Western Kansas World from WaKeeney, Kansas • 1

State Historical Society 40th Year Nunbsr 41 WA-KEENEY, KANSAS, DECEMBER 5, 1918 Prints All Official County News LIST OF FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN SUBSCRIBERS Smith, Wm. Smith, Dwight Smith, P. Stewart, John Steiben, Jacob Sfoppel, Hattie M. Straw, C. H.

Surprise J. D. Vandewater, J. D. Vande-water, T.

Walden, Otto Wolff. By Wa-Keeney State Bank $2,000.00 WHAT WILL. THAT BE THAT YOU WILL GIVE THIS YEAR FOR A X'MAS GEFT, THAT WILL BE APPROPRIATE AND LAST SOME-THING THAT WILL COMMERORATE OUR GREAT VICTORY TO EACH INDIVIDUAL FOR YEARS TO COME? OF COURSE it is Trego County Oil Gas Company. $1,000.00 A. P.

Hinshaw Sons, Emil Larson, V. Malinowsky, Thos. 0TooIe, John R. Parsons, I. T.

Pttrcell, NO MATTER THOUGH THE WEATHER BE STORMY AND THE WINTER LONG A BANK ACCOUNT WILL TIDE YOU OVER JUST LIKE THE GOOD WARfVI FIRE AND THE COMFORTS OF HOME SURROUND ONE WITH THAT PLEASANTNESS WHICH WE CALL SATISFACTION. TO BE SATISFIED BANK WITH H. Schimkowitsch, Wheatland Elevator; R. C. Wilson, John H.

Zeman. 4 $600.00 4 John Lemke. $500.00 S. L. Allison, C.

C. Baird, W. D. THAT KEEP FOR YEARS DIAMONDS KEEP FOREVER AND ARE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL OCCASIONS. I HAVE A NICE ASSORTMENT IN THE SOLID GOLD, OF SET RINGS FOR MEN AND BAND RINGS, LA VALLIERES, GOLD FILLED JEWELRY, WRIST WATCHES, BROOCHES, SILVERWARE AND MANY, OTHER THINGS THAT WILL MAKE IDEAL X'MAS GIFTS AND WILL LAST.

COME IN AND LET ME SHOW THEM TO YOU. Caskey, Chas. Folkers, H. S. Givler, D.

R. Gregg, C. Hardman, G. Hixson, J. J.

Keraus, V. Malinowsky, V. Malinowsky, Julia Marshall, C. A. due WaKceney State Ba Did A McLaughlin, R.

Owens, Fred Schemm, Wm. H. Sommerville, Chas. Spits-naugle. $400.00 3 Joe Spena, Gerd SrUss, F.

B. Hays, G. Billings. MY METHOD OF TESTING, THE PRELIMINARIES TO IT, AND THE INSTRUMENTS TJIAT I AM USING, ARE CONSIDERED BY MODERN AUTHORITIES TO BE THE BEST. COME IN WHEN IN NEED OF GLASSES AND LET ME FIX YOU UP.

A. S. TREGER WATCHMAKER AND REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Wa-Keeney, Kansas $300.00 Chas. Baird, Galloway, Mrs. By Trego County State Bank $2,000.00 H.

J. HHle. $1,000.00 Emilia Schwanbeck, W. J. Skelton, Mrs.

Rosa Spena, Will R. Walker, Frank B. Walker. $500.00 -A. H.

Blair, F. S. Diebold, A. W. Heyl, C.

R. Hille, C. R. Kirby, Hattie Kirby, Wm. Lemke, W.

T. Littlechild, Littlechild Herman Long, R. Owens, Joe Papas, J. M. Rinker, W.

CI P. Rhoades, Harm Schneider, A. G. Schwanbeck, J. W.

Spena, Thos. D. Spena, Jacob Tetzloff, Verbeck Lumber F. C. Wollner.

$400.00 W. F. Swiggett. $300.00 D. Rohrbacker, Fred C.

Schmitt, Ernest Smith, Harry Smith. $250.00 G. M. Stanton. $200.00 F.

W. Deines, Myrtle Dorman, Wm. Grekel, P. E. Keraus, Herman A.

L. Marshall, Mrs. W. Olson, O. W.

Olson, Miss Betty Penny, Owen Scanlon, Joe Sigler, W. J. Skelton, F. F. Stradal, F.

F. Stradal, John Stradal, H. E. Sweet, J. R.

Wilson. $150.00 Marthella Baker, Solomon Mai, John Malinowsky. $100.00 L. P. Arnott, A.

J. Atherton, H. H. Bacon, J. G.

Brown, Frank Benisch, J. F. Barclay, G. L. Barger, C.

H. Baker, CH, Baker, Geo. Baker, Geo. Baker, Frank Burkett, C. J.

Aspen-gren, Chas. Bednasek, J. T. W. Cloud, Church Heavenly Rest, W.

L. Casten, J. C. Cortright, Chas. DeLaney, Chas.

J. Keraus, G. W. Marshall, O. L.

Northup, F. H. Olson, A. S. Treger.

Aeim(D)Mim(Di3Mimt $250.00 John J. Diebolt, Frank Durham. $200.00 J. P. Chrisham, J.

C. Cortright, J. C. Cortright, William W. Gibson, Mr.

MARGARET SWIGGETT Bonded Abstracter INSURANCE FARM LOANS Wa-Keeney, Kansas (Register of Deeds of Trego County Eight Consecutive Yean) Open Saturday, Bee. 7 Too busy to write an ad this week but will say we will be at old stand vacated by Fred Riggs. SPOT CASH PRICES on Butter, Cream, Ecgc, Poultry and Mrs. A. P.

Hinshaw, Wallace Ken-yon, Jno. O. Lawson, Jno. Lemke, W. T.

Littlechild O. L. Lucas, E. D. Neff, E.

D. NefF, Mrs. Minnie 'Neil, John R. Parsons, A. S.

Treger, Jno. H. Zeman, John H. Zeman. $150.00 'Mrs.

Jennie A. Guilbert, W. D. Gilbert, R. H.

Hobbs, Otto Wolff. $100.00 R. T. Bean, F. H.

Burnham, F. H. Burnham, C. H. Benson, Mrs.

M. J. Beardwjell, Mrs. M. J.

Beardwell, Eleanor Clarissa Beardwell, P. Brabb, Margaret Chalk, O. A. Cortright, Geo. Delaney, Fred Dietz, F.

Durham, A. J. J. E. Chester B.

Rauch, J. S. Richardson, Pete J. Reidel, J. M.

Rhoades, W. A. Rhoden, Christ Rohn, C. S. Ropp, Albert Saleen, Adam Schneider, Jake Schneider, Remus Schneider, W.

W. Sellers, Geo. G. Schearer, Mrs. S.

L. "Shbrthill, J. G. Sitz, James H. Smart, Geo.

Stenzel, Mrs. Rosa Stephens, Mrs. Elsie Stephens, Roy Stewart, Stanley Slookoff, W. E. Stowe, Dv C.Swisher, August Tegtmeyer, Mrs.

August Tegtmeyer, W. H. Truan, DeLaney, Jno. Fred Deines, F. W.

Deines, Wm. Donovan, G. A- Dorman Evans, Elisha Garrett, Carrie Evans, J. Evans, Mrs. Kate Ewing, James t.

Faulkner, James Jason Griffith, E. Groft, O. J. Guilbert, F. W.

Hacker, Wm, Hugh Falkner, Janies Feeney, Theo. Hall, G. L. Hays, W. Y.

Herrick, Geo: I GUY DeBOER, rVIariager I Irving Walker, John Wallace, JE. Hobbick, Richard Howatt, C. Ei Howatt, V. Hubalek, J. A.

Huffman, H. C. C. Kirkner, J. C.

Kirkner, H.F. Kline, Ralph Kristoff, Philip Krhut, Wm. Lessor, Wm. Les V. Folkers, Theo.

V. Folkers, William W. Gibson, H. S. Givler, Susan Goble, O.

Bruce Goffe, J. M. Greenwood A. H. Hamm, W.

F. Hancock, H. Harlan, J. H. Heckman, E.

A. Kellogg, S. F. Kelly, W. B.

Kelly, W. B. Kelly, Henry Kirchheck, Klenk, W. J. Kulp, Julia P.

Lahman, Bessie Larrabee, A. H. Lawson, A. H. Lawson, J.

E. McCall, Mrs. Clara McClelland, Jno. A. McCoy, Roy Mum-mert, E.

Musseman, Mrs. Anna Walz, John W. Weideman, E. D. Wheeler, W.

J. Williams, Mrs. F. C. Wollner, Morgan Wollner, Leonard Zeman, H.

S. (Next week we will published those subscribed through the Collyer and Ogallah Banks and those subscribed outside the banks;) sor, T. Littlechild, E. C. Marquahd, Nitro, West Virginia, Nov.

27. H. S. Givler, Editor Western Kansas World. Dear Sir: Please send me the World here, I am almost homesick for the county news and about two thousand miles from home.

"Nitro is situated in a pretty little vallejr jsurrouoded by wooded hills, some contrast" to Kainsas plains befieve me This town like several of the cantonments sprung up in the night so speak. We are just eighteen miies from Charleston, W. Va. Quite a metropolis and one can go there, most any time day or night by train, boat, interurban, street car, ferry or auto, several small towns much closer. Lots of work here in all lines.

There are men here from almost state in the Union and several thousand girls working also. I am charging a press one of the finishing houses of The Hercules Powder Company engaged in the manufacture of smokeless powder for the government. I started in as smokeless helper but sbon worked up to charger. I like the work and the pay is good so think I will stay all winter if they, don't shut down sooner. Cordially, Alfred Lofstead.

W. A. Mong, Maud Mong, Wendell Mong, Ed Monroe, Joe Mora th, A. Oldham, Ed' F. Oliver, Jno.

O. Olson, W. W. Parks, T. J.

Pickering, O. H. Reichard, Fred Rensmeyer, A. Rush, Henry Schneider, Mrs. 31.

A. Schu Musseman, E. Musseman, Olive Neff, Olive NefF, Stephen Nemecheck, Nine out of every ten men who start business for themselves fail. Get a thorough business training in Kansas- University of Commerce at Salina and insure your success. A 41 Sale Frank Nemecheck, Wm.

Papas, T. J. Rhoden, C. H. Riggs, Grace Robords, man, Wm.

Sommerville, Gladys May Spena, May Span, Schuyler Spena, J. C. Stradal, L. K. Swalzlander, Margaret Swiggett, Homer.

Turpening, Homer Turpening, Tourist Club, Mrs. Mary Schaff, C. K. Sellers, Ray A REMEDY FOR PNEUMONIA J. Shaw, Sam Smith, Mrs.

Joe Spena, F. R. Sproul, F. W. Staatz, Geo Stradal, S.

J. Straw, Gerd Struss, Geo. M. Ufford, Geo. M.

Ufford, Wa-Keeney Living in retirement at Littleton, a former salesman, George L. Brown, wears no Carnegie medals although he has saved many lives. He is not a hero. He is an elderly, every day man who years ago learned of a simple old fashioned remedy for pneumonia, and spent his own time and money in exploiting it. He told friends about it.

He had copies of the recipe printed and distributed them freely, and during his long life has never known the cure to fail, even after physicians have given up hope. Mr. Brown could substantiate Ralph Walker, F. F. Zeman.

$50.00 Minnie Bryant, Mrs. E. F. Bryant, Bradley Brown, Jos. A.

Bowman, John Bordovsky, J. W. Bingham, Geo. C. Bender, H.

C. Butcher, John Back-strom, C. G. Calmon, W. S.

Courtney, Alma B. Courtney, E. E. Cue, D. E.

Cypher, Mrs. Grace Dazey, Jno. J. Deines, Henry Deines, David Deines, J. Geo.

Deines, F. W. Deines, Solomon Deines, Solomon Deines, Ludwig Dietz, H. F. Deitz, Theo.

Dietz, E. H. Dolezal, Guy Dorman, Homer Dorman, Mrs. J. N.

Edwards, Fred Eichman, E. Erickson, John Erickson, Henry Fabrizius Henry Fabrizius J. J. Fabrizius John Fabrizius, Chas. Garvin, Joseph Casky, Gustove Grekel, Edward Grekel, Evlin Groft, Mrs.

Avoy Hafliger, Geo. Hafliger, E. S. Haflig- Telephone Wa-Keeney Telephone Glen Walden, Glen Walden, E. B.

Webb, Mrs. Delia A. Wilson, Howard T. Wilson, Mrs. Louise Wolff, Mary Zeman, Mary Zeman, Mrs.

H. S. Givler. $50.00 Mrs. F.

B. Acre, Susie E. Acre, J. J. Aschenbrenner, H.

W. Bellaire, T. B. Bellaire, Hazel Bellaire, E. Burnham, Ralph Burnham, Fritz Buchholz, C.

H. Benson, Mrs. C. H. Benson, Mrs.

Bowman, A. R. Buell, Mrs. James Benisch, IVIrs. J.

B. Biehler, E. J. Biehler, Joseph Bowman, L. B.

Con-ness, O. A. Cortright, E. A. Court December 11-12-13 These are some of the articles, included in the 1 cent sale.

Lemon and Vanilla Extract Tea, Coffee and Cocoa Hot water bottles, Toilet Soap Fountain Syringes, Perfume Talcum Powder, Writing Paper Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Cold Tablets, Grippe Pills Cathartic Pills, Tooth Paste Rexall Cold Cream, Rubber Toys Cream of Almonds RED CROSS NOTES Trego County Chapter now has plenty of work to do, the material having come to hand last week. Patterns for 600 helpless case shirts are now at hand and ready to be made up. Sample garments, directions, and bundles of materials are ready for distribution to units and auxiliaries. statement by furnishing names and addresses, but he has never sought notoriety. A few days ago he requested The ney, Guy DeBoer, W.

E. Shoe Retailer to print the recipe, and it is a pleasure to comply with his 1 er, I. B. Hall, J. E.

Hart, G. L. Hay3, request at this particular time: "Take six to ten onions, according H. Heitman, P. Hendrickson, Erie Hendrickson, Alice Hendrickson, to size, and chop them fine; place over Chas.

Dodge, A. Donahue, F. Dixil-iam, Frn Edwards, Alpha Enix, Mike Faulkner, Freida Finkbeiner, Mrs. Grace M. Folkers, Herman J.

Folkers, W. J. Galloway, Harry Goul, Lewis R. Gray, O. J.

Guilbert, Grace Hamm, F. Hastings, Mary Hearting, D. O. Hemphill, E. H.

Hillman, E. H. Hillman, La Verne Hillman, Henry Hobbick, Arch Haudeshell, S. J. C.

Hockman, John Howatt, S. M. Tine teall Store a hot fire; and about the same quantity of rye meal, and vinegear enough to form a thick paste. Stir thoroughly, letting it simper from five to ten minutes. Then put the mass in a Hutzel, John Jacobs, G.

M. Johnson, L. G. Johnson, Mrs. A.

B. Jones, G. The work room opposite the court house will be open all day on Thurs-. days, heated and arranged to accommodate a full complement of workers. The room will be open also on, Monday afternoons.

The afternoons being so short all workers are urged to be on hand promptly at one o'clock ready for work. There has been received, also 30 pounds of sock yarn and 40 pounds of sweater yarn, so there is an opportunity for every knitter, in the to get busy. There is an urgent call for all these garments and it is a duty incumbent upon all to get to work immediately and to turn in the finished pieces promptly. It is unfair and an injust-cie to the men in camps and hospitals to hold out for weeks or months the garments they are needing more than ever as cold weather approaches. WE BUY AND SELL LAND G.

Jones, Mrs. G. G. Jones, Fred Ella Hixson, R. H.

Hobbs, S. R. Keady, A. Kenyon, Mrs. Abbie Ken- Kerbs, R.

A. Kessler, W. B. Keyser, C. H.

Keyser, Anna Keyser, Step cotton bag large enough to cover the chest as hot as the patient can bear it. Before this gets cold apply another, and then continue by reheat TURKEY DAY AT FUNSTON yon, J. O. Knutson L. A.

Krhut, ChaSi Kulp, M. W. Mason, M. W. Mason, Bernice Mattingly, Jno.

Mc- P. E. KEEAUS hen Kite, Carrie M. Kline, Walter F. Kline, Geo.

Koleber Geo. Kole-ber D. B. Kraus, Bert Kvashicka, ing the poultices. In a few hours the Kenzie, H.

J. McNair, Martin Mohr, patient will be out of danger. Usually J. L. Morgan, W.

L. Moden, Mrs. J. A. Mummert, Wm.

Musseman, L. S. Un Myerly, Fred Carl Neiman, Eva Neff, B. E. Neff, J.

H. Niesley, Leona Osterkamp, R. J. Owens, J. R.

Par three or four aplpications will be sufficient, but continue treatment until perspiration starts from the chest." This simply remedy was formulated many years ago by one of the best physicians New England ever knew, and who never lost a patient by pneumonia. The Shoe Retailer. sons, S. Peacock, A. S.

Peacock, Edna J. M. Perry, Ida Pier-son, R. S. Pierson, Geo.

A. Reed, Geo. Camp Funston declared war on Turkey, November 27, 1918, at 9 a. m. The remainder of the day was apent mobilizing and getting material in order.

On the morning of November 28th found the boys at Funston in tip-top shape for battle. At 10:00 a. m. the aiming point was identified and at 12:00 the artillery moved up for action. At 12:45 noon the struggle began and at 6:15 p.

m.t November 28th, Turkey surrendered to Funston. The casualty list was below normal. Battery B. 28th F. A.

W. L. Larrabee, Richard Loe, Pete Lessor, Geo. Lohman, O. J.

Lyons, Geo. Mai, A. F. Mai, Adam Mai, Pete Mai, Geo. A.

Mai, Margaret Chapter O. E. G. W. Marshall, J.

H. Marshall, Mrs. Mattingly, C. D. Mayer, Elmer McCoy, Barney McCoy, Harvey McCoy, A.

R. McKinley, David Meisner, E. G. Mensing, Mrs. J.

J. Michalis, U. S. Miller, Mrs. U.

S. Miller, J. C. Milholland, Lula Mil-holland, Mrs. F.

M. Morgan, Frank Munson, F. W. Naimon, Mrs. Anna Naimon, M.

J. Nolton, H. P. No vis, Ray Papes, Peter Parke, N. A.

Phares, Cora Pickering, John Rasek, Rhoden, Gile Rhoden, Alex Ries, V. V. Roberts, Sadie I Roberts, John Saleen, James Satran, Geo. Schemm, Plumbing and Heating Pumps, Tanks and Windmills Do you want to sell your land If so write us, giving full description, distance from railroad and your lowest cash price, per acre. We do not sell on commission but handle on our own account.

We want tracts containing a section or more. Your price must be right. The Russell Realty Adv. 41. Russell, Kansas Paul Schemm, Englbert Schimkow Proffessor James, of Harvard, said that the average wage earner uses only one-tenth of his brain.

Go to Kansas Univesity of Commerce at Salina and develop your other nine tenth. Adv. 41. itsch, Wm. Schneider, Amelia Schwanbeck, Otto Schwambeck, O.

H. Schwanbeck, L. J. Seaton, R. J.

Shaw, Fred D. Shaw, Mrs. O. J. Shuler, H.

Fairbanks 8c Morse Gas Engines and Tractors Fresh beef at Bakers. Adv.tf..