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CARDS OF THANKS.

6RoUGHTON. We wish to express our ap-
prec ton and sincere thanks to our many
friends for their kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes sent at the death Of
our devoted daughter.
By THE FAMILY.
ROBINSON. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and apprecia ton to many
friends and relatives for their kindness.
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at
the death of our beloved sister and aunt,
M0LLIE ROBINSON
BY RICHARD p. GREEN AND FAMILY. .
WOOD. / wish to express my appreciation and
sincere thanks to my many friends and rela
hyes for their kindness sympathy and beau
tiful doral tributes sent at the death of
my devoted wife. EDWARD l.. WOOD.
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Better Regulation Urged,

''The large number OF crimes COM
mitted during the year by irrespon-
sible people. particularly by bootleg
gers and poolroom hangers-on car
rying dangerous weapons, empha-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-23

EULLNGS-MARKS. On July 81. 1919. OTIS
FRANKLIN HULLINGS and FRANCES
AURETTE MARKS were married at ST.
Peters rectory End street Sc, by Rev. Ste
phen L. Morris. No cards.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14

One of the Sophs evidently has a
great liking for hamburger. For in
stance. the line: Those clamorous har
bingcrs Of blood and DEATH" he read ~
These clamorous hsmburgcrs Of blood
and death"
An American history pupil calls the
annexation Of Texas "a breach Of prom
isc to Mexico" Now what does Will
ma know about breach Of promise?
Strike and the world strikcs with you:
work and you work alone. The X. II.
S. girls basket ball team has gone on
strike for longer hours.
The "Lizzards" have criticised the
'Sunaowcrs. or the girls basket ball
team. for not having their growth. De-
cidcd: That the criticism can not be ap-
piled conversely.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
Coyote Hunt on Thanksgiving

A big coyote hunt is scheduled for
Thanksgiving day. when it is planned to
scour the country for miles around keo-
Ia for coyotes. rabbits. and any other
wild game that may be encountered by
the nimrods taking part. Those who
participate in the hunt are expected to
meet in Keota at 8 q. m. when captians
will be chosen and rules adopted. There
will probably be four sides. and all guns
other than shot guns. will be barred.
The hunt lines will close in on Keota at
about or p. M: and the Keota La
dies Aids have been prevailed upon to
furnish an oyster supper. ss it 10 fore
gone conclusion that the hunters will by
that time be ravishingly hungry. as
well as foot-sore and weary. The sup
per will be for everybody. and the pro-
ccsds will 60 into the two church piano
funds.
As an added feature Of the days n
muscmcnts. the kcota Movie Theater
will present absolutely free Of charge.
an extra good western picture, and one
reel Of comics. that will be delight to
all.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
Yes, il Was \ Real Blizzard

An exceptionally severe and long con-
tinued storm for this season Of the year
made life interesting in this portion Of
the west last week and this. After sew
eral days of wind from the southeast,
the storm broke loose Saturday morn
ing in real winter fury. and continued
with slight abatement; until Monday
night. Tuesday morning was bright
and mild: but by afternoon the tail of
the storm whipped around with in
creased fcrocity. catching off guard
a number of people whom the pretty
morning had enticed away from home
fires: and Wednesday was still bad.
Apparently. fair weather has set in
again: but the almanac and sign follow
crs are predicting more severe weather
for next week. Because Of the driftcd
snow the trains did not leave the yards
on Monday. On Tuesday snow plow
came thru. bringing mail from Sterling:
and back the other way on Wednesday.
The regular irregular service was re-
sumcd on Thursday. with u train each
way.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
Edward Lemiesx Buys keota Grocery

Edward Lemiesx Buys keota Grocery
The grocery store and cream station.
until recently operated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Butler. ch anged hands again this
week. when Edward Lemisux bought 1t
Of Henry Moore. Mr.. Lemieux will
continue the employment Of Mrs. Brad
ford in charge Of the cream station. and
to assist in the store; and announces his
intention to enlarge his stock within
the limits of the bsilding occupied. He
Il confident Of the business growth Of
this community. and will do his part to-
ward drawing the country trade to
Keota.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
william Wagner Sells Farm

William Wagner completed the sale
of his farm Thursday to Herman
Lehms. of Edgar. Nebr.. who was out
here with party brought by Ernes,
Adams. real estate dealer Of that place.
The half section has excellent improve
ments. and the live stock and machin-
cry were included in the deal. which is
said to involve approximately fourteen
thousand dollars. Possession is to be
given December !. and Mr.. Wagner
hopes to secure place to reside in
keota.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
Attention Odd Fellows

w. W. Harmer. Of Greeley. Grand
Master Of the l. o. o. F. Lodge in
Colorado. will attend Pawnce Lodge in
kcota next Wednesday evening. All
members and visiting Odd Fellows are
invited to come to this meeting to wcl-
come DR.. Hsrmer.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
Lost, otsayed, q Stolea

Two bay mares. light blazsn face.
branded on left shoulder n. weight 1900
pounds; one With white foot 70 pastsrn
joint. Alse. Two bay geldings, weight
MOO pounds: one branded on left should
er "7lO": other no brand.
Twenty dollars reward will b paid
for their return. or information leading
to their recovery.
C. w. McCUTCHEON. Kcota, Colo.
c. L. Stanley would like to talk with
"A Homesteader" who neglected to
sign any other name to An important
communication, dated Nov. Z.
Tenant wanted, on good quarter sec
ton. Possession at once or in spring.
as desired. Inquire at News Office. 2stf
Fortner, Photographer, Sterling. Colo.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items of Interest to the People Of
keOta Community

f. p. Hughston says not many towns
the size of kcota can boast of employ.
ing two chimney sweeps: but that was
his and the Mayors job a few days ago.
when it became necessary to use violcn,
measures to remove debris left by the
contractor in the basement part Of the
chimney at the F. l. NJ. building. With
Earl working from the top down. and
Ferd from the basement upward. they
finally succeeded in opening way thru
the chimney. SO the basement stove
would draw. Henry Moore and family
had just moved in. and found it ncccs.
sary to 60 to the hotel the first night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.. Moon arrived in
Kcota Tuesday with that days install.
ment Of the blizzard. Clarence lcf,
this morning. returning to his work al
the Logan elevator. Teed Olsen and
Arthur Accola. who had been working
ut Logan. came to kcota with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. =. Hughstcn had as
Sunday dinner guests. Mrs. NJ. f Bow.
man. NJ. l.. Haworth and family. Mrs.
Carl Haworth. Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Schoonovcr. and Mildred Robinson.
Misses Grace Bradford. Opal Cowcl
Loreena Cowcl. and Messrs. Bcncdic,
Roby and Carl Fey attended the party
" the Cyrus Roby home Ssturda,
flight.
I Farm Loans: Twenty years II want
ed. May be paid of any time. Cal
at farm. eight miles due west Of Kcota,
or sddress 6. W. Cochran. Briggsdale
Colo. p3t
Mrs. v. B. Wallace left Tuesday fol
Tulsa, Okla. where she will visit for &
while with relatives. From there she
will 60 to Chicago to spend the winter.
Miss Evelyn Weinberg came last
week from Lafayette to take charge OF
the Heinle school. made vacant by Mis-,
Fern Wards resignation.
Mrs. A. Fey and son Carl left Tues
day for their home Mt Unadilla. Nebr.
after visit with Mrs. Fcy's daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Roby.
Dan Franklin and Willie Ncstor Of
Lovclsnd. after . weeks visit with thu
Guy Burgess family, left Saturday fol
Missouri.
Mrs. Catherine Spencer. Of Denver
arrived last Thursday for . visit with
her uncle. N. L. Haworth and family.
A new windmill Is an added improve
ment at Ainnersdo Ranch. home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson.
Mrs. N. L. Creel Of Poets. Colo.
came last week for . visit with heI
daughter. Mrs. E. B. Short.
Do yos know Her Honor, The May
orr" Fall In line and be prsseated. fo'
she is coming 70 Keota soon.
Charles Roby and family. Mrs. Fey
and con, Carl. were Sunday visitors u
the A. E. Cowel home.
Emmet Short and Guy Burgess lef
last week for Greeley to work in thu
sugar factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Markley visitee
Sunday with Mr.. Markley's parents a
Weldona.
= Wanted: Ford car, express body pre-
ferred; mention price. P. o. Box 142
Keota. pa
Gilbert Ostrander was business visi
The Keota news., 1919-11-14

Expert Kodak finishing. Mail your
films to Gilbert's Park Store. Greeley.
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

The sssisfsctiou that comss 10 .
p,rsou from doiss any task that be
NAV have. 10 a. sfacisns manner. IL
tn. real pleasure about work. Take
people that have been dsvotins their
Two. 10 doing lood work aud spend
ing q large portion Of their time In
this manner. and they are happy and
eon,ented only when they have ON
p,oymsnt that kesps them busy do
Ing constructive beneficial work.
Harvey johnson has been handling
tho delivery part Of this business this
week.
rorry's package garden and flower
seeds are ready for you. Bartcldcs
bulk sccds In all dinercnt kinds and
varieties are also In shape for your
selections. Onion sets and sweet peas
should bs planted st thu time.
This week We are devoting our ad-
vertisins space 10 description Of our
corset department. W. carry full
lines Of the Oossard. Memo and Roy
al Worcester makes. We can nt any
nEuro.
The Universal Stove Man was here
Thursday. He was booking orders
for stoves for Fan delivery. The
Universal people claim there will no,
be any material drop In Stove prices
and that they are making all the
stoves they can each day. We have
sold . number Of Universals In the
community.
-
We havo . car of fur..iture to ar
rive In tho very near future. Also
have . part OF carload nhipment of
Simmons metal beds that should
be here soon now.
A display Of Gold Band China IA
to be seen In one Of our show win.
dows
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

The Daylight Saving measure soss
Into snse' this asst sunday Mosaiss
at a m. We ma THE 10 Of advanL
age to all people In this store. besides
being u conservative measure. We
bclisve II each person would coop.
crate In this that tn. no, result.
would bo beneficial. Under this Law
our place will be open AN hour earlier
each Morning and you can got your
supplies that much sooner each day
All places OF business arc al YOU,
disposal Just that much earlier each
day.
beginning with April ist. No arc
going to give more service In our do
livery department. We viii make a
forenoon and afternoon delivery
Orders taken before , o'clock viii bc
delivered In tho Morning. Orders
Will be received until 1 O'Clock .. m.
for afternoon delivery. After l O'Clock
S'"NsS VI" oV uVttNVICO tuC IOltOW-
Ing morning. You arc expected To
consolidate your purchases 40 that
We will have to deliver to a
house only once each day. We can
not promise to deliver both Morning
and Afternoon to tho Same place.
Congoleum rugs were added In both
our Men and Ladies' Shoe fitting de-
pnrtmcnts also In front OF tho large
mirror In clothing room.
A shipment OF Duxbak suits for
both men and women were marked
and put In stock this week. Have
tho women's suits consisting Of
coats. brooches. bloomerc and skirts.
This line OF clothing Is strictly an
outing clothing manufacturing line |
OF clothes. and these gar ments are
made right for this particular class
OF garments.
Read our advertisement on last
PAGE
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29
ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Silver Lakes Fish
Company will be held on Tuesday.
April LIST. 1919. at the Office of the
Rio Grande Hardware Co., Monte
Vista. Colo, for the election of off,-
GERS. and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
GEO. COLE, Secy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

IT you could buy 8 frolicksome, fat
pigs that would weigh Is to 80
pounds, at zoe per pound you would.
wouldn't you? Just weaned and are
ready 10 grow into money. Little
Poland Chinas with lots Of Quality.
WILCOX FARMS,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR sALE-Rabsr Ranch Three
hundred and twenty acres river land.
located IN miles east Of Del Norte.
early water priority, and we'll fenced.
Easy terms to reliable parties, in
quire Of Mrs. Will kaber. Dol Norte.
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR SALE-One good Poland
China registered pig, 10 months old.
Phone 613N6. Jack Shown.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR SALE-Team Of younG
m lies, good ones.
John A. Nsslund,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

Six-tylinder touring car for sale at
q bargain. In good order and lots Of
tires. Inquire Journal once.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR sALE-Ths Mountain View
ranch at South Fork. Inquire Of
w. w. Morse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

Read our advertisement on last
page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

A display Of Gold Band China IA
to be soon In one Of our show win
dows.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

-WANTED-$75.00 for Purebred
Poland China Boar. 8 years old. An
excellent breeder in excellent breed
ing condition. II fat would weigh
better than $50 pounds: will weigh
$50. Easily handled. smooth, easily
kept and will get pigs or better to
the litter. WILCOX FARMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Colorado Soldiers' Z Sailors Home
Monte Vista. Colo. March 4, 1913
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Comandant Of the Colorado
Soldiers Z Sailors Home. until IL
noon mountain time Tuesday. April
.. 1913. for groceries. meats, butter.
cheese. burial caskets. ETC.. for per-
iod OF six months beginning June I,
1918. and ending November 80. 1919
both inclusive.
Schedule and information will be
furnished on application to the Quar-
termaster.
JOHN CoNKIE, commandant.
Fist pub. Mar. 8: last pub. Mar. 2s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

We havo . car Of furniture to ar
rive In tho very near future. Ais,
have . part OF . carload nhipment o
Simmons metal beds that shoul,
be here soon now.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

Liberty Bonds Bought
John Tischbach.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

Wanted to buy . second hand
typewriter. w. B. Burt. phone 277.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR SALE-About 900 sacks nrst
class russell seed potatoes.
Phone 612K4. Ray Houston.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR sALnHRsgistsrsd Psrchsr-
on Stallion, 8 years old.
3. =. AYERS, Del Norts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

Don't let your tractor stand idle
during spud-digginE-Buy 4 Clcvc-
land.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR SALE-6o head Of stock
hogs. VI. $50 lbs. each: also two
Quarters sheep or cattle feed. with
privilege Of late feeding.
c. ~. CLARK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR sALE-The =. B. Hudson
1880 International Tractor and four.
bottom II in. John Doers plovs.
Guaranteed In good condition.
Terms to responsible party, See or
phone SAM HUDSON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR SALE-9svsral high grade
Belgian Marss. Weighing from 1900
to 1900 each. Lewis Hanson. ; and
y miles west Of La lara.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

FOR SALE - Five-room modern
house and furniture-cheap.
Mrs. NJ }. Murphy,
Plummer Addition, Monte Vista
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quietly. Pretty wild, but good work
ers"
He followed them to the door. Out.
side, Philips voice trembled when he
spoke to MacDougall
"You go for the others. and bring
them TO the office, Sandy" he said.
II said nothing to Thorpe because
have TO confidence in liars, and Thorpe
is a liar. He was not out TO the Gray
Beaver today; for | saw him when he
came iu-from the opposite direction.
He is a liar, and he will bear watch.
ing. Mind that. Sandy. Keep your
eyes on this man Thorpe. And keep
your eyes on his gang. Hustle the
others over to the office as soon as
you can"
They separated, and Philip returned
TO the cabin which they had left a few
minutes before He relighted the
lamp. and with a sharp gasp in his
breath held out before his eyes the OBJ
ject which he had taken from Thorpe
table. He knew now why Thorpe had
come from over the mountains that
night. why he was exhausted, ana
why he lied. He clasped his head pe'
tween his hands. scarcely believing the
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Business Questions Answered

Your exceedingly clear sighted advice and
suggestions more than once compelled me to
YOU be kind and obige me?
This company (please keep it's name pri;
doctors OF this city honest. reliable. for
the diffusion of certain compounds made upon
fessors and manipulated by - Doc
tors are not business men. therefore, bust
ness vas drasg,ns In order to push it they
men, well known. well famed and in good
financial condition. 4 'manager'' with
sary. as he should be able TO speak with
competence to doctors. In word they
wanted a college graduate.
Of New York when friend of mine belong
ing, to this company. an old friend dating
utive capacities. My appointment followed.
but as at that time no capital was on hand
necessary, as fl some bottles wash them.
in order just to give time and let the com.
was understood that my main occupation was
to interview doctors and establish a chain
OF business to which agents would have
lection was poor. as several subscribers dis
business must be carried on in the most
ethical way. therefore no advertisements, no
blum. no circular letters OF solicitation, and
view doctors. submit TO their trial some
samples. explaining action and reaction OF
ingredients. source of formula and place OF
After eighteen months have succeeded in
having one agent, but no help for manual
work.
The board of directors liz composed OF
Two doctors with large practice, but narrow
business men. Meet once a month and tall tall
of everything in the world except this COM
panys buslness--consider this business a
side line ana give 10 consideration to it
Business is dragging and discouragng.
When money is needed the amount is d.
! Nlded among themselves each one promises
TO send check, which comes only after
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lamps the mems faces gowed with en-.
grip Philips hand in a pledge OF
fealty
when hell freezes over, we're
licked" he said. "Where's me auto
matic?"
MacDougall brought in the guns
and ammunition.
I'm the morning we will begin the
erection OF a new building close to
this one said Philip. There is no
reason for the building, but that will
give me an excuse for keeping you
men together on one job, within fifty
feet of your guns, which can be kept
in this room. Only four men need
work at shift. and I'll put Cassidy in
charge of operations, if that is sat.
isfactory to the others. Wen have
couple of new hunks put in here so
that four men can stay with Mac
Dougall and me every night. The other
can hunt not far from the camp, and
I keep their eyes peeled. Does that look
good?'
Cant be beat" said Henshaw
throwing open the breech Of his gun.
"Shall we load?"
YES"
The room became ominous with the
metallic click of loaded cartridge clips
and the hard snap of released cham
bers.
Five minutes later Philip stood alone
with MacDougall. The loaded rifles,
each with a filled cartridge belt hang.
ing over the muzzle, were arrayed in a
row along one Of the walls.
"I'n stake everything I've got on
those men," he exclaimed. Mac, did
it ever strike you that when you want
real men you ought to come north for
them? Every one OF those fellows is a
northerner, except Cassidy. and he's
a fighter by birth They'll die before
; they go back on their word"
MacDougall rubbed his hands and
laughed softly.
What next, Phil?"
ITO BE CONTINUED
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CHAPTER VI
The Ogrc IN N Tree

THE Flying Ogre looked around the
l. camp 20 find the rifle. While he was
vainly searching. Lonesome Bear raced
gaily through the woods dragging the
assoed guard behind him. Lonesome
Bear was having so much fun that he
wanted TO run clear to the other end of
the woods but Billy halted HIM.
We've got to go back and scare that
other chap" he reminded Lonesome
Bear. Run around tree and We will
tie this fellow up tight"
Lonesome Bear galloped around a
tree. drawing the guard close up TO the
trunk, Then lie wound the rope around
and around the guard and the tree until
the man couldn't wiggle.
The Flying Ogre. not finding the rifle,
seized a club and was about to go 10 his
companions aid when Billy and Lone.
some Bear ran back to camp.
'"l'll scare this Ogre into Ats" boasted
Lonesome Bear. stand back and give
me ROOM
just as Lonesome Bear rushed into
the Light OF the campfire, the Ogre put
on his aviators helmet. Lonesome Bear
had not seen this outfit before. and he
got the scare of his life when he rushed
toward the supposed man and found
himself facing what looked to be some
awful furry animal with a frightful gog-
gle-eyed head.
"Woof'' grunted Lonesome Bear, and
he turned right around and came bac;
50 tas1 that II was a good thing Billy
had stood aside 10 give him room.
ITS only false head" screamed
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emotion which was growing in him,
an emotion which was a composite OF
disgust and of anguish. jeanne
Thorpe! An eternity of difference
seemed to lie between those two
Jeanne, with her tender beauty, her
sweet life, her idyllic dreams, and
Thorpe, the gang-driver! In his own
soul he had made shrine for Jeanne,
and from his knees he had looked up
at her. filed with the knowledge OF
his own unworthiness. He. had wor-
SHIPPED her, as Dante might have wor-
SHIPPED Beatrice. To him she was the
elimination of all that was sweet and
lOvable in woman, transcendentally
above him. And from this love, this
worship of his, she had gone that very
night TO Thorpe, the gangman. He
shivered. Going to the stove he thrust
in a handful OF paper, dropped the
handkerchief in with it, and set the
whole on FIRE
A few moment later the door opened
and MacDougall came in. He was fol-
lowed by the two swarthy-faced st,
Pierres, the camp huntsmen.
Philip shook hands with them, and
they passed after the engineer through
a narrow door leading into room
which was known as the camp office
Cassidy, Henshaw, and the others fol
/ lowed within the next ten minutes
There was not man among them
whose eyes faltered when Philip pu,
up his proposition to them. AS brief
ly as possible he told them a part
of what he had previously revealed to
MacDougall and frankly conceded
that the preservation of property ant
life in the camp depended almost en-
tirely upon them.
You're not the sort Of men to de
mand pay in a pinch like this" he
finished. land that's just the reason
I've confidence enough in you to ash
for your support. There are fifty
men in camp whom we could hire tc
fight, but don't want hired fighters
| don't want men who will run a
the crack of a few rifles, but meT
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"The Flying Ogre

Peggy. Go back and scare him"
Frightened as he was, Lonesome Bear
obeyed. with another "Woof!" he
rushed at the ogre as II about to eat
him up. The ogre took just one look
at Lonesome Bear, then decided the
place wasn't healthy He dashed into
the woods and away, with Lonesome
Bear "woofing' at his heels. Finally,
in desperation, the ogre went up tree
and there Lonesome Bear kept him all
night. OF course. Lonesome Bear could
have climbed the tree, but he pretended
that he was Grizzly Bear, and that
frightened the ogre all the more.
Billy jumped into the airplane TO fix
it so that it wouldn't fly, while Peggy
raced TO the cave to start the Wild
Geese on their new flight.
The Ogre intends TO kill you as we'll
as the Blue Goose" she told the King.
80 you must keep out OF his way
we WILL" promised the King. I'VE