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matter of price but a matter
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HAYS, - - - - - KANSAS
MEATS AND GROCERIES
We are prepared to take care of your orders
for MEATS, GROCERIES' FRESH FRUITS
and VEGETABLES.
T. G. REED & SONS, Hays, Kansas
Member of the Chamber of Commerce
Phone 169
Dr. H. M. BENTLEY
Homeopath Sterling, Kansas
July 27, 1918, Sterling, Kans.
W. P. Bailey, President, Allen Cam
paign Committee, Atchison, Ks.
'Dear Mr. Bailey:
I have read the printed report of
your speech in which you say that
Mr. Allen is doing a wonderful work
for the Red Cross and that he is so
great a man that he towers above all
other candidates for Governor.
You have impressed me, but I
would like to have you answer a few
questions, so that I may understand
the exact facts. Is it true that Mr.
Allen was presented the alternative
by the Red Cross of continuaing his
wonderful work or refraining from
his candidacy for office? This is the
statement made by the American Red
Cross itself in a bulletin issued July
15th.
Is it true that Mr. Allen gave up
his wonderful work and preferred to
be a candidate for office? What do
you think of a man who prefers a
political job to an opportunity or ser
.vice at this time, and is this an evi
dence of hs greatness?
You will realize that I have an
opinion on this subject which 1 have
made from my own knowledge of
the situation and I am very anxious
to have you explain the manner in
which you reach your conclusion.
Yours truly,
(Signed) H. M. Bentley.
adv.
"To Please You" Our Aim
Laundry work from our Plant is like mother's
pies. There is other Laundry work like other, pies
but not so good. Work called for and delivered
promptly. Phone 62.
creen
The flies are here, so is our large stock of
screen doors. Buy now while the price is right.
Buy
all you will need
We are not Satisfied Unless you are.
Citizens Lumbar (k Supply Co.
PRICES GO UP
prices -will soon be higher.
need. It will not only be a
of getting them. Help the
Arnhold
Camp Funston Speaker in Hays
Dr. A. G. Bennett, camp pastor at
Camp .bunston and one of the- best
speakers in Kansas will be in Hays
next bunday, and speak at a Union
Service at the Normal Auditorium at
8:15 p. m. The soldier boys will at
tend m a body. The State Guards
have also been invited to sit in a body
at this special service. Soldier boys
will furnish special music. A chorus
choir wil also sing. Everyone invited,
FOR SALE
Fumed oak dining room set, writ
ing desk and rocker; 10x14 wool fiber
rug, 8x10 grass fiber rug, Circassian
walnut dresser, oil cook stove and
oven, topsy stove, stove pipe, stove
boards, sewing machine, folding ta
bles, wash bowls and pitchers, spoke
fork and other garden tools, hammer,
saw, plane, etc. L. D. Wooster
Von Hertling promises a German
victory by October. Which is a re
minder of the fro,g puzzle, based on
a irog tnat tried to ciimo out oi
well and went up two feet every day
and fell back three feet every night
Query: When will he get there?
"No new dresses," "no new hat
ornaments," "no new clothes for the
children, or a few more as possible.
are the slogans of the National Wom
an s Liberty Loan Committee. One
million women are to be enlisted and
pledged to sell one-half of the fourth
Liberty Loan of $6,000,000,000.
for this year and next.
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Political Announcements
For Register of Deeds
I hereby announce myself as candi
date for the office of Register of
Deeds subject to the decision of the
Republican primaries.
Leon a M. Jantzen.
For County Attorney
I am a candidate for the nomina
tion on the Republican ticket for the
office of County Attorney of Ellis
County. Harry L. Pestana.
For Probate Judge
At the solicitation of numerous
friends 1 hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Probate
Judge subject to the primary election
m August, 1918.
F. E. McLain.
For County Superintendent
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Superin
tendent of Public Instruction of El
lis County, subject to the decision of
the Republican voters at the August
primary election.
- Louis Christiansen.
For Clerk of District Court
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office of Clerk of the
District Court of Ellis County, Kan
sas, subject to the decision of the vo
ters of the republican party at the
August primary.
George Ziegler.
Judge for 23rd Judicial District
To the Voters of the 23rd Judicial
District of Kansas:
i am a .KepuDiican candidate tor
Judge of this the 23rd Judicial Dis
trict of Kansas. Your support is
earnestly solicited and will be very
greatly appreciated.
I. T. Purcell.
WaKeeney, Kansas.
- For Congress Sixth District
I am a Republican candidate for
Congress in the Sixth District and re
spectfully ask the support of both
women and men voters in the August
primary.
W. J. Meredith,
Phillipsburg, Kansas
For Congressman
We are authorized to announce the
name of HAYS B. WHITE for Con
gress in the Sixth District, subject
to the action of the Republican vot
ers at the primary election, August
4th.
What We Fight For
The high aims of America and her
allies are well expressed in President
Wilson's greeting to France on Bas
tile day:
"As France celebrated our Fourth
of July, so do we celebrate her Four
teenth, keenly conscious of Ii com
radeship of arms and of purpose of
which we are deeply proud. The sea
seems very narrow today, France is
so close neighbor to our hearts. The
war is being fought to save ourselve
from intolerable thines. but it is also
being fought to save mankind. We ex
tend our hands to each other, to the
great peoples with whom we are as
sociated, and to the people every
where who love right and prize jus
tics as a tmng Deyond price and con
secrate ourselves once more to the
noble enterprise of peace and justice-
reaming the great conceptions tha
"have lifted France and America high
among the tree peoples of the world
The French flag flies today from the
staff of the White House and Amer
ica is happy to do honor to the flag
Von Hindenburg's Aunt a Genuii
American
Von Hindenburg, the German lea
der, has-an aunt in Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Von Saucken is 96 vears old
ana nas uvea m America 5y vears.
Her sister, who was a lady in waiting
at the German court, married Von
Hindenburg's father. Mrs. Von Sauc
ken's husband, who was a lieutenant
in the "Prussian army, resigned, came
to America and soon became a citizen
of this country. The tragic side of
the sotry is that the erandson of Mrs.
Von Saucken, Private Louis C. Whit
man, who a member of the American
marines fighting on the western front
was killed in action June 1st, and his
grandmother wears a service pin
bearing two stars.
The People and War Taxes
More than 3,500,000,000 has bee:?
collected In internal revenue taxes,
including income and excess-profits
taxes for the fiscal year. This exceeds
by over 100,000,000 the estimates
made a few months ago, and by over
$200,000,000 the estimates made a
year ago when the revenue measures
were passed by Congress.
The success in collecting this large
revenue is attributed by the Treas
ury Department to the patriotism and
co-operation of the American pepole
in promptly and cheerfully meeting
the waA burdens imposed upon them.
Four lots with seven room house
and barn for sale. Inquire at Free
Press office
Mr. Henry J. Allen gave up his Red
Cross work in France for politics
adv.
The Food Administrator has plann
ed to establish a meat reserve of 5,
000,000 pounds at Chicago to meet
emergencies and stabilize prices.
A letter from a German who was
taken prisoner to England and after
ward released and sent back to the
Fatherland, addressed to one of his
old companions, still in an English
prison said: "Your are in heaven com
pared with us. Don't come to the Fa
therland if you can help it. We are
all famished.''
Discussion of an economic boycott
of Germany by all countries now in
arms against her grows in extent and
emphasis. The German mind is im
pressed, acording to Ludendorff, only
by realities. When Germany discov
ers that she will not be able to either
sell to or buy from the Allies, except
upon terms based upon her miscon
duct, another chapter of realties will
be unfolded which may tend to damp
en her military ardor. The boycott
is a severe argument, but there are
ople so stupid that they will heed
no other.
For Sale: Bicycle in goo'd condi
tion. Inquire at Free Press office.
FOR SALE
Eight good residence lots.
Inquire
at Free Press office.
Notice to Bidders
Sealed bids "will be received for
the construction of retaining wall
and sidewalk, public school campus.
Bids should be filed on or before Au
gust 5th. Plans and specification at
Nickles' store.
Board of Education.
. FOR SALE
Four Lots with seven room house
and barn. Inquire at Free Press of
fice. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Public notice is hereby given that on Mon
day .the 5th day of Amrast. 1918 at ten
o'clock, a. m. at the County Commissioner's
room :n the Court House at Hays. Kansas, a
Pudiic meeting will be held by the Board of
County Commissioners of Ellis County. Kan
sas, to bear vrotests. if any. asrainst the
bridge and culvert tax levies and improve
ments contemplated for the ensuing year.
The Beard proposes to raise the sum of $21-
7ZU.00 lor county bridge and culvert con
struction and repairs and contingent fund
and to levy a one mill tax therefor Follow
ing is a list of new bridges, culverts and
repairs proposed to be made and estimated
cost of each:
NEW BRIDGES
1. Five new turns to "Yohe" bridge or
Saline, near center section 9-11-20. steel
girder twpe, re-enforced concrete piers and
floor, one new abatement. 18 ft. roadway.
each span 33 ft. estimated cost $7,500.00.
Z. 1o completed bridge on Golden Belt
road just west of Ellis between section 5
ana 8, being 30ft. I.uten design bridge. Es
timated cost $3,500.00. appropriated last
year, $2,500.00 Estimated to ocmplete
$1000.00.
3. To complete "King" bridge, between
sections 10 and 11-13-20. IS ft. re-inforced
concrete slab bridge. Estimated cost $1,500
Appropriated last year $ 1.000.00 ( required
to complete, JoOO.00.
4. One 8 ft. span oncrete slab bridtre
on Ziegler County road. 30 rods south of
N. E. corner 8-15-18. $400.00
NEW CULVERTS
1. On Golden Belt road (east and west
through county.) All of these to be gal
vanized iron culverts (eorrogated type) each
22 feet long, with 20 ft, clear roadway, and
each set re-inforced concrete "Heads" with
concrete guard rails :
(1) 34 in. culvert 80 rods east N. W. cor
ner. 7-14-17. $175.00.
(2) 30 in.. $0 rods west of Toulon
south of R R.. $200.00.
(3) 18 in. in section S-14-17. 80 rods.
west section line between section 8 and 9-
14-17. $150.00.
(4) 30 in. 40 rods, east of Toulon, south
of R. R $200.00.
(5) 18 in.. 40 rods west section line
between scetions 9 and 10-14-17, $150.00
(6) 18 in.. 4 0 rods, west section line
between section 10 and 11-14-17. $150.00.
17) 30 in. 80 rods, east section line be
tween 10 and 11-14-17, $200.00.
t8) 30 in.. 80 rods, west N. E. corner
14-14-17. $200.80.
(9) 18 in. 200 feet west of above cul
vert. $150.00.
10) 13 in. just north N. E. corner Orig
inal town Victoria $150.00.
(11) 24 in. just west N. E. corner 2-14-16.
$175.00
(12) 30 in. 80 rods east N W. corner 1-
(13) 24 in.. 80 rods, west N. E. corner 1-14-16,
$175.00.
2. One re-inforced concrete culvert. 24
in., re-inforced concrete gd. rails. 20 ft.
roadway on "Ziegler" county road south of
Hays. 80 rods, north S. E. corner of S. Vi.
1-4 of section 33-15-18. $200.00.
3. Following re-infor ed concreete cul
verts, with guard rails, on the County Road
north and south from Victoria:
CD 24 in. 4 0 rods, south N. E. corner 1-14-17.
$200.00.
(2) 18 in. 120 rods north S. E. corner 1-14-17.
$175.00.
(3) 4 ft concrete slab culvert. 80 rds.
south of N. W. corner section 31-14-16.
$150.00.
4) 4 ft. concrete slab culvert. 80 rods,
north of S. W. corner 6-15-16. $150.00.
(5) 24 in. culvert at S. W. corner N. W.'i
36-15-17. $200.00.
4 Following re-inforced concrete culverts
on "Kutina" county road, south of Ellis :
(1) 24 in. 40 rods south N. E. corner 20-13-20.
$200.00.
(2) 24 in. 60 rods north S. E. corner 20-13-20.
$200.00.
(3) 24 in 50 rods, south N. E. corner 24-
13- 20. $200.00
(4) 24 in., 180 rods, south N. E. corner.
24-13-20. $250.00.
(a) 24 in. at half section line between
section 22 and d33-13-2D. $250.00.
(6) 18 in. .90 rods, south N. E. corner 5-
14- 20. $175.00
(7) 24 in.. 80 rods south N. E. corner
8-14-20, $200.00.
5 Following re-inforced concrete cul
verts on "Hamilton" county rd. north of El
lis :
(1) 18 in. 40 rods north S. E. corner 32-
12- 20. $175.00.
(2) A six foot extension re-inforce dcon
crete. to present double arch culvert (with
wing walls) 60 rods south N. E. comer. 5-
13- 20. $300.00.
REPAIRS
1. New plank floor and part new string
ers on Washington Street Bridge, north part
of Ellis. $500.00.
.2. Two new concrete abutements and
wing tUs for bridge on Spring Creek, near
Mike Irion place, north of Ellis, and placing
old superstructure of bridge now on Golden
Belt read just west of Ellis thereon. $600.00.
3. Lenghthening culvert on G. B. road
one mile east of Ellis ten feet, with two new
"heads" and new guard rails. $250.00.
4. Two new re-inforced concrete wing
walls cn east end of bridge on Big Creek
mile east of Munjor. and new dirt approach
on east end of said bridge. $800.00.
5. New railing (2 in. gas nine.) on fol
lowing bridges on Saline: one section on
Lynn bridge, all on Rathbone bridge. 2 on
Overholster bridge, 1 U on Vine bridge cost
of all $300.00.
6. New approach south end of "Cole"
bridg on Saline, rock spawls covered with
dirt, $1,000.00.
SUMMARY
New Bridges $9,400.00
New Culverts:
Golden Belt roadd $2,275.00
Ziegler Road south of Hays 200.00
Victoria Pfeifer road 875.00
Kutina Road south of Ellis 1.425.00 -Hamilton
Road north Ellis 475.00
Total Culverts .-. 5,250.00
Tctal new construction $14,650.00
Repairs 3,450.00
Total iiew construction and re
pairs 18.100.00
20 per cent, contingent fund 3.620.00
Total proposed tax levy $21,720.00
Witness my hand at Hays. Kansas, this
15th day of Juyly. 1918. Geo. H. Brown.
(SeaL) County Clerk.
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION
State of Kansas, Ellis County, ss:
TO Whom It May Concern:
I, the undersigned, County Clerk
of the above named county, have re
ceived a certifiicate list of the candi
dates to be made by each of the poli
tical parties of the state, and in ac
cordance wth the provisions of law, I
hereby publish so much thereof as is
applicable to this county, and I have
added thereto the names and addres
es of the candidates for the nomina
tion by the several political parties
as the same appear on file in my of
fice. The following candidates for nomi
nation of the several parties and
their postoffice addresses follow un
der their respective parties:
Republican Ticket
STATE
United States Senator
(Vote for one)
Arthur Capper Topeka
Charles F. Scott Iola
IV. R. Stubbs Lawrence
Joseph L. Bristow Salina
Justice of Supreme Court, Position.
No. 3
(Vote for one.)
William A. Johnson .Minneapolis
Justice of Supreme Court, Position.
No. 4.
(Vote for one)
Rousseau A- Burch Salina
A. A. Graham - Topeka
Governor
(Vote for one.)
S. M. Brewster- Troy;
William Y. Morgan Hutchinson
James A. Troutman Topeka
Henry J. Allen - Wichita
Lieutenant Governor
(Vote for one.)
Chas. S. Hiilman Columbu3
Walter A. Layton Osborne
" Secretary of State
(Vcte for one.)
F. A. Jewell Arcadia
L. J. Petiijohn - Dodsre Citv
Frank J. Ryan Leavenworth
State " Auditor
(Vote for one.)
Wylie W. Cook Kansas City
Fred W. Knapp Beioit
State Treasurer
(Vote for one.)
Walter L. Payne Burlington
Attorney General
(Vote for one.)
Frank G. Drenniflg Topeka
S. N. Kawkes Stockton
Richard J. Hopkins Garden City
Chas. L. 1S9 Ccffeyrille
Tom. D. Smith Hiawatha
C S. Denison Pittsburg
Supt. of Public Instruction
(Vote for one.)
Ross - Topeka
E. Wooster Salina
Supt. of Insurance
(Vote for one.)
Bryden Scranton
W. D.
Lizzie
W. J.
Charles W. Dingham Clay Center
Frank L. Travis Iola
State Printer
(Vote for one.)
Bert Dumars Topeka
W. R. Smith Columbus
Congressman Sixth District
(Vote for one.)
W. J. Meredith Phillipsburg
Hays B. White Mankato
Judge District Court 23rd District
(Vote for one.)
I. T. Purcell, WaKeeney
COUNTY
Representative 89th District
(Vote for one.)
John R. Chittenden
County Clerk
(Vcte for one.)
George H. Brown
Register of Deeds
Hays
Hays
(Vote for one.)
Leona M. Jantzen
Probate Judge
Hays
(Vote for one.)
F. E.
Kays
County Attorney
(Vote for one.)
?Iarry L- Pestana
Hays
Supt. of Public Instruction
(Vote for one.)
Louis Christiansen Smoky Hill
TOWNSHIP
Pleasant Hill
Trustee
(Vote for one.)
Sophus Johnson
Hays City
Justice of the Peace
(Vcte for two)
I. H. Downing
Democratic Party
Hays
Hays
United States Senator
(Vote for one.)
"eorcre W. Marble Fort Scott
William H. Thompson Kansas City
Justice of Supreme Court, Position
No. 3.
(Vote for one.)
Robert E. Coughlin Paola
Justice of Supreme Court, Position
No. 4.
(Vote for one.)
Otis S. Allen
Governor
(Vote for one.)
Harry Graj' '
Y. C Lansdon
Lieutenant Governor
(Vcte for one.)
Topeka
Luray
Salina
C. S. Mover Oskaloosa
Secretary of State
(Vote for one.)
W. T. Salisbury Burlington
btate Auditor
(Vote for one.)
M. L. Earr Wamego
btate Treasurer
(Vote for one.)
Mrs. Cariine Drennen Arkansas City
Attorney General
(Vote for one.)
.Ben S. Gaitskill Girard
Supt. of Public Instruction
(Vote for one.)
-urs. Cora (,. Lewis
Supt. of Insurance
(Vote for one.)
W. A. Penson
State Printer
(Vote for one.)
Kinsley
Topeka
.lax .1. Kennedy Fredonia
Congressman Sixth District
(Vote for one.)
John R. Connelly Colby
-James li. tgan Saint Francis
Judge District Court, 23 District
(Vote for one.)
. C. Ruppenthal Russell
COUNTY
Representative 89th District
(v ote for one.)
Miles II. Mulroy
County Clerk
(Vote for one.)
Martin A. Basgall
County Treasurer
(Vote for one.)
H. J. Klug
V. A. Weigel
Sheriff
(Vote for one.)
Alex Weltz
County Attorney
(Vote for one.)
Jacob Weisner
Arthur Wiles
Probate Judge
(Vcte for one.)
John B. Gross
Register of Deeds
(Vcte for one.)
F. S. Wa singer
Hays
Pfeifer
Hays
Hays
Hays
Ellis
Hays
Hays
Hays
Clerk of the District Court
(Vote for one.)
.Tot? G. Feyerabend
Ror.iuald A. Leiker
Ellis
Munjor
- TOWNSHIP
Catherine
Township Trustee
(Vote for one.)
Paul J. Miller Catherine
Township Clerk
(Vote for one)
Jacob P. Walter Catherine
Township Treasurer
(Vote for one)
Jacob J. Staab
Catherine
Ellis
Justice of the Peace
(Vote for two)
Robt. Woodard
Constable
(Vote for two.)
C. H. Wilson
Plesaant Hill
Township Trustee
(Vote for one.)
Jacob Orth
Walker
Township Trustee
(Vote for one.)
John S. Sander
A. A. Vcnfeldt
Township Clerk
(Vote for one.)
John P. Sander
Township Treasurer
(Vote for one)
Ben Schranc
City of Hays
Justice of the Peace
(Vote for two.)
B. C. Arnold
Constable
(Vote for two.)
Steve Joy
Socialist
United States Senator
(Vote for one)
Eva Harding
Governor
( Vote for one.)
Ellis
Ellis
- Hays
Walker
Walker
Walker
Walker
Hays
Hays
Topeka
BUY A
enry Ford & Son
TRACTOR
We have a Henry Ford & Son Tractor
coming. Can be seen at our garage.
What tractors we get this year are to be
sold at actual cost. Agents receive no com
mission at present.
So if you want a Henry Ford 6c Son Trac
tor come in and place your order. We will do
what we can to get you a tractor.
John 0'Loughlin
rfocenes
Fresh groceries and fruits of all kinds always on
hand. Vegetables and fruits in season.
QUICK DELIVERIES
Carl Leiker & Son
Phone 267
Geo. W. Kleihege Lawrence
Lieutenant Governor
( Vote for one.)
J. Alden Rightmire Fort Scott
Secretary of State
( Vote for one.)
Sarah C. Scovell Galena
State Auditor
( Vote for one.)
Reinhardt Noll Ransom
State Treasurer
( Vote for one.)
Mrs. L. G. Michels Wichita
Attorney General
( Vote for one.)
Harry Sullivan Kansas City
Supt. of Public Instruction
( Vote for one.)
Ella Baldwin Stokes Kansas City
Supt. of Insurance
( Vote for one.)
P- A. Beloof Winfield
State Printer
( Vote for one.)
C. B. Harmon Lawrence
Congressman Sixth District
( Vote for one.)
Dan Beedy Colby
Pursuant to the foregoing, I here
by give notice that a primary election
will be held on the sixth day of Au
gust, 1918, at which time candidates
from the above list may be nominat
ed by the various political parties of
the State on their several tickets and
that the said primary election will
be held at the usual voting places of
the Count, to wit:
Big Creek Township at the Court
House in the City of Hays, Kansas
Buckeye Township to be designat
ed later.
Catherine Township, Public School
building in Catherine, Kansas.
Ellis, North, to be designated later.
Ellis, South, to be designated later.
Freedom, Public School buiding in
Pfeifer, Kansas.
Hamilton, East, Wiles school house.
Hamilton, West Lynd school house.
Herzog, Public school building in
Herzog, Kansas
Lockout, North, Pubic School build
ing in Antonino, Kansas.
Lookout, South, Public school
biulding in Schoenchen, Kansas.
Pleasant Hill, South Public school
building in Yocemento, Kansas.
Pleasant HiL South, Pubic school
building of District No. 25.
C. Schwaller's Sons
DEALERS IN
Lumber, Shingles, Lime,
BARBED WIRE
Cement, Coal, Etc., Etc.
HAYS. - - - - KANSAS
Member of the Chamber of Commerce
Isaac Zeigler & Son
DEALERS IN
Groceries and Coal .
A -Fresh Line of Groceries always on hand. Also
Fruits and Vegetables in Season. FreeDelivery.
Phone It - ' Hays, Kans3s
Member of the Chamber of Commerce
ie
Give us a trial
Riverview, Public school building of
District No. 21.
Satine. Public school buldir.g of
District No. 39.
Smoky Hill, Pubici school build
ing of District No. 24.
Victoria, Public school building of
Distrct No. o.
Walker, Pubic school buildings of
District No. 10.
Wheatland, Public school building
of District No. 8.
Hays Citv, First Ward, Sehuelers.
Hays City, Secnd Ward, Old City
Hall.
Hays City, Third Ward, New City
Hall.
The hours of voting in all precincts
in cities of the first class are from six
o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p. m. In
all othe- precincts the polls will be
j open from eight o'clcok a- m. to six
O t-tiv p. Ill
Done at my office in the City of
Hays, Ellis County, State of Kansas,
this, the loth day of July, 1918
Geo. II. Brown,
(L. S.) County Clerk.
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