
philadelphia At Pittsburgh.
Boston Mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn nj Chicago.
New York at ST, Iouis
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 5: Philadelphia, /.
BROOKLYN, 5: Chicago. 5.
New. York. I: st. Louis. 1.
CinClnnati-Boston train).
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Lymph Compound is the most pro-
found treatment OF the day in Nervo-
Vital Decline Restores tho nerve
forces in 4 remarkable short time. II
you are unable to concentrate; II your
memory is failing; II your vigor. energy
and vim OF life Is on the decline, lose
no time In taking treatment that will
revitalize your system
Diseases, Eruption Boils, Ulcers,
Eczema. ETC.. quickly alleviated.
Blood Diseases-The ravages OF some
OF these diseases ruin an otherwise use-
full life. These troubles treated sue
cessfully in all stages.
Nerve Dkcnsex-Locomotor Ataxta.
N~eurasthenia, Melancholy and Despond-
ency quickly a~lleviated.
Kidney. md Prortntic trou-
oles receive the treatment called for
in each case Early ecove Is thus
made possible.
Catxrrh in all It's forms Of any ryan
quickly relieved.
Piles, FistuIn and Hernia success
fully treated
Don't put off getting we'll What I
have done for thousa nds of other suf-
ferers l can also do for you.
Consultation Free Between . A. 81. md
8 p. Nj. Dailyi Monday, Wednesday
md Saturday Evening. z to g.; Sum
day, 10 TO L..
ONCE In Virgins Building.
Fifth and Main streets.
Phone Randolph sos.
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SC0Te Uy fNnInBs! n.
Philadelphia ......... o o 0 o 90
mmsr Errors-Pratt. Myer. Left on
bases-St. Louis. 6: Philadelphia. S. Sac
rInce hits-Smith. Slsler, Double play
Lavan TO Sisler. HitS-on Bush, C in Z
innings; off r.. Johnson. / in . innings.
Struck outIhy Davenport. 5: by Bush: 3.
3. Wild pitch-Bush. Time. 1885. Um-
p!res, Connolly and Hildebrand.
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sEmmary: E5rorsmHe5zos; Robertson,
hobeI,son; Psuleiis: SaerinGs
Pauietts to Hornnby to Paulette: Baird to
Pnulette. Wild pitch-Schupp. Bases on
bails--ofi Meadows. .: off Schupp, ]. Struck
out-,,bv SchMpp.- G.. by Meadows. :. Left
on bascs-St. Louis. 3: New York. 4.
Time. 2:o7. EMPIRES. O'Day and Harrison,
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HU SVUT
Buffalo,
Baltimore.

Totals....N 6Nn Totais....S2 3 S q Is
Score by innings: Il.
Buffalo ....... o o . I o o.
summary. Errors-Kopp. Bentley (o).
Twe-bass htttTBpe.s Hummel Three:base
SsGrtnee hit-0ill. Mcdonald. Feustr, La.
kpAE. 2Acrtdce die6-Cars0om. Gau. Doa.
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Phlla

Totals....3o 2 Z q Totals...3l 0 4 z 20
.Batted for Bush in seventh.
Scora hv iDpinpS. r.
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Totala....ss 4 10 80 5 Totals....37 / S 90 l.
.Ratted for Gibson In tenth.
HATED for Cruise In eighth.
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. Dy TTTITTEN. II.
New York 1890. o ] o 0 0 0 o "a
St Louis :....-.. o Q 0 o-l
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Clarence Rich. of Arapahoe,
and Miss Werna Nelson, of Ghey
enne Wells, were married at
Burlington Sunday May 27, 1877.
Mr., Rich is a son, of MI. and
Mrs. f. B. Rich. of Arapahoe,
and is one Of our young and en-
terprising young farmers, of
that section and is highly respect
ed by all who know him.
Miss Nelson is the daughter CT
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nelson, of
Cheyenne Wells. and is one of
our bright and shining young
lad es OF this community and is
w, Ii. and favorably known for
her brig ht and cheerful DISPOSE
ton,
The Record joins. in wishing
them a long ana pleasant Journey
through life.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31
w. F. MYANT SHOT
By O. H. Ketcham-

Last Friday, about 5 . m O..
H. Ketcham of Sharon Springs
Kansas shot w. F. Wyamt, of
Arapahoe. Colo. from the effects
of which Mr. Wyant died ahaut a
a. m. the next morning.
1t seems AS near as we have
been able to learn that it was
over some business transactions
and Mr.. Wyant asked him if they
could not settle this matter out
of court and save them both
money. Mr.. Keteham replied,
yes we can settle this at once.
at which he began firing at Mr.
Wyant, he fired A shots one TAX
ing effect in Mr.. Wyants stom-
ach. from which he died the
next morning.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31
Notice of Dissolution of Partner
ship.
ship. i

Mr.. J. P. Cahill, of the firm of
Cahill & Wells has purchased the in
terest-of L. w Wells in above named
firm and will assume all liabilities and
will collect all accounts and notes due
the firm.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to said firm are requested to
make immediate, settlement with Mr..
Cahill. Respectfully.
] p. CAHILL
L. w. WELLS.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

MARKiED-O Monday May %
1917. Mr.. William Church and
Miss. Anna Bleifeld Of Arapahoe
Colo. were united in marriage at
Kit Carson. Rev. Harris officiat
ing.
VIM. Church is one of the
promising young farmers, of the
Arapahoe country. He is a good
steady hardworking young man,
and has made good since coming
to this country He has a nice
piece of land on which he recent
ly erected q nice little dwelling
for him and his young bride
Miss Bleifield is one Of Arapa-
eoe's charming young farmer
ladies, and is of good personality
and good disposition. one that
any young man should be proud
to possess.
The Record joins their many
young friends in the usual con-
gratulations.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Avery Parhm. the night oper-
ator at the depot. was taken
suddenly i'll last Monday night
while on duty at the depot. The
doctor called and Mr.. Woods
called to take his place. at last
accounts Mr.. Parhm was getting
along nicely.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Charley Counts came home
last week, bringing with him as
his wife, Miss Sylvia Reese
Charley put it over the people
here by going away from home
On q visit.
Charley has made a good Sc
lection fer a wife. as she was
well liked by all cur citizens.
and is Of a good cheerful disposi
ton, and we believe will make
Charley q good loving wife. We
wish them the usual congratulate
ions.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Nctice-All oils gas tires and
accessories are strictly cash and
all repair work must be settled
for the first of each month.
Overland Garage.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31
PIANO TUNING

Owing to- numerous requests.
/ have decided to do Piano Tun-
ing for about swo weeks after
school is out. Out of town work
is especially solicited. Place your
orders early. E. H. AKERLY.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Millinery Season for the sum-
mer, being about to a close. l
have moved my remaining few
hats to my residence. where l
will continue to do any work in
Millinery desired.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

STRAYED-One brown mare
BranNled 3S3 on left shoulder.
also had 2 white hind feet. Had
halter on when last seen.
Please notify Harry Hill
loft Cheyenne Wells Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

TO TRADE-2OO acres land in
, Polk county No., all lays well;
all tillable but 10 acres; over one
half in cultivation; 2 sets of i'm
provements; 2 good wells and a
good spring. Joseph Carter
R. D. l Hugo. Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Be sure and read the ad of J.
p. Cahill in this issue, and give
him a call when in nee6 of amy
thing in his line. He will treat
ycu right.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

A new sidewalk is being pat
down on the west side of the
street from the News Office to
the north end of DR.. Booths re-
sidencs.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

C. S. Woodrow, of First View,
is.at the home of his sister. Mrs.
H. S. Hamilton in this city, sick
with the ,gripp.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Fred Dutton is able to be
around again. after having had
a tusle with the measles
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31
ROLL OF HONOR

The following parties have re
newed their subscriptions to the
RECORD since our last issue:
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

M. r. Skinner. of south Arap-
ahoe. was Cheyenne Wells bus
mess visitor Tuesday.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

C. C. Turner received a car
load of Chevrolet automobiles
last week and is disposing Of
Athen at rapid rate.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31
Try our soft Fountain
drinks at the Royal Cafe.

FOR SALE-A good saaort horn
bull, enc year old. See or write,
j. V. Haney, Cheyenne Wells,
Colo. 2tf
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Donald Kitch is making his sis
ter and mother a visit this week.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31
SIS meal tickets at the
Royal Cafe for 81. so

]. F. Curliss, of Arena, was in
Cheyenne Wells the first OF the
week.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

w. H. Fay. came down from
Denver last week on business.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

r. E. sSheffer, has resigned
Ms position as telephone manag-
er at this place.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

4 James McCrumb is on the sick
list this week.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31

Nv days.
Cheyenne record., 1917-05-31
phone No. Al when you want
ne Record Office
Mice growing weather the past

.t1lN- - fH
Nice growing weather the past
wv days.
James McCrumb is on the sick
list this week.
w. H. Fay, came down from
Denver last week on business
Donald Kitch is making HIS sis
ter and mother visit this week.
SIS meal tickets at the
Royal Cafe for $3.50
: ]. F. Curliss, of Arena, was in
Cheyenne Wells the first OF the
week.
r. E. Shelter, has resigned
Ms position as telephone manag-
er at this place.
M. r. Skinner. of south Arap-
ahoe. was a Cheyenne Wells bus
mess visitor Tuesday.
Fred Dutton is able to be
around again. after having had
tusle with the measles
Try our soft Fountain
drinks at the Royal Cafe.
FOR SALE-A good short horn
bull, enc year old. See or write,
j. V. Haney, Cheyenne Wells,
Colo. 2 tt
C. C. Turner received a car
load of Chevrolet automobiles
last week and is disposing Of
Athem at a rapid rate.
C. S. Woodrow, of First View,
is.at the home of his sister, Mrs.
H. S. Hamilton in this city, sick
with the gripp.
Notice All oils gas tires and
accessories are strictly cash and
all repair work must be settled
for the first of each month.
Overland Garage.
BE sure and read the ad of j.
p. Cahill in this issue, and give
him call when in nee6 of amy
thing in his line. He will treat
ycu right.
A new sidewalk is being pat
u -:l~ oE tho
The broad ax., 1917-06-30
The latchstrinq Is Out.

The saying 1.-The latchstring Is out"
signifies hospitality. 1t is a standing
invitation to visit the party who uses
It. In early times throughout New
England and other parts Of the coun-
try the houses were built of logs, and
the door fastenings were simply q
wooden latch Oh the inside Of the door.
which fell into n notched stick In the
doorpost. The simple continuance was
owing to the fact that nails and iron
were hard to get. On the inside the
latch was lifted by the hand easily. but
to lift it from the outside a hole was
bored in the door, which was made o.
slabs, and a string passed through.
which was fastened to the latch. By
pulling the string the latch was lifted
and the door opened. To lock the door
the string was drawn inside SO that a
person on the outside could not use it.