The Caldwell Advance from Caldwell, Kansas • 4

THE CAIDWEIA ADVANCE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST tj, 1917 In Woodhouse's bands. "Here are a I INSIDE THE LINES "Report for signal duty)" the other CHIKASKIA AND VICINITy Miss Lida Roberts front Ottawa, few plans of the interior of the signal tower the best I could gut-' You wlil study them tonight, but give me your BUSINESS DIRECTORY? echoed coldly. "How did you know I word to burn them before you sleep." 111., who is moving to Wellington, was looking after the interests of her farm this week in this vicinity. "Very good." Woodhouse slipped the roll Into the breast pocket of his coat The Following is a list of Caldwell's Up-to-date Business Firms. Patronize them.

Aimer leaned forward in a gust of ex- and visiting the Drake farai ly last week, clteinent and, bringing his mouth close $500.00 REWARD For the capture of Bill Jones. Last seen mingling with a crowd of people all trying to euter DAD'S CAFE Where they get thejbest meals and the finest coffee in town Telephone No.407 to the other's ear, whispered hoarsely: "England's Mediterranean fleet- Miss Kathran Riley a stenogra twenty -two dreadnuughts, with cruisers and destroyers nearly a half of Fisher's Print Shop EXCLUSIVE JOB PRINTING Phone 295 E.T. General practice and Surgery. Special attention to diseases of children. Office oyer Bakery Phone 70 pher at Chickasha, is visiting her cousins the Misses Dorothy, Lulu and Sadie Lowe.

Britain's navy, will be here any day, hurrying back to guard the channel They will anchor in the strait Our A. J. Lowe and wife visited A. PERRY Store friends at Anthony and attended E. P.

HOLBERT Veterinary Surgeon big moment it will be here thenl Listen! Boom in the signal tower-that is the room. All the electric switches are there. From Room every mine In the harbor can be exploded in ten seconds." 4 the Fair two days last week, Miss Leda Rice returned Friday Office at Kalbfleibch's Livery Barn PHONE 55 CHAUTAUQUA A FORWARD MOVE from a vlBit with her friends, the "Yes, but how to get to Boom Office phone 58. Kes. phoneipo promptly answered' Babcocksin Wichita.

Woodhouse queried. TALKED TOO MUCH "Women mean well, and all that, but they are so full of enthusiasm that they are liable to overdo whatever they undertake said Gap "Simple. Two doors to Room cap Murray Hardware Co. Phone 37 Mr. and Mrs.

Bunch and family tain; an outer door like any other, an Inner door of steel protected by a com from Anthony visited the A. J. Lowe Caldwell Fh-mbing Co. ELLIS KEP.RIN, Prop. family, Saturday night and Sunday.

bination lock like a vault's door. Two men on the Iiock have that combina Johnso of Rumpus Ridge, Ark Mr. Sweetman and Miss Pearl All kinds of Plumbing and Baker Produce Go. Poultry, Eggs, Hides and Cream PHONE 300 There was Hack Peddicord'a wife tionMajor Bishop, chief signal officer, Tin Work are visiting friends at Anthony and he has It in his head; the governor gen well meanin' a lady as any of 'em she riz in protracted meetin and eral of the Rock, he has It In his safe." they also attended the Fair last "We can get it out of the safo easier week. than from Major Bishop's bead," Wood- Long-Bell Lumber Co.

S. GLASSE, Manager Phone 53 bouse put in, with a smile. F. J. Rice and Verne Dennett Monuments Sec J.

Roney was to report for signal duty here?" "In the press a few weeks ago," the hotel keeper hastily explained, "your transfer from the Nile country was announced. We poor people here In Gibraltar, we hare so little to think about, even such small details of news" "Ah, yes. Quite so." Woodhouse tapped back a yawn. "lour Journey here from your station on the Nile it was without incident?" Aimer eyed his guest closely. The latter permitted his eyes to rest on Aimer's for a minute before replying.

"Quite." Woodhouse threw his cigarette In the fireplace aud started for the stairs. "Ah, most unusual such a long Journey, without incident of any kind in this time of universalwar, with all Europe gone mad." Aimer was twiddling the combination of a small safe Bet In the wall by fireplace, and his chatter seemed only incidental to the absorbing work he had at hand. "How will the madness end, Captain Woodhouse? What will be the boundary lines of Europe's nations in, say, Aimer rose' as he said this and turned to look aquarely into the other's face. Woodhouse met his gaze steadily and without betraying the slightest emotion. "In 19321 wonder," he mused, anfl into bis speech unconsciously appeared that throaty intonation of the Teutonic tongue.

"Don't go yet, Captain Woodhouse, Before you retire I want you to sample some of this brandy." He brought out of the safe a short squat bottU and glasses. I keep it in the safe, so precious it is. Drink with me, captain, to the monarch you have come to Gibraltar to serve to his majesty King George VI" Aimer lifted his glass, but Wood-house appeared wrapped In thought. His hand did not go up. "I see you do not drink to that toast, captain." "No-I was thinking of 1932." "So?" Quick as a flash Aimer caught him up.

"Then perhaps I had better say drink to the greatest monarch In Europe." -v "To the greatest monarch in Europe Woodhouse lifted his glass and drained it made a business trip to Wichita last "Right We have a friend In the governor's own house, a man with a week. number from the Wilhelmstrasse like payed for forgiveness for her husband for things that none of the rest of us ever knowed he had don. Peared like the grand jury hadn't heaid about 'em, either, at the time, but they shore took notice at the next session." K. C. Star," R.

J. Malone of Harper, for Marble u. backiee purchased ew and Granite Monuments- and Painting, Decorating and Graining you and me. At any moment in the last two months he could have laid a hand on that combination. But we thought It better to wait until neces Buick six, last weeK and on Friday, IS North Osage sity came.

When the fleet arrives you he and I is wife and daughter, Mrs, Ruby Stonehoctter and little daugh ter Maxine, and Miss Lois Blosser, Markers. '-He- comes to Caldwell every month. He will save the agents commissions which is 25 per cent. i lie keeps no agents Z. E.

Roades DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER Phone 212 will have that combination. You will go with it to Room and after that" started to Colorado to visit relatives "The deluge," the other finished. near Hudson and Briggsdale. "Yes, yes; our country master of the sea at last and by the work of the Wil FOR SALE OR TRADE To good young grey ages five and six years With two fine colts five months old. Will "ell for cash or trade in on good horse.

Caldwell Lumber Co. Fred Roberta and family and helmstrasse, despised spies who are W. S. GRISWOLD Life and Fire Insurance, a a Loans, Collections, Rentr shot like dogs when they're caught Charley Thompsons started to Colo Every town which makes its Chautauqua an annual affair has taken a step forward. Any community which secures a Red path-Horner Chaptauqua is especially fortunate.

The people should get behind this great Chautauqua movement, for ll through the United States its influence for good is being felt, and is the one big movement which is endorsed by all people, "The most distinctively American thing in America," says Theodore Roosevelt "If any foreigner wants to see what a real, genuine, dyed-in-the-wool United Stateser is, let him attend a Chautauqua," says Dr. Frank Crane. An editoral in "The American Lumberman" says, "The I'bautau-qua provides just that conbination of dueation, entertainment re-creatian and inspiration that is in-dispedsable to the building up of a rural community. Hence, the community that secures it will move forward in tin march of progress, and the one that does not organize a Chautauqua has neglected one of the most effective means of working out its salvation." The circuit chautauqua was or-ganiztd to make possible a winning fight for preservation of the "home towns" of the country. It recognizes the need of the hour, and its programs are built for a definite purpose.

They aim to make every town a better place in which to live and Library Hours. Week days, 7 to-9 Saturday afternoons, 8 to 5 but die heroes' deaths." The hotel pro rado last week in their cars lor an prietor checked himself In the midst of his rhapsody and' came back to more outing, LELAND BARBER SHOP practical details: A letter from Ralph Blosser, who HOT AND COLD BATHS PHONE 184 WORKING DOUBLE SHIFT enlisted in the Navy, last June and went to Bremerton, for tarin Wykss' Cafe JOHN WYKES, PtopV Short Orders and Meals PHONE' 214. ing at' the Navy Yard there, states AT BOATRIGHT WELL The Nationaf Union Oil and Gas Company his resumed drilling at the Boatrieht well northeast of town that he left there July 6 on board DR. MARY A. GOOD -Chiropractic PHONE 271 the collier U.

S. S. Massachuetts, was out Bight of land 15 days then Caldwell Kansas and are working a day aod a night anchored off the coast of Panama, shift. Dawson's Cafe, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks, Cigars and Tobaccos. Special Attention Given to Partiea Highest Cash Prices Paid for All was in the town of Balboa, where the streets were narrow and filthy Ovrheard at a Ribbon Counter Kinds of Junk W.

W. SMITH went thence to the cannal, saw the Aimer leaned suddenly across the Did he blow you for supper after islands of Cuba, Hayte and Jamacia table and spoke tensely, "You have-something maybe I would like to sea MATT FORD Monuments, Burial Vaults, Copping, Etc. PHONE 4221 the movies? some little relic of Alexandria, let in the distance and arrived lit Nor fork, August 3, the heat dur XMaw, he only puffed me to a us say." QUALITY BAKERY OTIS D. SHAW, Proprietor 1 PHONE 270 soda! Chicago Tribune. ing the day, while they were in the Woodhouse a quick glance around, then reached for the pin In tropical Zone, was intense.

All the A. DIMSMOOR Office over Cann'i Billiard Hall Phone-160 Kan. bis tie. "A aonrnh. thnf'a oil sailors dressed in white suits and "But this afternoon that man from Alexandria who called yoO by name.

That looked bad, very bad. He knows something?" Woodhouse, who had been expecting the question and who preferred not to share an anxiety he felt himself best fitted to cope with alone, turned the other's question aside. "Never met him before in my life to my best recollection. My name he picked up on the Princess Mary, of course. I won a pool one day, and he may have beard some one mention it Simply a drunken brawler who didn't knew what he was doing." Aimer seemed satisfied, but raised another point: "But the girl who has Just left here am I to have no explanation of her?" "What explanation do you want?" the captain demanded "She recognized you.

Who Is ahel What is she?" "Devilish unfortunate," Woodhouse admitted. "We met a few weeks ago on' a train while I was on my way to Egypt, you know. Chatted together? oh, very informally. She is a capable young woman from the States a 'buy. she calls herself.

But I don't think we need fear complications from that score; she's bent only on getting home." "The situation is dangerous," urged Aimer, wagging his head. "She Is stopping at the governor's house; any reference she might make about meeting you on a train on the continent when you were supposed to be at Wady Haifa, on the Nile" "I have her promise she will not mention that meeting to anybody." "AchI A woman's promisel" Aimer's eyes Invoked heaven to witness they suffered with heat. At night Ed Williams was in Wellington to. day on business. In the space of a breath Aimer bad seen what lay In the back of the stone do business, to bring a message of MEAD HAUBOLD EGGS -BUTTER HENS it was cooler on the deck.

He. re-cieved a copy of the Caldwell News beetle. He gripped Woodhouse's hand Mrs. M. L.

Smith is vis-'ting rel fervently. atives in Hedford. and was pleased (o get. from II, WILLIAMS THE VULCANIZER 7 Phone 220 M. L.

Smith made a business trip nome, says any news Items are welcome to relieve the monotony of "Yes, yes 19321 They have told me of your coming. A cablegram from Koch only this afternoon said you would be on the Princess Mary. The other, the real Woodhouse there will good cheer and optimism, and the inspiration of success, prosperity and progress. They fit into every campaign for betterment beirg waged by business men, civic leagues, lodges, city governments, churches and other organizations. to El Dorado Monday.

BROILERS ROOSTERS TURKEYS DUCKS be no slips he will not" Miss Pauline Hart of Enid is here visiting at the Ames' home this the daily routine. ROUTE. Civi j. tackett DRAY AND TRANSFER Phone 7231, "He is as good as a dead man for GEESE HIDES Phone 149 week. many months," Woodhouse interrupt ed.

"Not a chance of a mistake." He Will Moore and wife and children H. L. Richardson is remode'ing 'slipped easily Into German. "Every spent Sunday afteanoon at Wooder thing depends on us now, Herr Ai anri repaintin? the front of his son's. store.

mer." "Perhaps the fate of our father Cyrus 'J'rnxel and wife arid baby of Conway Springs are spending the Kev. B. Cary and family of Viola are hety via'tinar at the Via FROM W. N. WHICKER Af ton, Afg? 10, 1917.

Der Father, and Mother: Rose andl with twelve of bur young people have just 'retuw1 from the greatest meeting fiat I week with his parents, i land," Aimer replied, cleaving to English. Woodhouse stepped suddenly away from the side of the table, against which be had been leaning, and his right hand Jerked back to a concealed holster on his hip. His eyes home for a few days. Grandpa and Grandma Atkinson a futile thing. "She seemed rather Mr.

and Mrs. Rcsenbaum of wese Renf row visitors Friday, glad to see you again; "Really?" Woodhouse's eyes lighted. have ever tended for spiritual were hot with suspicion. Those who called at the 0, Have you madaany plans for your vacation this summer? A number of oatbg spots in thia great country art served by Rock Island Liaesd The Splendlde's proprietor was pac "You do. not answer in German- Wichita are the guests at the Mc Clure home this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Privett and Mrs, why not? Answer me In German or power. The S. S.

and Y. convention at Tulsa. We were there for three days ing the floor as fast as bis fat legs would let him. must be done," be muttered again and again. by" "Ach! What need to become excit Shirley home Sunday were Jesse Sankey and wife of Hunnewell, Ira Six and wife, Paul Atkinson, wife and baby, Mrs.

Harve Eshleman Henline of Utah are visiting rel He halted abruptly before Woodhouse atives here this week. ed?" Aimer drew back hastily, and bis tongue speedily switched to German. "German Is dangerous here on the and came home last night on the 2 o'clock train. My what moun'ain tops we reached and how our souls and Harold McCart. SAVE YOUR OWN SEED See.

I for next season's vegetable garden will be high in price anH the supply of some of the best verities may not be equal the demand, believes the Kansas council of defense. The sale of vegetable seed this year has greatly exceeded that of any previous year, and indications are that the large area now devoted to gardening will be extended next spring. In view of this situation, it is thought that it will be to the advantage of many gardeners to save seed from their own crop. Among the garden crops from which seed may be easily and profitably saved are Bweet corn, beans, peas, tomatoes cucumbers, melons, and spinach. In selecting seed only that 'from the strongest and best developed plants, true to the variety tppe, should be taken.

The saving of seed in large quantities is a specialized business, but on a small scale involves little expense Mrs Swartzel and daughter of Wellington visised friends Rock, captain. Only yesterday they Colorado shot a man against a wall because be Mr. Thomas of Missouri is visiting his daughter Mrs. Wooderson this aqd launched a thick forefinger at him like a torpedo. "You must make love to that girl, Woodhouse, to keep her on our side," was his ultimatum.

Woodhouse regarded him quizzically, leaned forward and whispered significantly: "I'm already doing it" he said. were blessed. Our B. Y. P.

U. gave a demons and relatives here Sunday. spoke German too Do you wob $locky Mountain Nailsotfl der I try to forget our native tration last night at the close of the week G. W. Wogomsn sale was well a Woodhouse was mollified, and he smiled Aimer forgave All the stores will in the afternoons during the Chautauqua rare icstea ram; Pike's Peak Reloa( convention on China, it was a mode aim out of admiration for his discre tended and every thing sold well.

programs, except on Saturday. missionary meeting, our or our tion, i "No need to suspect me, Aimer. one cow Belling for $93.00. a Yellowstone Nation! "rg. Albert Henline and sister of Utah were visiting relatives in Park Mildred Fisk spent Saturday and bunch didn't get to but we went ahead any way and the Lord waa with us.

I had the joy of press They will tell you in Berlin how for twenty years I have served the WU- edford Tuesday and Wednesday. California -Pacific Coast? Chicago and the Resorti Sunday with Jim Cox and Ora Uerritt spent Sunday with Everett Coats. ing home the claims of Christ upon the Christians aud gave the invita T. J. Gibson left this morning" for Chickasha, where he will visit CHAPTER XI.

AtVGovernment House. IURKXNG to consider the never III stale' fortunes of one of fate's bean ljbags 1 Mr. (Billy Capper, ejected from the HofieV Splendlde, took little umbrage at sueh'treatment It was not an uncommon experience, and, besides, a quiet trrumpjh that would not be dampened by trifles filled his soul Cheerfullyihe pushed through the motley crowd'on Waterport street down to the lower' levels of the city by the Line wall, where- the roosts of sailors and "1VI iu mum Muai Minnesota and Iow over Sunday. Mrc Gibson has been there visiting her daughter Mrs. G.

W. Evans for about two weeks ouu in f. unison win also visit their son S. U. Gibson at Hihton.

YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER Your local newspaper is no sense a special child af charity. It earns tion for tho-e who the Lord had called to preach and do missionary work at home and on field to give themselvea' wholly to that work and God rewarded us with about eightees young men and women in the one service, One of our girls sang while I gave the invitation and such singing I never heard before. moved up See ticket agent or write for tf Bmptive literature, stating in what section you are most interested warrens of quondam adventurers- off every dollar it recives and is second HALS, RAT to no enterprise in contributing to Aaat GmI PaaaV the upbuilding end betterment of own and community. Its patrons i -J-y FARM LANDS Oregon California Railroads Co. Grant Lands.

Legal fight over land at last ended. Title revested in United States. Land, by Act of Congress orders tu be opened under homestead laws for settlement and sale. Two million three hundred thousond acres. Containing some of the best Timber and Agricultural Lands left In United States.

Large Copyrighted Map showing land by township and sections, laws covering Bame and discription of soil, cli-mate, rainfall, elevatoins, temperature, Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating Portland, Oregon. i leap far more, benefits from its pages than publisher and in calling "Frem Room every mine In the har for the Bupport of the community, Meo. S. JlIlen, Agent.

ADVERTISED LETTERS August 11th, 1917. Dannels, Mr. Bert, Grayson, Mr' Joe, Jackson, Mr, Lee, Jarrett, Mr, 1 Kirbie, Mr. Jerome, Nutt, Mr. E.

(two) Perry, Mr. Rolland, Pipkin, Mr. Boyd, Rollins, Mr. J. A.

Stanton, Mr. Clifford, Steward, Mr. John G. Stewart, Mr, Chas. S.

asks no more than in all fairness bor can bs exploded." hehnstrasse. But never before such an opportunity such an opportunity. on the hearts of the paople. Three of our own dear girls were in the crowd of "eighteen loir Jesus. My heart runs oyer with praise to God for all his blessings.

Oh! how I wish that poor Bill might have been. with us in that service. I pray that God may break his heart and send him out to preach his Glo belongs to it. Patronize our home paper as you would any other Stupendous Woodhouse nodded enthusiastic affirmation. "But to busi all the seven seas made far more congenial atmosphere than that of the Splendlde's hollow pretense.

He chose a hostelry more commensurate with his slender purse than Aimer's, though, as a matter of fact the question of paying a hotel bill was furthest from Billy Capper thoughts. Such formal transactions he avoided whenever feasible. The proprietor of -the San Roc, where Capper took a room, had such an evil eye that 'his new guest made a mental note thati perhaps he might have to leave his! bag behind when he decamped. ICapper abhorred violence to his own! person. Alone otter a glass of thin wine the'' champagne 'days, alas, had been too fleeting! Capper took stock of his situation and conned the developments he hoped to be the Instrument for starting.

Tofcegln with, finances were wretchedly ba1, and that was a circumstance so near the ordinary for Capper that he Vhuddered as he pulled (To be continued next week.) enterprise, as a matter of business. ness, 1932. This Captain Woodhouse Hock Island Time Table because it is. directly or indirectly some seven years ago was stationed helps you, aud not as a "matter of F4STBOUND Arrive rious gospel. Ohl father and mother I would charity.

u. J2. Miller in Apache Week's Review. rather felt what I felt last night No. 12 86 24 Id calling for the above please Depart 8:00 a.

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m. and saw what I saw then have been cere on the Sock for Just three, months." "So I know." "You, as Woodhouse, will be expected to have some knowledge of the signal tower, to which you will have access." Aimer climbed a chair on the opposite elds of the room, threw open the face of the old Dutch clock there and removed from Its interior a thin, roll of blue drafting paper. He put It Fresh Buttermilk daily, 15 cents m. say advertised." Bowles Unsell, Postmaster. the president of the United.

States a gallon at Finney's. and had the wealth of the. world, Coming home on the train were NOTICE The public library will be dosed from August 17 to September lit During this time it will undergo a general repairing. Get your books exchanged before Friday. A new order of books will be on the shelves when the libaray opens September this order include! the lasreit published books.

Many very inter- Samtar about twenty of us and we to A 0 ringing, praying and testifying, and i soldier boy, who was on Mb way to Dr. Leland S. Larimcre Doctor France to fight for us, was saved. How our hearts are made to rejoice. City Meat Market HORTON TROUTMAN, Props.

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Send for testimonials. fi-M. Fred L. Thompson From Wicker. Eye, Ear, Nose? Throat and Xradience -j, Westbound 23.

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Osteopathic Sanitarian Order Early for Prompt Delivery tof Kotday." Blackwell, OHa xm and see its newly decorated walls, revarnished woodwork aad polished floors, etc. Become a patron and enjoy its splendid reading mat CourttOHt Vnulmtnt F. J. CHENEY Toledo. O.

All Druggists, 76c. Kali's puis far oensUpattoB. B. Shlnn was in Medford Mon- la Caldwell, Tuesday and Friday for a (State Bank Eldg thoai 186 i'mt.