The Hazelton Herald from Hazelton, Kansas • 1

TTTf lUtL rrn HAZELTON, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1917. Number 33. Volume 12. Christian Church. What Tho Boys Write "War Notes.

TnT-T-7J A H7 IT iMMrT I A H. The following are the names Clajrton Rhodanbaneb "Soldiers are sure strong for candy candy and cigarettes. Do not, let that tired sleepy feeling keep you away from church. Bible School next Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m.

We are making an effort to teach young folks and older ones the fundamentals of the Book of Books. You cannot (:: kf vv ytff ZS, afford to miss this fine Jnstroc-tion. Preaching service at 3 p. m. A series of short, practical and pointed sermons on scriptural characters applied to every day life.

The third in the 'series next Sunday afternoon, subject, "The, Man who disappoints his future." you have not been present at the other two, don't make that an excuse to stay a-way from th third sermon. Frank Williams Lynch, Minister. The Anthony Pair. Associatsea has arranged the biggest ppo-gram in its 'history for their Pair, August and the raiding program will be the greatest in its history. There will be.

at least three 'hund red class trace horses n'the ground. Miss Hazel Preston returned home. Wednesday from More-land, Oklahoma, accompanied by her exwaoin, Miss Eva and two Crrt Rtfefi5 'and MabdElSilty. White Leghorn Cockerels I am mow selling White Leghorn Cockerels at reasonable prices, Young-Yesterlaad" Strain and two other strains not (related to regular flock. You essay have your choice of the three.

the time to busy pure bred cockerels. Book your order now and take advantage of the reasonable price. I. A. Soleofoerger.

Saturday Night The Greater ower 10r Bison feature of dramatic and thrilling situations in multiple reels. The Wall 'of -Flame A Stirring Social Drama in one reel. Scrappily Married The Joker. Begins at 9:00 Mrs. Mary Hamilton is suffer ing a great deeJl from the effects of a fall.

She was in Betty's Store and her ankle gave way and she fell ifeo the floor, sprain ing her hip badly that she has been confined to her bed. a singular accident and she doesn't tuw to account for it. Wesley Wible writes: The weather is very pleasant here in Colorado. Crops are going to be late as so many had to plant the second time on account of poor stand. It is not so dry here as it is in Kansas but we are beginning to need rain." Lost A bottom endgate for wagon, on iroad from, home to town, July 13.

Finder please notify Delmar Dennisoru Kansas. of those drawn in the first draft at Hazelton and vicinity: Roy Stout, Grover Wilson, Oliver George Clark, John Humphrey, Leslie Buckles, Fred Montgomery, Paul ith, Chance McReynolds, Charles Ashlock, Harley Shockey, Frank Stout, Ira Solenberger, Ed Goyette, Ray Spicer, Claud Knorp, Otia Schuyler, Earnest Salmon, Charles Shumate, William McReynolds, Charles Barber. If you want to be exempted from the draft because you. a farmer, you will havo to go to Wichita. The local board at Medicine Lodge will exempt person only on the grounds of physical disability, head of family, holder of office.

Dr. Welsh went to Hutchinson at the request of Uncle Sam and took the examination for tha Medical Reserve Corps. Thus, another "boy" from Hazelton volunteers to do his bit. E. W.

Olson was notified to report to the examining board at Pratt, Kansas, at 9 o'clock a. m. on July CO; and he will soon know whether he is to be a member of the Officers Reserve Corps in the second training camp. Don't think thft minimum price of next yea 'a whjrfirs.ially fixed, Wai till iV bill is finally passed. One senator has already moved to strike out the $2.00 provision.

Roy Stout's number, 258, was the first number drawn. However he didn't wait for the action of the draft board. He decided to enlist at once, and did so. Peddlers might just as well keep clear of Hazelton. Their business here is dead.

Those poisoned court plasters gave the knockout blow. Tne peddler who can sell things at Hazelton wilL sure be some salesman. That was a spiteful trick thafe German U-Boat played on the Sammies in France. It sank the ship that was taking them a big supply of chewing Zimmie says, "If we are going to give medals for bravery, we should not forget the summer- girls who have had a close shave under arms." Another of Hazelton's boys is on the way to France. Wallace McKee has gone with the Rail way Engineers Corps.

An Official letter states that Victor Landreth is with the troops in France. Another Hazelton boy has join ed the colors. Warner Pfaff left for Wichita on Monday afternoon. The second half-million men will be called to the colors about Nov. 1.

Itoy Stout gets a bookkeeper's place in the Medical Department. Seldom see a soldier that doesn't like candy. I am teaching one of my comrades the notes on a mandolin, and Incidently am Jearning to play it myself. We sing a new soug, "There Will Be An American Kaiser Over There" Mother, tell father he had better parctice up on shooting that rifle ever chance he gets; for when I get in good practice I am going Went to the city last night and had a good time. Only those on the excellent list are allowed to be out after 11 p.m and my name is on that list and I have a pass." I saw Charley Ashlock today.

He has joined the band as dram mer. went to the army dentist Monday. Am to go back in morning. Don't know what he intends doing to my teeth. They just look at your teeth and do what thev please to 'em.

Have been drilling pretty hard today. This afternoon we scaled walls and threw sawdust hand gren ades. The sergeant gave my partner and me a bouquet apiece on scaling walls. He said we the local record for scaling them, and had us ko over the wall ooce to show the others how. It trie of climbing a- roam.

o. silos or building forms. Tfee National Food Garden Commission has issued a manual oik canning and home drying of vegetables and fruits. These manuals will; be sent free.to housewives who ask for Address National Emer geney Food Garden Commission, 141K5 Washington, D. C.

Wear your "Captured" tag. Don't Jay it aside. shows that you have lined up for the Chau tauqua and are a booster for it And the Old Town. Yes, will occasionally miss Floy Faallurton and Claud Betty in the stores. If you will step to their back yards you may find them practicing up in sawing wood.

They both believe in pre- paredness, Cedar Ilills Progress Club. Mrs. Hugh Wible very pleasant ly entertained the Progress Club at her home Tuesday July 10th. A short program was enjoyed and later a delicious lunch of ice cream and cake was served by the hostess. Almost every club member was present and Mrs.

J. II. Garner, Miss Flora Garner and Mrs. Arthur Ware of Pena- losa were visitors. Get your tickets early.

Wear your Captured tag and boost for pour chautauqua. uu An orator and J. Franklin BaDb hum0iist. lectures are mastorpieces of lutellectual power and eloquence. August 6-7-8.

Three days August 6-7-8 the Radclif Booster Chautauqua will be at Hazelton. Mr. Klink scales of the Itadcliff Bureau was in Hazelton on Monday and Tuesday and helped to organize the chautauaua and start things off right. Dr. Welsh was elected President, A.

M. Brown was elected Bee-Treasurer, arid the following committees were appointed Advertising Committee C. A. Hyatt, J. H.

Skaggs, E. Olson, Dr. Welsh, Dr. Stallard Wl C. Alford, h.

E. Goyette. Com, on WOlsohj C. 'AHya4 Dc. Stallard, W.

W. Cooper. Children's Com. Mrs. W.

Cooper, Mrs. P. D-Preston, Mrs. E. C.

Steenburg. After the appointment of the above named committees, the whole chautauqua force was organized as a Ticket Sales Committee, with Claud Batty as captain of the "Blues" and Floyd Fullerton as captain of the "Reds." Each side is to do its best in selling tickets and the captain of the side that makes the poorest showing will have to saw up a knotty stick of wood in the big tent on the last night of the chautauqua. Neither of the two captains is boasting of his wood sawing abil ity, but in the opinion of the Blues Floyd Fullerton would make the biggest showing sawing away on that stick of wood; while the Reds insist that Claud Betty will be a good one in a wood sawing stunt. The Blues- C. F.

Betty. J. H. Skaggs, W. L.

Welsh, Ves Stephenson, C. A. Hyatt, S. McKib-ben, F. J.

Hardesty, A. F. Buckles, F. Welsh, J. H.

Drake, W. C. Alford, L. Stallard, Fred Pfaff, W. H.

Smith, E. A. Jones. The Reds Floyd Fullerton, E. W.

Olson, L. -E. Goyette, Joe Flynn, Geo. Smith, Lester Den-nison, F. A.

Blackburn, A. M. Brown, F. Gi McLain, W. R.

Williams, W. W. Cooper, Ed Rhoden- baugh, A. Murlett. L.

M. Money To Loan We have money to ban on approved security at a reasonable rate of interest. In case you desire to negotiate a loan we shall be very glad to talk it over with you. (' We might be able, to offer a suggestion you had not thought of that would save you money-All financial matters held strictly confidential. State Bank of Hazelton Hazelton,.