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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-06


vember 6, 1879
ORDINANCE NO. s64
An Ordinance Granting to Standard
Oil Company (Indiana) Permission
to Erect Buildings and tanks for
Storage of Petroleum Products.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Commissioners of the City of Hays,
Kansas, in the County of Ellis, State
of Kansas.
SECTION 1. That permission and
authority is hereby given and granted
to Standard Oil Company, corpor-
alton organized and doing business
under and by virtue of the laws of
the State of Indiana, to construct and
maintain for period of Fifty years
in the following described property,
to-wit:
Lots %, 25, 27, 29, 81, 33, and S5,
in Block 8, Original Town of Hays,
Kansas, County of Ellis, buildings
and underground tanks necessary for
it sbusiness and to store therein IL
gasoline, or any other mineral oils or
fluids, the products of petroleum, in
quantities sufficient to meet the re-
quirements of its said business.
SECTION 2. All ordinances and
parts OF ordinances in conflict here
with are hereby repealed.
SECTION 8. This ordinance shall
be in force and effect on and after its
passage and acceptance in writing by
the said Standard Oil Company.
G. A. Hardness,
Mayor.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-06

He was held in very high esteem
among wide circle Of acquaintance
and the many friends will be grieved
to hear of his sad and untimely death.
The funeral services were held at the
Otis Methodist church yesterday, and
were attended by a very large num-
Der of people. Several soldiers of the
recent war from Lacrosse, attended
the funeral services in a body.-La-
Crosse Republican.
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$864.37

Check to L. w. CIapp, Cam
paign Treas, Wichita $864.37
All expenses incident to this cam
paign were borne by the Chamber of
Commerce. Ruth Fliesbach,
Secretary.
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s2566.50

IELEHHONE AND IEGEGRAFd
1920, United Telephone Co. S26.70
la, Western Union 40
HIP, Western Union 1856
11-21, United Telephone Co. 2.99
1917, United Telephone Co. 14.t5
1-18, United Telephone Co. 4.5O
Feb. 5, Western Union .65
% 10, United Telephone Co. 500
% 26, United Telephone Co. 7.80
April 10, United Telephone Co. 6.55
"a, United Telephone Co. 800
(" %, United Telephone Co. 4.69
May 1, United Telephone Co. 3.95
:" 81, Western Union .e5
June 8, United Telephone Co. 1885
July 5, United Telephone Co. 11.05
2, Western Union 1.18
Aug. 2, United Telephone Co. 1880
Sept. 1, United Telephone Co. 500
Oct 1, United Telephone Co. 2.75
Total $151.91
POSTAGE EXPRESS. FREIGHT
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Pumping Water
Commercial & Line loss
5315
1852
Total
1850

Total 87689
showing an increase of 1914 XVIII in
the Commercial load over the pre-
ceeding month.
The new oil house and storage shed
a THE power house is completed and
we now have on hand good supply
of coal and fuel oil
The Septic Tanks have been thor
oughly cleaned and flushed, and a
thorough Fire Hydrant Flushing and
Inspection along with sewer flushing
now in progress.
The Street Department has COM
pleted the grading of Elm and Sixth
Ave, 6 cross walks and 800 feet of
sidewalk that was ordered by ordin-
ance have been constructed and in ad-
dition to this 400 feet of additional
sidewalk was staked this month and
is now in progress of construction.
The South Main Street sidewalk is
now completed.
We are making good progress in
getting rid of weeds and Russian
Thistles.
Regarding the matter of Paving of
East Juniata Street, my recommend
alton would be to proceed with this
work by resolution disregarding the
petition. This gives all parties fair
chance, allowing the DIRECTORS the
privilege of filing their protest (if
there be any, and simplifes the work
considerable in my estimation.
The statement of Receipts and Elk
penditures is as follows:
RECEIPTS
Fund Oct '18 Oct 10 Total Per
Inc. cent
Inc
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Salvation Army Fund

Some time ago Captain Heinigar of
the Salvation Army was here and ask
ed the Chamber of Commerce to un-
dertake the raising of Ellis County's
Quota of $500 for the Salvation
Army Home Service Campaign. The
Chamber of Commerce endeavored TO
raise this money and reports as fol-
lows.
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Total Disbursements s14,257.83
Balance on hand as per Bank
statement $925.19
As near a detailed statement of re-
ceipts as could be made is found in
the cash book kept after February 1st.
A detailed statement of disburse-
ments follows which is accurate ex-
cept for January. We secured the
actual checks cashed by the bank
from the bank ledger but both the
cancelled checks and check stubs be-
ing lost, it is impossible to distribute
the disbursements for January abso-
lutely accurately. Such difficulty
will not be met again as accurate re-
cords are now being kept and we have
been since February 8, 1919.
Ruth Fliesbach,
Secretary.
e
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1000
17O.25
271.28
s3OO9. 81 sI7s6.2a

You Will note from the above that
we have expended S462. 81 for new
meters and s524.20 for motors. The
latter have been delivered but not
billed.
Respectfully submitted,
j. c. Manning,
City Manager.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23
Little Benny's Note Book

Yestidday 1t was so hot that the easiest thing to do was perspire. wfch everybody did. and us fellows was wavlSins along saying. G, maybe 1t afnt hot---gosf, if it was eny hotter than this. good nite, and diffrent tbings. anas all of a suddin Sid Hunt ssd, c, Puds. holey srnoaks, look at the man tainted rum the heet up agenst your house.
 Meeuine a fat man with q brown dersy and no collar and tie laying on P,ads Simkfnses pavement with his eyes shut tite and his mouth open 1ooee. and us fellows ran up and stood there looking at him. Skinny Martin saying. Wen a persin faints. n. ferst thing to do is loosen their collar. orsy he aint got eny collar, so hov can we?
 we cant sed Sam Cross. and Ed Wernick seS. Maybe if we loosened his sfoes it would do some good
 And he united ono of the mans shoe s&rfnrs and Ed Davis untid the other oun. but 1t dident do eny good. and l s~A Maybe wat he needs is more air. xnf do you say we all blow on him?
 wSch we eli did. getting Up close and all blowing on his face together without enyfhfng happening, and Le- roy shooster ssd, If we had a peece of toe we could put 1t down the back of nks mock. orvy- we aint got a peece Of Ice.
 III 70 in nnd get a peecs out of the scS 6ox sed E11dS. And ho ran In the honse and cnme out with a hunk of sss snd put ft down tho back of the mas nssok, 6efng such nAy hunk ne
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

had to brake 1t in peeces and then
 put it down, and pritty soon the man started to wiggle his shoulders and look dissatisfied without opening his eyes, and the ferther down the ice went the more dissatisfied he looked; and after a vile he opened his eyes and grabbed ahold of the middle of his back, proving ware the ice was,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

and jest then he saw all us fellows standing there and started to look mad as enything. and Skinny Martin quick sed, Its all rite, mister, it's ony ice, you fainted rum the heet-
 O, I did, did I. III show you if a. honest man cant lay down to take a little nap on a hot day without being
 assaulted by lot of hoodelums, sed
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

the man And he jumped up and chased us a block and a half shaking one hand at us and holding the other one at the bottom of his back, show ing ware the ice was.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

WE 6EEh WORKING. Yes. SlHvtNS,- SHAVING FOR fc1. WORKED TWO HOURS OVEO1tME
 AND HAVE EARNED IHiRTT-NlNE CEhTS-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-23

WHERE HAVE ToO
 BEEN, 6RU1E ?"
 SPOKE HIS StCkLf WIFE. WITH A FRoWN ON HER FACE AND PANCAKE FLOUR ON HER ShoES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
NATIONAL WILL
NOT ABR0GATE :
THE AGREEMENT

NEW YORK. Sept. 19-Cub owners
of the National league at special
meeting here today. declined to sane
ton temporary abroGattion Of the Nat
ionnl agreement. The meeting held at
president John a. Heydlcr's office. was
attended by Barney Dreyfuss. Pits
hurgh: William II. Baker, Philadelphia:
George W. Grant. Boston; Fl. w. Mason,
treasurer, and Judge Williams. ST.
Louis: {. A. Stonchnm. New York and
Charles r. Ebbets. Brooklyn.
In answer 10 the recommendation. OF
tho National commission ut its meeting
held in Chicago. September ?. 1919. the
following resolution was adopted:
"FirSt-That tho National league does
not concur in the recommendation made
bv the National commission. that the
present National agreement be tempo
rariy abrogatcd.
"Sccond-That we concur in the rec
nmnlcndation OF the National commits
sion that the National league refrain
from drafting minor league players dur
ing 1919.
recommendation Of the National COM
mission that the territorial rights Of
the clubs Of the old international league
he not respected in the future unless
it's indrht cdness TO the National com
mission be paycd on or before thirty
dnvs after September .. 1919"
During the meeting there was discus
sion ns 10 the appointment OF new
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Promoter Calls Off
Parks Fight Card
Fight Scheduled For Tonight
Is Called Off

Promoter G. W. Otto OF the wheeling
Athletic club has called OF the boxing
exhibition scheduled for tonight at the
Wheeling park Casino. Tho promoter IS
OF the opinion that the card would not
suit the demands OF the public.
Battling Monroe. who was scheduled
10 meet Kid Pattillo, has hren defeated
twice by the latter One defeat was by
the Knockout route. This fact was 5ust
found out by the promoter Yesterday
When the match was arranged Monroe
manager stated that the Battlcr had not
met Pattillo.
The only real fight on the card was
the Ham Ritz-Bcrt Matthias go. SUIT
able opponent had not been found for
Irish Chick Rogers.
Tho next boxing card to be staged At
the park will be held next Thursday
evening. and Promoter Otto promises
the fans a good exhibition. The cancel
lation Of tonight's exhibition proves that
the local club is trying to please tho
public by putting on the best that can
be secured Due 10 the mauy home
coming celebrations oetnS held all over
the country. il Is hard TO set together
a good card.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20

The lid will or pr:ed OF the Ohio val
lev scholastic football season this att'E-
noon At tho state fair grounds on the
Island when the defenders or IN"
Wheeling high school clash with fn'
rriddcrs from Warwood high. The gafh'
will be called at 5 o'clock sharp ana
many hundred loyal followers from b"lN
schools will crowd the sIdellncs TO WIZ
ness the game.
Yesterday was whcclinE's last day IN
practice in preparation FOX the game ihtS
afternoon. The boys worked hard. an"
Coach Kcllison talked 10 them between
intervals. calling attention 10 the th'hE>
tho team lacked. and II is expectSu oE
this method Wheeling Will 50 deVt'"f
as 70 make a good showing among othcr
Ohio valley grid teams
A big rally was staged yesterday
afternoon at the school and the oiu-
time spirit Of the sehoors followers was
again brought out. At the beginning O!
the chapel exercises Roland Moves ana
Bill Piper. being tho favoritcs. were mp
pointed az the cheer leaders. The Iat'e'
showed some real style as leader dur
ing the rally. as Bill had plenty OF
"pcp" Moyes was not present as ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20

or course, we must admit at the very
start that Eddie Collins gives the White
Sox an advantage over the Reds at sec
ond-base in the coming worlds series
II requires no comparison of this char
acter TO prove that statement. occausf
nc IS O. veteran who knows every trick
and angle Of the gam" and who besides
all that seems to BE- playing as though
he were at the height Of his career.
On tho other hand. this comparison is
quito likely to show that the advantage
at second base is not gong TO b" 20
heavily in favor OF the Chicago team as
one might NJ first think. TIL" udNan-
tagc IS there all right but We must not
forget that Rath IS some ball pla%"r
himself and his work this year with tho
Reds provides much TO praise and !lt'IG
10 find fault with
First of all. it Will be well 70 ind "ut
as closely as possible what may reason
ably be expected Of each or these play
ers at bat in tho coming world $ series
Neither has faced the same pitchcrs 'hi5
season and the only basis OF comparison
is the one employed in sizing-up tn"
outfirldcrs and lire hascmen Of the rival
teams. In brief. this plan is 10 select
Ave key pitchers from each league. nye
National League pitchers most closely
rcScm Oi lnR (1cOttc, w lLi'hIiS' NUT "'''
tho other Sox pitchers. and five Amor'-
can League pitchers most closely r"s"n-
bling Cicottc. Williams. Kerr and tho
other Sox pitchers. and five American
League pitchers, most closely CORES,
bonding 10 Ellcr Rcuth"r. Fisher and
the other Cincinnati pitchers
Thormahlcn and Leonard are tn"
American IraGu" pitchers chosen T."
rcprccrnt Rcuthcr and Sallcc; Shawkcy
is chosen TO represent Ring. Bagby u
represent Fisher and I.u1ue and Suthnr-
on to represent Filler. Because Of his
versatile styles OF delivery. Cicotte is
represented by three National L"aEu"
pitchcrS-Adams Barnes and 'ad"rc;
Vauuhn rcprcscnts Kerr and Cooper rep
rrscnts Williams.
So far this season. Eddie Collins has
halted in four games against Baghy.
He has been at bat thirteen times ana
has made four hits without scoring "A
run. So if there is any safety In as*um-
ing anything in this matter we may
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20

Sox inhcld has developed a remarkable
play To break up the double steal. a play
which have never seen used by another
club except The brooklyn champions Of
1899 and l9Nm
In this play. when tho runner on first
h"tra%S III" fact that he intends TO try
10 steal Collins runs forward and
stands a few yards in front OF second
n*". TIL" shnr'stop runs over and COW
"rS second. Schalk throws but Collins
makes no move until the ball is almost
on HIM. II the runner on third shows
he slightest symptoms OF starting i"r
homo. Collins lnt"rrcptS the throw and
WITHOUT = sInGl" lost motion Whips 1t
back l." Schalk. If tn" runner on third
sticks to the sack. Collins ducks and the
hall goes Ia tho Shortslop IN time To nIp
IN" runner from first sliding in nine
times out " ten. | hay" never seen The
play dom" exactly as IN" SuN lniield doe
II. except. as / said. back IN 1899 and
lH0n.
collins bats left handed. His hits
whether or right or lcft-haNd"d pitch
"r. usually x" to left and left center.
Occasionally hc whips one down the
I right field foul line. lie does this often
enough 1" make 1t unsafe for the oppo-
sition to leave right field unguardcd
ft-handed pitching Offers no handicap
to him. He hits them all.
He is master Of every angle Of bat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Old Gold and Blue Boys
Clash With WarIvOOderS
INITIAL SCHOLASTIC CAME Of
SEASON At FAIR GROUNDS TODAY

was assisting in Tho work Of putting tho
football ground into shape. but Will Do
seen a; tn" game tn afternoon.
Captain E!d"mIll"r made short eo-
dress to N" students during the rally.
IN which h" stated that the boys would
d. their best IN this afternoons fracaS.
Local followers were well Satisheu
when EId.mlllrr was named captain. as
they rrrogniz" in him a football enthu-
s:aS. If the whole cloth. and one who
d"esr:'t know the meaning OF the WORD
quit.
After the hard workout Coach Kelli-
son gave the boys a heart 10 heart taxi
in which he impaired to them a Few
points" on the game today.
blackboard practice was held last
evening at s o'clock. The parade by the
students was called on on account or
tho downpour Of rain.
Tho following is the lineup for wheel
ing high: Barnes. left end: Hewitt. lert
tackle: Schcon. left guard; Capt. Eide
miller. center: JucrEcns. right guard
Howard. right tackle: Rrtnkman. right
end: Munas quarterback; Hatfield. left
half: Stcibackcr. right half. and Basls'a'
full back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
A Study of the American and
National League Champions
In Twelve Articles
By IRWIN N. HOWE

! say Collins is likely to bat somewhere
around 800 against Fisher and LuQuc.
Collins has been al bat times
against Leonard this season and has
made one run and ont hit. Against
Thurmahlcn he has been al bat l3 times.
has scored no runs but has mad" hits.
one of which was triple. This is a
hitting mark Of .3l2 and would lndicat"
there is something in the report that
Collins doesn't care much whether a
pit chrr is throwing from the right or
lett side.
Collins has been AT bat 10 times
against Shawkey this season. scoring
four runs ola three singles and a double.
Against Thorinahien he has been at bat
Is times. h;l>, secured no runs but has
made 4 hits one Of which was a triple.
This is a hitting mark Of .3l2 and wouli
Indicate there is something in tho report
that collins doesn't care much whether
II pitcher is throwing from the right or
left side
Collins has been at bat 10 times
against Shawkcy this season. SCORING
four runs on three singles and double.
Against Suthoron he has played in sew
IN games. He has been at bat 70 times.
getting a hits and ) runs.
F'oIl"y.ng is Raths record against the
five key pitchers OF the National
League:
Against Adams he has bat,cd Is
times. for two runs and 3 hits; ond n
tw"-baEE"r. Against Barnes he has
been ut bat 10 times, getting hits and
no runs. He has made hits hits and
no runs against Cadorc in IS times at
bat. As those three pitchers arc chosen
Ia represent tiCotte. we may assume
that 1883 Is fair guess at his proba Bile
worlds series batting against the sox
hurlcr.
Rath has bccn at bat II times against
Cooper scoring 4 runs and getting 5
hits. on" Of them double. Against
Vaughn he has been at bat IS times,
scoring run and getting hits. one n
double. Summarizing the two records
We rrt.
Player Team Alb. r. II. Pct.
Collins Chicago ......Gl 10 2l 3f4
Eath cincinnati .......1j % 293
This will be Eddie Collins sixth
worlds series and 4 chance nj sum-
mary Of what he has accomplished in
III" fly" h" has played in VIII be inter-
sizing and useful. Hero I IL:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
WILD PITCH
LOSES CAME =.
FOR PIRATES

and Cooper pitched effectively today.
but the I'iratcs wild pitch sent two
runs over the plate. and New York won
four to two. FlctChCr's cEror paved
the wav for one Of tho kcals runs,
while Whittcd's double ard two outs
scored the other. Heavy base running
by Kauff resulted in tho fburth run for
New York in the eighth inning. Bar
Whitfield went to third and Grimm to
first. The lattcrs error was costly as
il should have retired the side. with
two on Cooper's wild pitch followed,
Score:
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ting. He is n perfect buntcr and gets
away from the plate like Cobb And.
more important. ne looks 'em over. He
ranks with Rush and the other stars ut
this. lie works a pitcher to tho limit.
IT does not matter how he Is batting on
any particular day. he is always ut the
plate looking them over carefully and
letting the had ones go by.
Collins covers O lot Of territory. He
goes 10 the right farther than most sec
ond hascmcn. He can throw from any
position and he surpasses RIth in COM
Ing in on slow Founders.
Rath is a good deal like Collins in
many respects. He is about the Same
size He Is also a left handed hitter.
Ho is a high class ball player and no
holds his own when II comes to accept
ing his share OF the chances. This is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or To-
lions, and Never Will Be.

You never knew Of Rheumatism -
that most painful source OF suffering
being cured by liniments. lotions or
other external applications. And you
will never see anything but temporary
relief afforded by such makeshiits.
But why be satisfied with temporary
relief from the pangs Of pain which
arc sure to return with increased Sc
verify, when there is permanent relief
within your reach? Science has proven
that rheumatism Is disordered COD.
dttion Of the blood. How, then, can
satisfactory results be expected from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
Here is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

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tho more remarkable when we recall
that he never played second base before
this year except In 1912 and 1913 when
he was with the White sox.
Rath Is a good hitter. He does not
get many hits for extra bases. HIS ono
home run this season was due to TIA
poor Judgment Of an outnelder.
Mechanically he Is good Inneldef.
In this he ranks with Collins but M
falls short Of Collins in that he 10 not o
leader Of men. He does not inspire bis
CO workers as Collins does He u not
an originator Of plays. Collins has nifty
points the advantage In hitting and plus
that has personality. Rath u . Yo,d
bunter and fast man on the oaSe
paths. though not phenomenal.
Following are this seasons TecordS OF
the two players: ..f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
BELLAIRE ATHLETICS
TO HOLD PRACTICE
YollaIre Professionals VIII Hold Stiff
workout Tomorrow Afternoon

The Be1laIre Athletics will hold uni
form practice at the Sixteenth street
park tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 to pre-
pare themselves for the opening game
at Youngstown on September 26th.
Coach Ed. Mullaney will be in charg"
He will be assisted by Captain Fleah-
man and Clyde Duffy. former Swarth-
more star. The following men are re-
Quested to be present: II. Bauer
Thomas Stromp. Fest. Stewart. Snive-
". McNullen Faust, White. Cox. Kin
dleberEer, Bany, Ryan. Akers. Vickory
and O'Connell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
YHuLHS WIN.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1s.-HoGg held St
Louis to Ave hits and Philadelphia won
the first game Of the series today, 3
to !. The first three men to face May
scored all Of Philadelphia's runs. Two
passes and a single filled tho bases and
Tuero replaced May Meusers sacrifice
f1y sent in a run and Bancrofts double
drove in two more. Hornsby scored the
locals lone tally with a tremendous
homo run drive into the left field
bleachers Scorec r. II. +.
Philadelphia :. 800 900 0on-S II o
ST Louis... o10 900 cool
Hogg and Adams; May. Tucro, Sher-
del and Clemens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
FLORENCE vs.. MORGAlqS

The Florence A. c. Of Bellaire, viii
meet the Morgan A. c. Of Pipe Creek.
in the last game Of the season to-mcr-
row afternoon on the grounds at Stop
26. BellaIre. This will be the dectstvo
game Of a three game series. each team
have won one.
The lineup Of the Florence nine viii
be: Greenwood or Schramm. catcher: r
Patterson or w. Patterson. pitchers;
ElIeson, Snively. Brow and JohnSou, II.
fielders; Mcmahon. SchrAmm, Nelson
and Irwin. outfielders.