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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-17

The report of the Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce. made to the
organization yesterday, and printed
In these columns today, is well
worthy of the thoughtful perusal of
every citizen. 1t is splendid rec
ord of the activities of live body
of men the past year, and it contains
some valuable suggestions looking to
the further upbulding of our city
and the country surrounding. 1t may
be observed that whenever there is
anything to be put over for the pub
lie good it is the men who make UP
the Chamber of Commerce member
ship who are looked to for the neces
sary constructive work. Certainly il
is not the few who knock the organ
ization,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-17

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR POLK COUNTY.-lN CHANCERY.-s.
r. EVERETT, Complainant, VS.. METROPOl..
lTAN TRUST CO.. a corporation. trustee, ct
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-17

And the stabbing took place too late
to save his life.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-17

WHITNEY. SPENCER x BRYANT.
solicitors FOR Complainant 1i29-WeC
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Barker, Louis. 1Zarengo. Iowa
Barse, Horace c., Wanbays 8. D.
BENJAMIN, Simon, Baltimore, I'D.
Black, Charles A, ParkerS landing
Blakeslee. Admiral t. Urbana, NJ
Cartaz1o. Emelfo, Brooklyn. n. z
cheney, Francis E, Greeley, Col
Cramer, Howard, Reading. Pa
Diche, John Il, Dorchester. Mass
Driscol. Merit, Providence, R L
Eich, John Matthias, Farmer, S. D.
Elder, William ", Farmington, w
va.
Elphick. william. Montclatr. n. J.
Eramiaas, Snvestras, Niagara Fans,
n. Y.
Farrell John. woodstock. III.
Gallagher. John F.. Chicago. Ill
George, Alex, Dayton, Ohio.
Gerhauser, John A, Covtngtonp Ky
Grant, william H, New York. N. z.
GrfggS, William H, Wflltmantic. Conn
Green, Herbert D.. Buffalo. Ohio.
GroSsman, Samuel, Brooklyn, n. z
Guarino. Tony, Akron, Ohio.
GurZynsd. Henry G., Buffalo, N Y
Guthrie, Elmer, Beardstown. Ill.
Hyatt, Earl, Versailles, Ind.
Jones, Kenneth W., aWtertown. n. Y
KEEPER, Arthur O.. Binghamton, N Y.
Kennedy, Joseph B.. Undertook. n. Y
Keri, Chester R., Pawnee City, Neb.
Kimsey, Claude L.. Red Oak. Iowa
Klaiber, Paul. Buffalo. y. Y.
Korringa, Herman. Grand Rapids,
Kovich, Kris. Los Angeles. Cal.
Larsen. Albert c., Norwalk. Conn
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Eastman. wesley II. Eastons n b
Eastwood, Walter A, plymouth. Mass
Fafr. Robert K. AsheynEe, y. c.
Pau, William P, Use. Col
Fine. BENJAMIN, Brighton, Mass.
Michael, Homer. Dayton, Ohio.
OIunech. Christ l., Buffalo, y. 7.
Murray. Tonne, LewisbRrg. Tenn
Nelson, William, Caro-. Mich
O'ConnelI. Ralph D, Cedar Raids, Ia
Parker, Alfred, Fayetteville, Tenn.
Pasmucski, Ignatz, Schenectady, n. Y
Pate. John T., Blackwell, Tex
Pfaff, Carl c., Winston-Salem. n C.
Rearden, John. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Schierhorst. Conrad, Sea Gin. n. z.
Scott, Clarence L.. Dulaney, Ky.
Seeland, Albert, St. Hilafre, MINI.
Semro. Arthur W., wilson Creek
sharp. Fred Luther. Anderson, Ind.
Shaw. Archie s., IpaTa. III.
Sheriff, Russell n, Mount Venom,
snvertri. Joseph, Brooklyn. N Y.
Sims. George D., Sumter, S. 9:
Smith, David R., Tulloho1na, Tenn.
Sutton, Fletcher B., Mount Lebanon,
La.
Stable. Carmine, New York. n Y.
Sutfin, David Lee. Kalamazoo, Mich
Svoboda, Joseph, Chicago, Ill.
Syverson. Miles R., Westby, wis.
Talbot, William R., Ansonia, Conn.
Taylor, Barney G., Winchester, Tenn
Tobin, Wilson H., Washington, Va.
Voss, Fred c.. Wheaton, Ill
Ward, MarQuard, New York. n. J.
Wargon, Samuel New York, n. Y.
warby, Keith. Mania, Utah.
Warner, Ralph, Cleveland, Ohio.
WhaIen, Thomas NJ, Grafton, III
Whitson, George F., Philadelphia, Pa
Williams, John A, Rosemary, N c.
Williams, Walter K, Purcell. Okla.
wollum Torleif, Cranfills Gap, Tex.
York, Melvin Guy, Breeding KY.
zielian. Asger, Brooklyn, n. Y
Privates-
Allen. Thomas, Black Diamond, Wash
Bailey, Otis J.. Oneconta- n. Y
Bank, John, Lewistown, Mont.
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Adams. william h, osilvie. MINI
Astbury, Thomas W., Philadelphia,
ATiiia, Frank, Petaluma, Cal
Baker, Frank. Washington Mills, n. J.
Barr, John Raymond, Brueeville, Ind
Barr, Oscar. Hanson, KY.
Bean. William c.. Limestone. Ark
Benthagen, George NJ, Borup. Mimi
Busfck, Clarence J.. ValIene, Ind.
Ciambruschinf, julius, Baltimore, Nd
CIeaver, Harrison J., San Jose, Cal
Cooney, Aloysius B.. Memphis, Tenn.
Gowen, Arthur l., New Brunswick, n.
Damn. John NJ, Kinderhook. n. Y.
Dolan, Bernard J., Brooklyn. n. Y.
Doodv, william J., Brooklyn, y. Y.
Eastwood, Henry. Buffalo Junction,
Fettine. Albert F. Brankenmuth,
Mich.
Golden. William. New York. n. Y.
Graves. Brooks, Ridgeway, S. c.
Gray, Floyd, Harwood, Mo-
Haas, Joseph, PeECy, Mich
Hanson. Carl a, Elbow Lake. MINI.
Harchar. John. Bayonne, N J.
Hughson, Walter ]. West Haven,
Conn.
Hunt. Willard, Jackson. Mich.
johnson, Ernest B., Lindstron1, MINI.
johnson. Oscar R., Eau Claire, Wis.
Johnson, Verde, Irvington. Ky
Karr, Alfred NJ, Williamsfield, Ohio
Heating, Charles A., Philadelphia, Pa
KeeIer, James A. Coral. Mich.
kennedy, James. Dorchester, Mass
Kennedy, Walter. Wyndham, Pa
Kinnear. Worthy. Provo, Utah
Kirby, Richard c., Strattonvil1e, Pa.
Adams, Alvey Herman, ChesterviIle,
Pa.
Anderson. James D., Thompsons Sta
ton, Tenn
Asimakos, Panageotos J.. New Butler,
Wis.
Auseahus. Herman n, Kensett, Iowa.
Austin, Howard Il, Middle6ury, Vt.
Bechtold. Elmer G.. Rochester, n. Y
Becker, Gustave Alexander, Richmond
Hill. n. Y
Benin. Charles F.. wyandotte. Mich.
Benjamin. Roy w. Red Oak, No.
Blade, Eric T.. Prcmpton, R. l.
Boudouris, Chris N, San Francisco,
Cal
Bray, Frank H, Houston, Tex.
Brehl, John A, Columbus. Ohio
Brett. John j. Philadelphia, Pa.
Bright, Virgil, kellogg, MINI.
Brown. Arthur G.. Meadvi1Ie.> Pa.
Bruno, Michael. New Hartford, n. Y.
Cason. Dudley r.. Stephens. Mo-
Cecil. Robert, Richmond, Va.
Chauvin, Leo J., Malone, n. Y
Chevoya. Clarence, Fresno, Cal
Christensen. Charles. Kenosha, wis.
CIeary. James p. Hubbard Woods.
Ill.
cresweu. Fred R., sanborn. Iowa.
Dubey, Amery J.. Hartford, Conn.
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Leach. AIRED ". Olympia. wash
Lynch, FHIfam b. GGtnesYiIle Fi2-
Lyons, Thomas Jefferson Troy, 8 O.
Mack, Joseph A, Kansas City. Mo-
Maddox, Lewis R., Ware Shoals S. G.
Mann, Jay, Marion, Iowa
Manning, Frank, Brooklyn, n. z.
Manning, Jacob, cambridge. Tenn
Nance. Joseph, Dawson, Pa
Martin, Ira P, Hamburg, Miss.
Mccoy Walter. Lawrenceyille. NJ
Mclaughlin, Patrick J., Memphis,
, Mclaughlin, stephen O.. Baltimore,
McNaier, Alan NJ. New York. n 7,
Meath. Frank A, Newark. n. J.
Merrill, Henry c., Gastonia, n. C.
Mesmer, Frank L., Syracuse, \. Y T..
MILAN, CressweIl L. Minneapolis,
Mimi.
Miller, VIII B.. Jennings. Okla
Continued on page e1gnt)
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TIE CASUALTY LIST

.-sl.z--..z
6orIoEtnE casualties are report
q 81 the commanding general OF me
AmeFlcan edttiona=y Forces;
killed IN action, 1858; died OF
WOUNDS. ~ died OF airplane accident
died Of disease, 154; wounded Sc
TsreIT re wounded degree undeter-
raln6d ] lily; wounded shghtly, 2O4;
TilsSIng IA acton, ITO. Total, 1,190-
Killed In Action.
saysh. Roy Melvin. Alameda, Cal.
aS1 Edward L, Franklin. Mass.
DsHey. Panl c., Chicago, Ill
Gafney, Joseph z, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Belamin, Howe n, HoIIidaysburg,
6sEeod. Lamar Young, Mobile. Ala
ls $500 aul Taylor. Evansville,
AaTSir. Truman, Pontiac, III.
EFazIers Hilary Reid. Washington,
ea E Norman Ashton. Pensacola,
stone. Lester A, F1tchburE. Mass.
Ifotter. Clyde A, Mount Oliver. Pa.
Hudgens, William Augustus, Ander
Knapp. 3 James c. Forestvr1, NY.
Spratk william Polk, Livingston, Ala.
BoIIs. John F, shakopee MINI.
Brann0n, Robert W., Eufaula, Ala
Brotheston, John G.. New York, N Y.
EeliG. Frank NJ, Walton, n. 7.
FREEDMAN. Isaac NJ, New York. n. 7.
Gibson, Samuel R., youngstown, o.
Storm. George p, Weissport, Carbon
Co, Pa.
Tsunis, John w. Spring Lake, Mich.
Bush, Ivory, Yandalia, III.
B1teEa. Albert w. North Bergen, y. ].
Farmer. Leo R, Sigourney- Iowa
3Iosehenrose. Edward n, Newton, III.
Williams. Charles v. G., Chino, Ca.
DttIaoWsISy, John J., Brooklyn. Md.
Hanna Alexander Leslie, Harrison,
J.
seanessler. August J., New York. n. Y.
CoTporaIs-
A1eIsen. sheldon A. Elmo, Utah.
Baxter. Floyd L., Carthage. n. Y.
Blanks. Sfner B., Trenton, n. ].
Hagen, Fred L, Minneapolis. MINI.
Hall, Eugene L., Atmore. Ala
Herrig. Charles w, Midland. Pa.
Matthews. Baro1d H. Boston. Mass.
eppard, Paul L.. Chemung. \. Y.
sehoonover, Charles A. New York,
shssratt. Arthur. South Greenfield,
Thompson. Roy A.. Athens Tenn.
Whitley. Ellsworth c.. Elmira. y. Y.
Wise. Ford. Grand Haven. Mich.
Woody. A. p, Acwort1, Ga.
Better, William, Brooklyn. N Y.
Duncan. Clinton Earl. Port Huron,
Mich.
punning. George E., Alden, Iowa.
gallagher. George. Brooklyn \. Y.
Green, Virgin. Conasauga, Tenn.
Halls. Joseph N ,Fredericktown, Me.
Kelly. Walter w, Marion, Va.
SIaIkowsId. James l., Pittsburgh. Pa
innard, Wilbur Lloyd. Otseso. Mich.
leehan, Thomas A, Winsted, Conn.
Ramon. Leslie R.. BurdicIs. Ky.
fShager, Theodore. South Wayne. Wis.
SheFIdan. Walter E.. Springfield, Mo.
Sofolo, Stanley, Dixon, III.
TorregTossa, joseph L., New York. \.
Upton, Philip H. Bradley, S. D.
Adams. Leslie. Superior. Neb.
Burns, John James, Roxbury. Mass.
Castor, John n. Philadelphia, Pa.
Dury, Charles w. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Garrett George A, Kfngland. n. J.
Goshen. George, A B., New York.
n Y
jacobson. Ira J., Rochester, n. Y.
Kelrick. Herman. Mfllville. y. J.
Mitchell John R., Burk, Va.
Mechanics
Brady, Benjamin w, Hope Mills. N.
g.
Gales. Frank H.. Cascade. Va.
Miller Adolph, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Wasoners-
Elliott, James R., ossining. n. 7.
RutYIl0wich. Stanley, Elizabeth, n. ].
Mahan, Hansen, Thonfield, Mo.
Cook
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Goats Dresses

Every garment the very latest ste-al colors-aH sizes
This wonderful sale includes every garment that worth
having We have taken advantage of market conditions and
made purchases concessions that manufacturers were glad to
make Some manufacturers heavily stocked others had
average amount anxious to unload the garments
they had on naturally spot cash looked good to
them The savings will be turned you The coat suit
dress you want is here-Come in and get it.
The Keota news., 1918-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ef the Interior
n lad ORea n 1na1na. Cob,

Nolsee b Asssby 0ysa ~ NJ l. 0eks.. scas
~ a 49, jeesA aeeease1 e 80; ceses.1e.
No o2Os13. tos S1SWl. SSSEt Sc q, aad NsNEl.
NSNVNA Soetioa 10. TowasAi0 . ~ 3Aa1e 50 W.
6th Priaeipal Nssidaaa ~ ~ ee4ee q hteat3sa
ma SSove 6eser1bod bsloss U. q. CossIoees.
Cyde [. Sa1aley. sf Ksota. Coios11A - ~ eiaAeA
S1si.sos aa0ss - wienesees: 0ee)nnA 4.
RSoo6es CAT Va H0osea. JeAo Z. esB aad
Wiilao J. Stama. an ol keeeA. Colesa4A
63 A. F. BROWNS. oa00.
The Keota news., 1918-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

U. s. Lad Ulcs q SsssssG SH:s Sososoo
Nossee b Assssy Svss tAss Hany n. n.rss q
1881 CosssSae. 1ssvss. Coae: vSe q NoysShss
3Otk. 1905. 0s6s OsssF Leed Est.y. No: oese7.
e: 81 r.. r.. $ ". 81. Sss "a :osses q
iatsatioa 10 ashs lesj proof .eda pesaor.0a ;.
Sec S. q tAe ct q March =: 1918 70 sss.sess
a the Dilyiet Co1st. u Csesasy. Coosso6o - eAs
27th day q Nay. 1918.
Ci.iulss4 eS1es q witoesses: NaAAaa CoAA,
Lsrlaa G. Aleo CsorDs n. Harris - 1lieAasl
l!.:"dsl a q Ds"vs'. co;e';ss ;ssso;vns p..
The Keota news., 1918-05-03
Noties Of Appliessiss - Lsass sts1s

N0tte0 Oh ApUUoss0o - DS 49,
Lad
Omes Of ths s&st@ Board q tseA Cooaissiee-
oeo DeoVss. Colo. April ~ tSM.
Notice 4 kereby eivea that sPSlisetaoo be-.
bcco msde 20 lssss The io!Iovis0 dass.!bed
School Land, situate II Weld Coessy. Colo
g. Il, Scssioa n. Township . ~. 1aeGs
81 W, Application Number So; sli Of Section
q Township N. Range % ", Appliesstoo
Nu0bos $50.
Noxiss & further hereby given that an cshss
peesoos desiring TO file an applicatico 70 Iee:s
zane 10 THE ossee psios 70 nay y. 6.s,
e no oshes ep0lisesioo % 1850 the eh1.e q
RAYMOND MILLER
Prssidsot State Board Land Coomissioosss.
Puhlish Aps. n Nay Z, -. II.
The Keota news., 1918-05-03
s.b.e.iptie. no per Year /. Adva.e,
Notice Of Annual Meeting

Notice Of Annual Meeting
Notice II hereby given that the annual
meeting Of stockholders Of the Keota
Farmers and Merchants Building A.
sociation, for the election Of officers and
the transaction Of such other business
.as may properly come before the meet
ing, will be held at the Office Of the
secretary Of the association. in Keota.
Colorado. beginning at 8 p. M. Friday
evening. May 10. 1918.
SETH d. AARKLEY, Secretary.
The Keota news., 1918-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departnent Of the Interior
U. s Laa1 O9e: = Ss:.saG Cob.

NsreA 10. 1918
Noeies b hessby ovsa thae EAwasl Z. laskia. q
kaioss. coiosaAa. vAo. % Msseh II. 1914 sa9
k.as.C u. l3l3 aaes e::ea.l - -! s9a'ee! 81 -
ElNES Sc. I. SlNNl. SWl See. 3 roweehh eN..
Raao. s. W.. eeA p. has ~ sotsee q Ieeeeeiee
ioed aSsve 6sseT1el kelore C1y1e L Se1eley. U. 8
Coaa0i1sioass. u kSeeA Colorado. o. tAs eioAaA
1ay a Nay. 1918.
Clainaat aaass = Wolneases: Jseoe G. As1reA
CeosDe 01aAy, q. G. Ouinbe, ~ Heosy u. l.
a 4. q BROWNS. Rs6sau
The Keota news., 1918-05-03

For Sale: Good potatoes for seed and
table use. H. A. Dake. 8 miles south
west Of Keota. p6
The Keota news., 1918-05-03
NOTICE HOR PUBLICATION
Ds1astosas q ~ latssses
u. 8. Land OAles st Denver. Co6ogo0o

u. 8. Lad OAles st Denver. Ceisss6s
ASsa b. lol0
Noties is keseby aivee that Adeea Waoo. esW-
eySy AdeNa Cs0bje. of keotS. toS0s16a. ~ %
Nosss.hes -. 1918. 0sde n10esaeed e.bL No.
O2i2t6. fos NEA Section "a TowNsAlO n. k1oOs
60 w.. 8 p. ~. Hereby sfvs eotice o. ~ necae1ea
- - 6asl theoe yeas psool 70 ese16eaA eo1D -
tAe ~ akoso AsscTihed bs1oss U. 3 CsG1ooee
ClyAs I Sessasy. = ksota. Ceas. % ~ = ~ -
Ci:a1sat a,nes = vsssesssG y alaa J. S.
Il Androvs an o( keoAs. Colo.
NARY WOLFE DARcIN. 1agse0.
NOTICE YOR PUBLICATION
.DsDovt0sas q ~ latseioe
U. 3. Land Once at Denver. C~So 1Ito
Aps0 le. 1919
~. 1os1esH E16a FEsaeis 9ptess q x4slA. Csso:
1o6o. wA0 - NOSs0h1 n. DlA 0s6e ao0ea4
EeeIy, NJ 01o0o2 ~ Loes 1 aaA 94le3 - 4Et
Soetise 3 Te~asAi0 : n. Raaoe % ". ~. 1s:s.
L1iaa. hsss6Z ovs seetes a ~ laeeaese = ~
80 TAsoe Yer 0sool - sel16eaA e1a14 - ~ lAa1
SSovs 6escstbel, bsSoss U. 8 Ce00lseeso3 CH6s
l. Se1aisy. q keoGa. Cola. a ths u ~ q Juaa.
Cllin,as ssnss .. wie.esses: Hsaels1h .Dake
)eAp S0saks.. Psss K4azles. Ja0es u. Tfu0be -
nxsY WOLFE DAa0us. nsshssr.
DR.. b. L. Fowler. dentist. will bo
in Keota the 0fst seven days OF each
month. q
Festaer, PhotograpAsr. eteslias. Colo.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06
GOODBYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES

For centuries all over the world
GOLD MEDAL Harlem OIL has NJ.
torded relief In thousands upon thou.
sands Of cases Of lame back. lumbaxo,
sciatica. rheumatism. gallstoncs, gray.
el and all other affections Of the kid.
neys. liver. stomach. bladder and al.
lied organs. 1t acts quickly. 1t does
the work. It cleanses your Kidneys
and pari6es the blood II makes q
new man. Z new woman. Of sou. II
frequently wartls of attacks Of the
dread aud fatal Diseases Of the kid.
neys. It often completely cures the
distressing diseases Of the ORGANS Of
the body allied With the bladder and
kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine. sed.
iment. or 'brickdust" indicate an I'm.
healthy condition.
Do not delay a minute II your hack
aches Or you nre sore across the loins
or have difficulty when urinntiug. Go
to your druggist ut once and ct q
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

box Of imported GOLD MEDAL Aaar
lem OIL Capsules. They arc pleasant
and easy to take. Each capsule con.
tains about one dose Of I'VE drops
Take them just like you would any
pill. Take q small swallow Of water
II you want to. They dissolve In the
stomach. and the kidneys soak up the
oil like sponge does water. They
thoroughly cleanse and wash out the
bladder and kidneys and throw of the
inflammation which Is the cause OF
the trouble. They will quickly relieve
those stiffencd Joints. that bnckachc-
rheumatism. lumbngo. sciatica, gall
stones. gravel. "br1ckdust." etc. They
are an effective remedy for all dis.
eases Of the bladder. kidney. liver
stomach and allied organs. Your
druggist viii cheerfully refund your
money II you are not satisfied after q
few days use. Accept only the pure
original GOLD MEDAL. HARLEM OIL
Capsules. None other genuine.-Adw
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06
Pull Up inside

By one Of those strange chances
most Of the lady passengers inside the
motor bus seemed to be carrying In
fauts, one or two Of whom were frac-
ti0us.
At one stopping place the harassed
conductor was faced BY two more
ladies', each of whom carried the In
eyitabie baby. But patience. though .
virtue, has it, limits.
Room on top. ma'am." he said.
sternly. a. he held out a OBTAINING
arm. 1.-THE incubator's full."-London
Answers.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06
HE Occupation.

One evening a short time ago tiny
chap was standing In one Of the wag'
ons on a corner busily engaged In the
stamp business. He was 70 winsoms
and cute many stopped to speak with
him. but his dignity resented the lib
critics taken BY his admirers. He
Strengthened his small shoulders and
Indignantly remarked: II y'ain't here
to he laughed atm here TO sell frift
stamps. Tribune.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06
STOMACH UPSET?
pApe's piAPEPslN At ONCE GNos
oYoPgPolA, AcIoITY. oAo,
0N0logoT1oN.

Your meals hit backi Your stomach
u sour. acid. gassy and you feel bloat-
ed after eating or you have heavy
Jumps Of indigestion pain or headache.
but never mind. Here u instant reil01.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

James l.. Wright OF Yuma Was
wounded In sction In France.
Plans are being perfected 10 give
returning soldiers their old Jobs.
Consideration Of the 1919 budget OF
the State Highway Commission mas
been postponed until Dec. ls.
The distribution OF patronage In the
incoming Legislature II occupying the
attention OF Republicans and Demo
Gratis.
Thirteen Denver meg returned a.
the result OF their battalion at Camp
Macarthur. Waco. Tex. being demobl'
iized BY the government.
Colorado may yet add $4,000 TO It's
inheritance fund through the sssesssd
tax sxsins, the 100000 estate q
John II. Harbcck OF Boulder.
Franklin II. Richie. pioneer Colo
rsdsn and for fifteen years secretary
TO the public librarian In Denver. was
buried In Riverside cemetery.
Conditions In general through the
state show an abatement Of the Span.
ish influenza epidemic. according To
reports received by the State Boar'l
OF Health.
Twenty-Five 500 bills were handed
to Mayor ". +. r. Mills Of Denver BY
= citizen 10 pay for thirty.six drinking
fountains to be placed throughout the
business district.
The sugar division clerical depart.
inent Of the Federal Food Administra.
ton for Colorado has closed. Tho
esncciinx al tho sugar cards ended
III. clerical work.
Lieut.. Col. Rice Means and Lieut..
Harry ~. Gambr.i are recovering In
. hospital AT Bordeaux. France. They
were Essscd jus, few days prior to
the signing OF the armistiee.
Commissioner T. J. Ehrhart Of the
state Highway Commission was
called to Ssiids. where his son. Earl
Ehrhsrt, a ranchcr. and the latters
wife are seriously III from Spanish In.
flucnxs.
Flu masks went off the people OF
Denver. except In certain cases, Sun.
day. the exception being Of nurses.
doctors and others attending suffer.
ers OF influenza in hospitals or private
homes.
Plans Of the government to cooper.
ate with employers Of labor BY dis
charging skilled men from the army
on request were announced By the
United States employment service In
Denver.
Every citizen II asked BY the Den.
yer County Council Of Defense 70 en-.
courage soldiers 10 stay in the army
until regularly discharged and IN
work against deliberate or thoushtless
desertion.
Colorado 10 expected to enroll 5000
boys for work on the farms next sum
mer. ~ . part Of the activities Of the
United States Boys Working reserve
during national enrolment week
early in 1919.
The body Of an unidentified man
WAS found At the foot Of q cliff nea,
the Good Night ranch. fourteen mile.
west Of Pueblo. by Freeman FRAZIER
n boy Of II yesrs. who was out hunt
ing rabbits.
Wilson Potttnser Of 0lenwoo.
Springs accidentally shot himsel,
through the heart while on his way &c
the hills TO indulge In practice shoot
ing. He died instantly. the bul,e'
piercing bis heart.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06
THE JOY OF
MOTHERHOOD
Game % this Woman after
Taking LYDIA e. Pinlkham's
Vegeta6o Compound 10
{oetore Her Health


@0 . ooo 0ool OF
0o tine WO not
0b3o - 70 about
Our greatest desire
W10 70 have . child
q cur home and ous
day ny husband
came back from
teWn With Q bottle
q Lydia Z Pink.
haD'0 Vegetable
wanted ne % 6y T.
i brought relief
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

TO kssp clsan and .heeithx take Dostes
hvor. boWeio and stomach. Adv.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.

Dec. s-i3-coiorado Farmers ana fsso
women's Congress At Fort Co!lins.
Dec. 2o-.i-Mid- winter meeting OF
Colorado Editorial Association ~
Denver.
January-westsrn Stock Show At Dem
Yer.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

Don't stay upset! Eat Q tablet Of
Pape's Diapepsin and Immediately the
lndigestisa. gasea, acidlty and al sto0.
lch distress ends.
Pape's Diapepsin tablets are the sur.
~, quickest stomach relievees In the
wosid. They cost very little at drug
stores. ADV.
Catch Die Carp.
Two carp Of 10 pounds and II pounds
ave ounces have becn caught at Ches.
hunt reservoir. England. BY r. james
md W. Baine~. members Of the Red
spinner Angling society.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

Shorter hours for the bakers may
Not mean shorter pie crust.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-26
KENDALL FEELS HOPEFUL
OF THANKSGIVING GAME

Kendall has great hopes that the
honors will he taken from Arkansas
L by the home team when the two
combatants meet on the Kendall
field Thanksgiving afternoon.
This is about the way the two
teams stand:
Kendall has played only two
games this year winning from Ada
and losing heavily 10 saltwater.
Arkansas played Springfield. Nor
NAL Saturday and held them for IA
TO featuring the razor-backs.
oklahoma u piled up an outlandish
score against the Arkansans, but at
that time Arkansas was playing
half subs and only played to I'LL the
contract. The biggest part Of the
team had been sent TO training
camp.
In the saltwater game Bridges,
star halfhack, and Wyle, the 200
pound tackle. were out OF the game.
Saltwater came with winning
reputation and the combination got
under the skin of the Kendallites and
cold feet ensued. They have their
nerve for the coming BATTLE and are
confident in their hopes that they
can hold Arkansas to the ground.