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Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20
HIGH SCHOOLNOTES

Domestic Science Class and
their teacher, Miss Kenyon, wish
to thank these ladies who so kind
ly loaned their sewing machines
to them for use.
November II. having been set
as a legal holiday and the schools
were closed.
The High School classes OF 19
18 and 1919 left money to the
High School for the purchase of
a Phonograph. The high school
committee very kindly added
some to the amount left by the
classes and fine new Bruns-
wick has been purchased.
The next number of tie Lyceum
Course will be November 25th.
This numoer will be Denton G.
Crowl in the Sam Jones lectures.
Mr.. Crowl hsa been very well
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20
Methodist Church Notices

The next question is will the
church be full next Sunday. Let
us go and see. Last Sunday we
had many visitors. You are vel
come at every service. Help US
to make others welcome, and
thank you. .>
Who will answer correctly
whether or not. there are five
to ten persons who will contrib
ute 1000 or 500 dollars apiece to
the building of a new Methodist
Community Church in this town
If the answer. be Yes. then
we can build a 20. 900 dollar struc
ture. The correct answer will
come within month.
In considering the worth of life
not only should we remember
that 'All a man hath will he give
for his life', but also remember
that our neighbors life is as sa-
cred as our own, and that we
should think of him when we
think of ourselves.
Mrs. Hahn. and Miss Soderbery
united with the church by certi-
ticate of transfer last Sunday
morning.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20
The Cheyenne Wells Commercial Club
Completed ITS Organization
MONDAY NIGHT
E. H. AKERLY
Treasurer
F. M. SWANSON
President
r. A HUEY
Secretary

After series of sessions with effort organize Com
merca Club Cheyenne Wells completed Monday evening
by goodly number Of Cheyenne Wells citizens with charter
membership of twenty three who stepped and paid their
bershp and first quarters dues.
This splendid meeting. and all present showed desire
chat Commercial Club greatly needed for the benefit both
the and folks and left hall with thought that
club.
commercial club in any town is asset much
for the brment and improvement of the and surrounding
and the Record believes will very
this commercial club will their home equipped with
modern convenience for the benefit of the visitor apart
ment for ladies' also saaed secretary whose duties will be
to information advertisements Cheyenne
ty
There many branches of club that be
used advantage when dspong of the
try products investigating the purchase factories
handle anything that might be this fertile district For
the time Cheyenne alone could
ply good sized broom factory and with little effort could be
kept running the around Brooms staple article
there will always be market for them.
Without the assistance of commercial cubjust see what
asset and financial accommodation Cheese Factory
milk few and have little ready cash
There many things notation that
nmerca club could do and right the real time
citizen in this his shoulder the
handand help forward organizations
,nulity could have
Monday night there committee appointed to draft
bylaws for this organization and Monday night November
bylaws which they will Everybody will
have voice make special effort to be the County
sioners' apartment at the Court House that night
This is business proposon-a proposition that need
the assistance of do something
this society.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20
NOTICE

On Monday. the 24th day Of
November, A. D. 1919, at the
front door of the Court House.
at Cheyenne Wells, Colo, the
undersigned, commissioners,
appointed for such purpose by
the District court of cheyenne
county colorado, will sell at
public vendue. to the highest
and best bidder for cash. the
following described real estate
situate in cheyenne county,
colorado, to-wit: Section five,
(5) in township fifteen (15
south of range forty-6ve west
(45w) of the sixth principal me
ridian.
Said sale will take place at
two o'clock in the afternoon of
said November 24th, A D 1919
|. F. Jones
c. A. Brakeman
Lawrence A. Hickey
commissioners.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

STRAYED-8 head of horses,
unbranded. Large brown mare
with white spot round left eye.
l black horse. lame in right front
foot, 1 large brown mare about a
year old, l yearling horse colt
with iron grey tail. 2 blacks. l
horse l mare col; with left hind
foot white, l bay horse. l year
ling mule. Notify L. Krack,
First View, Colo. 34tf
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

Guy Chase of Arapahoe, who
has been visiting his parents and
friends in Smith county. Kansas
for the past few weeks returned
TO Cheyenne Wells Tuesday. He
says Cheyenne county looks good
to him.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

STRAYED-One yearling bay
mare colt branded on left
shoulder, take up and notify
H. E. Robertson
"a If Cheyenne Wells Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

H. f. Robertson and family
left last Saturday for Kansas,
where they expect to make their
future home. We are sorry to
lose these good people from our
midst.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

The toughest slam yet at re-
turned soldier was when. Chi
cago woman. ans wering divorce
suit. lden'tremember whetb-
er or not he had kissed her.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

49, 12 miles northwest
of Arena
|. Monday, November, "a
Commencing at IL O'Clock sharp The following property
81 Head of Cattle
Eight head good mich from years DID, giving
good of milk. be fresh December registered 2yr
old bull high grade yearng Hereford bull good
ford calves locoed 3yr yd mule old saddle
VT 95Olbs an extra good one.
FARM MACHINERY Lumber tip top box and spring
seat cid bugges Deerng hay rake John Deere 6ft
grain binder disc cuvao harrow 35bb gav
8 galv stock tank loft Samson windmill with 2Of steel
discs two 3section steel harrow disc gang pow drill
walking sod plow 4n walking stirring pos John Dee lister
row Galloway weeder 2secon harrow shovel riding cuya
tor suky stirring pow 4p single harness. stock saddles
stock brands well made house 5x2 $3.50 e SO
IL shot 32t ladder and derrick
I5Ob shoats coyotes chickens Pin pipe
1 14n gav pipe, set heavy work harness.
FEED HOUSEHOLD GOODS Etc 3stacks bound milet hay
tons stack hay stack stack
bundles about Bottoms bundles about
seed barley 3bu clover 50bs 70b
siberian met seed 20O dwarf milo seed Kitchen cabinet
oil rocking chairs chairs steel itary COUCH
folding bed with springs tables 6hoe range cooking
utensils, dressers, folding bed and springs etc
TERMS CASH Free Lunch 1880 Bring Cups
GUY ROBINSON, Owner
BEN BROWN. Auct M. c. ROWLEY, Clerk
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

If. as we We're told, ''the
wages of sin is death" it is long
time time overtaking some of the
hardened old reprobates of this
world,
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20
CHEYENNE COLORADO,

Commissioners Proceedings
Cheyenne Wells. Colo, lsIs
county county regular
adjournment, with all members
Frt al was again presented and having laid period
30 there being no the following
appointed viewers Fowler, Sullivan German view to
be made vember
The claim Cheyenne Kit joint road
s % s ss
commissioners Kit county Sept 9th 1919 allowed at
half the work
of Hogan posting opening
and approved
NJ Winery executed and
filed the office the county clerk oe was to the
slaughter horned by
The bond of Nc Nicely Kit Colo duly and
Mr. McNeey license butcher and
following
Shy. all members voting that
Whereas
Colorado
required the last of
for the fiscal year.
sion IN pursuance o acta
make,
following different the
and
cheyenne county
sss sss ss s:4s 5 &C ;e 50 mil"
For support of poor
runor contingencies
orcoutyre redemption fund 3,2s5OO !
bonds l64 90 "0O1
school fund IG-2G G4 "l.OO (,
having by Town
been certified this board clerk
hoard hereby
Cheyenne Wells Colo approved and
casnaiad follow.
s,;.. esssa' F. Fund asana. 10 1880 80 mills
Sinking Fund 800
appearing appropriation
proved andre Commission,
Be resolved levy rs mills High
Commission.
Whc,eupon adjournment taken until IN ri
Akerly Clerk
Nov.4t
spent auditing the monthly the sheriff and the clerk OF
made roads in the eastern part of the
wheeupon adjournment a IN Nov.
duly
Adams license butcher and horned cattle provided by
w Shy and the same audited and approved
and the following resolution offered
the interests the abutg land of the benefits
to be public highway.
three ) miles the 2 mile
the northeast (2l)
of section 22 township m ~ mile
northeast 2
of section (2 township 2
sheby
notices of opening
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

Mr.. P. Erlendson. Of Denver
is here this week trying to make
leases on land in Cheyenne Co.
and if enough leases can be OBJ
tained. the Cheyenne Wells OIL
Company. of which he is one
will drill for oil somewhere in
this county. Mr.. Erlendson, is
a brother-in-law of E. j. Snydal
a former resident Of this city.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

Rev. DR.. ]. Y. Ewart will
preach at Arapahoe, Sunday Nov
3Olh. He is the superintendent
of the Home Mission and it is
hoped a large crowd will greet
him. There was no preaching at
the Pfost school house on account
of the bad1roads. A number of
stockmen have lost heavily in the
recent blizzard. Mr.. Robinson
lost Is and Mr.. Rely 5 head of
cattle. w. Eadie.
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

When should girl kiss?" in
quires a demure damsel. That
depends upon the nature of the
animal and the mood, we imagine e
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20

No longer can we say that no.
thing is sure but death and tax
es. Agitation discounts them
Cheyenne record., 1919-11-20
Public Sale.

Having disposed of ranch will seat public
6l4 IL miles northwest of First View and miles
of Arena
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
TROTSKY NOT WOOD.

p ROOF that Col. G. T. $; Wood, oregons erstwhile
millionaire anarchist who mysteriously disappeared
from his familiar hauns after the passage Of the espo
age act is not in Russia leading the hosts of Boshev
disguised as Trotsky many had supposed is offered
by the publication In Portland newspaper of letter
dated at San Francisco in which the Colonel true to his
ola FORM assas the president and sustans the senate in
the peace treaty fight
There are many points Of similarity between Trotsky
apd the Colonel which probably accounts for the rmor
that Wood was Trosky both have the mpassioned style
o. soa-box cratory identical lofty ideals and common
philosophy similar military ability and close personal re-
sembance Gut the Colonels Santa Claus whskers, and
Colonel - a ''e
OF course the Colonel opposes the peace treaty and
League OF nations Every anarchist does The anarchist
doesn't want peace on earth any more than he wants law
ana orderand naturally the Colonel susains the senate
which has practiced sabotage created unrest and made
field for anarchists
All Of us feel sorry for the Coonel--he will soon be
lonely Tor his associates being deported by the ship
ioad por the land Of their dreams His old pals Goldman
ana Berkman sailed the ark and others are following
Too bad he does not 60 with them he would he most
useful In Russia But there is spark of comfort-he
Will always have the United States senate to fall back
upon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
A NEW FEARS RESOLUTION.

|NEW YEAR is the time when we form good resoll-
tlons and make less feeble attempt to re-
form the old Adam within u.s.
Most New Year resolutions are as short-ved as they
are commendable They are shallow because purely sur
face affairs Few courageous enough to attempt to
any more than paint the leopards spotsand the paint
soon wears off,
There is one good resolution however that is always
IN order and that makes for conentment within and hap
pness without and that is to try and love others as We
love ourselves We may fall far short of our endeavor
but none-the-less benefit by it.
Self1ove seems the most vital of our nheritances
from the beast and its subugation heralds the triumph
OF reason-but few of us are very reasonable
The Golden Rule was Christs message to mankind
but message seldom needed It is the divine foundation
Of Christianity but sometimes submerged under human
edlfice OF debris The great essential is swallowed in
super-structure of non-essentals
Man seems to have inherent tendency for ndirec-
ion The simple divine command is supplemented and
complicated by man-made creeds dogmas and doctrines
md lost sight of in sea Of superfluities
But the message is there for ALL none the less and
hese who heed it will find their way like the path of lust
las shining light shining more and more unto the
perfect day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
RETURNING THE RAILROADS.

GONGRESS is to return the railroads to their own
ne rs--When operation by the government ceases.
the stockholders for years before the war had no
IN the management or control of the railroads. and IN
der the pending legislation, their position will not be-
changed. ii0' oe
Control of the railroads and management of tho rail;
roads has been and will be in the hands Of Wall street
tnat IS IN the control of New York banking and bonding
who chose the executives direct the finances
and dictate the policy.
How much voice has any sockholder of the Southern
Pacific in the management of that railroad? About as
much as the stockholders of the New Haven had when
bankers were Wreckng 1t to reap personal fortunes It's
control rests with New York bankers They keen the
record transfer books and under the New York law
holders cannot get at them save by
litigation - eNpoi'Ve
Ihe railroads will not be returned to their owners
But returned to the New York bankers and the phlc
ougnt TO understand this fact In the past these bankers
safeguards should be provided to make such BETRAYAL Of
the real owners impossible. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
bq the noted author
Idah MSGlOne Gibson :.

as sad and despairing as I was,
could not help smiling.
"oh, you're Just Joking with me.
he said eyou know you like prett,
things quite as much as l like 10 give
them to you"
NO Money To Put In II.
II don't like pretty things wen en-.
ough John, as | told YOU before. "a
carry around a gold mesh hag that
has been selected for me by former
sweetheart Of. my husbands, especial
y as am never to have any money
to put IN it,"
AT this time, John who had bean
about my desk. much 10 NV
displeasure. as am very partieulay
about the order of my persona, ha-
iongings, came upon the bag In which,
! had placed the remainder az tha
money which he had wired to mo IL
my mothers. ~ "'
He carefully counted and stra,s,,
enea oas AL the bills ana when NJ baa
he said with satisfact,an.
There are s4io here. III Just take the
ssvV ana leave you the ten. 50 that
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
WILSON EXPECTED
TO Announce THIRD
Term POLICY SOON
BY Hugh Baillie

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent J
Washington, Dec. 81. - President
Wilson next week is expected to make
known his intentions with regard to
running for third term.
The president is preparing a mes
sage TO Homer s. CUMMINGS chair
man of the democratic national COM
mittee, which Cummings will read at
The jackson day banquet here. In this
message, Wilson will disclose his de-
'cision, party officials believed.
Although party officials hold the
private opinion that Wilson will not
&c third term candidate none of them
Y disposed to make a prediction and
the possibility that he may enter the
contest Is strong enough to hold back
hrge numbers of democratic presiden-
ual aspirants from openly declaring
thelr ambitions until after the presi-
dent has spoken.
the honor of uttering the temo-
cratic war cry for the 1920 campaign
appears to have devolved upon w. j.
bryan. His speech at the banquet is
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Ripping Rhymes.
BY WALT MASON
a. >
n y \ y * y X 4 ~


It's easy now, on New Years day.
to rise and say, wen booze no
more; we'll throw the demijohn
away the waterwagon's at the
door" Thus men would vow, in olden
times, when they their course could
pick and choose. They would abandon
sins and crimes. the cnief of which
were based on booze, The waterwagon
goes its way and there Is room for
every toff, for every rube. and hick
and jay. and when they're on they
can't fall off In olden days the men
of VOWS would boast that they had
cut out gin, and they had haloes DER
their brows, and We're all pure and
white within. A while they kept their
VOWS on straight, their high endeav-i
ors moved the heart. but in six weeks
or maybe eight, they lost their places
on the cart But now the cart Is bar
red about with hogtight fencing
none can bend, and it's cinch that
every scout win go the journey to the
end There Is no soothing morning
horn, the winecups broken at the
stem: men used to cut out Barley
corn now Barleycorn has cut out
them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
JOHN IN A NEW ROLE.

y can't understand YOU Katherine
would be delighted to flourish a gold
purse before the eyes Of her friends
even II she had 10 stuff 1t with patches
OF green and white satin to simulate
bills through the meshes.''
opened my eyes wide, for although
! was exceedingly tired my husband in
that remark had shown me new side
OF his mind--a side that would have
Indignantly repudiated had any one
tried to tell me OF it--and II spurred
my flagging spirit to instant revolt.
lis II possible John" / asked, that
You have such a cheap idea Of woman
hood as thatg Why, you give me to
understand that ypu think yeu can
saiye any hurt which you may give
a woman with gift. and that she
viii so 10 any length to appear more
affluent Than her sister womana Is
that every mans opinion Of woman
or are YOU unique la the idea ~
John looked at me With such sur
PRISE and mystification n his face that
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

being awaited with eagerness BY his
friends and with something akin to
pronounced nervousness by his polit-
ical enemies. If the president, in his
messages. eliminates himself from the
race and lays down the reins of dem
ocratic party control, Bryans sup
porters expect him to pick them up
at once and guide the democratic
chariot into the conflict. That he will
be the over shadowing figure at the
democratic dinner is the confident
prediction of his friends. William G.
McAdoo, whose presidential aspira-
tions Bryan is reported to oppose, will
not be at the feast because of pre-
said to be- without political signifi-
canoe.
The Palmer democrats have secur-
ed fifty out of the 500 seats for the
Jackson banquet and plan to start a
demonstration in favor of the attor-
ney general.
Within the last few days Bryan
at first a mere wrath "reminiscences
of ancient campaigns, has been ma
terializing with such rapidity that he
is entering into the situation with
much of his old rigor Various rea-
sons are assigned for this. In some i
quarters it is believed he is winning
he backing of labor and that labor
men are responsible for the increas-
ng talk about him.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Odds

Indianapolis--Leo Krauss turned
his jewelry store into sugar store
today. He sells sugar at 19M cents a
pound. No jewelry will be sold until
the sugar sale ID ended.
Lincoln, Neb.---Since state agents
visited Clarence Alvin stills still,
north Of Juanita, Stills still Is still.
according to Chief Agent Hyers.
Des Moines, Iowa---Although he Is
worth $4,000, Burt Keys was looking
for ready money" today. Fined s3
for being intoxicated. Keys was re-
nanded to the CITY iail A guardian
cares for Keys wealth.
Sapulpa, Okla.--District court halt
ed six times this week, all because
Rev. w, X. Loucks was on the jury.
Six couples with the II want to be
married now spirit demanded his
attention.
San EEanclsco-Thirty years after
sbeing ordered away from home by his
father and told to change his name,
Henry Ganchow obtained permission
from Judge Van Nostr@nd to become
William BENDER
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

you can't say I never gave you ary
thing, and he laughed easily.
As ne put that $40 into my purse
sat up in bed with a jerk.
John Gordon, do you mean to tell
me that you are going to take back the
money that you sent to me when you
expected that You were in a nasty
scandal and wanted to placate me in
every particular.
Only Aiercenary Woman.
Now clearly see that you think l
am just another one of those mercer
ary things that you have labeled
woman in the back of your brain.
To you am nothing more than some
thing to hang the gauds and the raf-
ment upon that advertise your pro-
perty."
wife to show what he thinks of hero"
Il am quite sure / don't want to
show what you think of me, if that
is your opinionl'' l replied. "In your
mind, John, / am no better than a
woman of the streets, who can be
bought and paid fora piece of mer-
chandise which your business acumen
will allow you to purchase only at
the smallest possible price.
Hush, Katherinel Are you crazy?
never knew before that you had
been bitten by this new woman bug.
You never showed me this side of
your nature during that three weeks
before we We're married. If you had
n 4 a.sAax Nxz7 IN y uwEw
wonder" Interrupted, f.if every
man and woman ultimately wake up.
IS we have done, to the knowledge
hat the women and men they marry
ire totally different from the ones
With whom they had fallen in love?"
Why, what do you mean, Kather-
ne?"
You have just said that you didn't
understand me and asked if / were. a
new woman and from the first hour
litter I married you I have found in /
our characteristics, idiosyncracies
md traits Of character that have been
litter surprises to me. Perhaps you
nave found the same surprises in me-.
johns eyes rested on my face for
moment, questioningly. And then he
poke quite irrelevantly.
How prettily your hair curls
Iround your face, Katherine. Let me
ring you the hand mirror and show
'ou how sweet you look with your
lair in this simple fashion. wish you
ould wear it this way with your day
ime ATTIRE
Comes Toward Table.
Don't, John, don'tl" l said as he
gas making toward the dressing table,
n which my hand mirror lay.
But / must, because, my dear, you
ook more beautiful than have ever
cen you before in my life," and he
arust the mirror into my hands and
'ent down, even as | laid it aside, and
ressed a long kiss on my lips.
But even though I felt the old-time
brill would not give in to its sooth-
~ influence. Without semblance of
ancor, gently pushed him away and
armed my face to the wall.
"Oh, WE'LL" he said with quick Of
snse, "if you feel that way about me,
guess I had better make myself
,arce."
He walked over to my desk and
Icked up the roll Of money. AS he
ID SO he caught sight Of the first let
r which I had written to my mother
the one / hadpintended to destroy.
"Oh, this is what you're going to
y" he said. Getting ready to leave
g, eh?"
CTomorrow-A Gold Mesh Bag) :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

It you could buy every-
thing as well as you can buy
Schilling Tea, the .high cost
OF living wouldn't bother
you.
Schilling Tea has SO much
real tea-fiavor that it costs
only q cent per cup. The
flavor is delicious and rich.
and the effect is gently in
There are four ilavors Of Schill;ns
aea-Japan, Ceyloa- India, oolonr'
English Breakfast All one quality, ~
parchmyn-lined moisture moot packares
AZ gfocers everywhere.
4 SeAilliag- s. Co .Sas E;xnefseo
= f-~@<F
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
NORTH BEND TEACHERS
QUIT FOR HIGHER PAY

Portland, Or, Dec. 3i.--Confronted
with what they declare to be the prac-
tlcal impossibility of living comfort-
ably or even properly on the wages
they receive, five North Bend. Or.
school teachers Tuesday bolted the
nineteenth annual session OF the
Oregon state teachers association,
which IL being held In Portland, and
announced they win not return to
their iohs.
One OF the pedagogues is already
on her way to another state to accept
"A position paying $50 month more
than the salary she received At North
Bend
Teachers of North Bend recently
asked their board for general in
crease OF $40 month. The board de-
ctared itself to be without funds and
referred the proposition 10 spe-
cial election, AT which the proposal
was rejected.