Ellis County News from Hays, Kansas • 7

THE ELLIS COUNTY NEWSTIIURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1919. F. W. Bower, brother of Mrs. Geo.

apy and singing in entertainments provided the Red Cross. ette, Indiana. Mr. Manning left for that place at 1:18 a. m.

Tuesday. He will return to Hays as soon as his brother's condition permits. DELAYING THE WORLD Obstructionists who would carry their spite against President Wilson to the extent of delaying the peace treaty in the United States senate would delay the progress of the world at its most critical moment for the satisfaction of petty prejudices. Joshua's commanding the sun to stand still in the heavens until he could complete the slaughter of his fleeing enemies sounds like a reasonable regulation compared with this insane attempt of political obstructionists to command the race to WHEN PRESS CLUB GOES DRY 0, the lyres of the liars lie around with broken strings, For the inspiration nectar has gone on Muse's wings: And Pegasus is a camel that can live without the damp And the writers of the sennets have acquired writer's cramp. Now no longer in the gloaming will our poets try to pote, For the fires of their lyrics won't vibrate a frozen note All our writing men are saddened, in in each eye there gleams a tear, Don't Scratch Use Zensal This Zensal treatment is made to reach your particular case.

Dry Zensal soothes and heals the dry scaly skin. Moist Zensal gives speedy relief to weeping skin and the watery eruptions. 75c a jar. C. A.

HARKNESS. Miss Helen Pestana came home from Camp Dodge, Iowa, Friday night for a short visit with relatives and friends. She returned Tuesday night to her reconstruction aid work at Camp Dodge which is instructing the bedridden in occupational ther Don't let this happen to your property without being insured. See us for rates. We write all forms of insurance.

ID) QJ XiiiU' rs rT rr 1 gl As they try to get insired with a raisin in near-beer. Ain't it 1 that they neglected to lay in a stock in time. So's to be in a condition to indite some pickled rhyme? It's just the old, old story; That a fellow is a chump, If he tries to court the Muses when he's standing 'round the pump. The club ain't what it used to be when licker was on tap, You'd hear a line almost divine from almost any chap; But now they sit around and mope i and cuss out congress, too, Because they think without a drink there's nothing else to do. Shades of Gene Field, Jim Riley and Stanley Waterloo, In our despair we do declare we often think of you And of the days and of, the ways when you foregathered here; 'Tis well you went ere this event de prived you of all cheer.

Gene T. Skinkle. INSURANCE We write, Hail, Fire, Tornado, and windstorm Insurance in Old Reliable Companies that have adjusted losses satisfactorily for more than 20 years in this county. Ellis County Abstract Loan Company. F.

S. Wasinger, Mgr. 22-3t Insurance Department Citizens State Bank HUGH C. FORD, MANAGER Elsie Grass, Evadna Kraus and Genevieve Dorney, the three Natoma teachers from Hays, finished the term last Friday and arrived in Hays Saturday morning on 119. Mora hidei.

We need more hide, and will pay the highest market price ofr them. T. G. Reed Sont. 22-1 1 Attractions WELTZ KANSAS fflri iy Hot Weather Necessity Ice is not a luxury.

It is almost as necessary as food itself for it is practically the only means of keeping food fresh and wholesome. You can no more afford to without ice than you can to permit your foods to spoil- 1J Let us supply you. K. K. ICE CREAM AND ICE MFG.

Appetite A flllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll PICTURES THAT PLEASE Markel makes pictures of pleasing effect, Artistic creations in every respect. Right in the blending of light and shade, Keeping up his record for Photos well made, Elegant Portraits of finish thats fine, Latest style mounts of pretty designs. Grass, left for Chicago, Sunday, to take a course in artistic window trimming at the Koester School of Art. Miss Esther Shively finished her term in the high school at Webster last week and came to Hays Saturday to spend the summer with her uncle, C. A.

Shively and family. Mr. George Grass, left for Altoona, Pennsylvania, Sunday noon for a month's visit with relatives and friends. City Manager J. C.

Manning received a telegram last Monday night that his only brother was seriously injured in the car shops at LaFay- "Why Do I Use Klenzo? Because it makes my breakfast taste better No stale mouthno hot, harsh tongue. But the Cool Clean Klenzo Feeling that lasts so long. Carry home a tube of Klenzo today The Store KING BROTHERS HAYS, KANSAS DR. P. C.

ANDERS Physician Surgeon Located In Reeder Office phone 273 night phone 333 Hays, Kansas. DR. O. A. HENNERICH Physician and Surgeon Res.

Phone 278. Office 856 Office Over A. A. Weisner's Store HAYS, KANSAS G. C.

UNREIN, M. D. Phyiician and Surgeon Office over Basgall's Store Phones: Office 258. Residence 130 b. Calls answered day and night.

I MISS RUTH FLIESBACH PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Chamber of Commerce Office Hays, Kansas 1 IkswiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH When in Hays stop at NEW WINDSOR HOTEL MULROY BROS. Proprietor I European Nice large rooms. Clean comfortable Sealy Mattressed Beds. Conveniently located near Good Restaurant. J.

R. BETTHAUSER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Successor to Dr. G.

P. Hemm Office over Basgall'i Store Office phone 485 Res. 257 Hays, Kansas DR. R. O.

WILSON Graduate of Kansas City Veterinary College 1915. Calls answered day or night Phone 306 RUSSELL, KANSAS 22-4t DR. HARRY W. WEST Chiropractor Tholen Bldg. Phone 543 HAYS, KANSAS When you wish to get some thing toothsome to eat, Enter John Weltz's Market for finest of meat.

Luscious and tender roast, steak and chop, The appetite attractions are found at this shop. Zealous to please our patrons all around, Sanitary condition's here will be found. Meats that are cured and of favorite brands, 1 Are here in the kinds suiting demands. Reliable Foods in all the meat way, Kept right and cut right, day after day. Exclusive in meats we handle the best, That cpoks like to serve and are eaten with zest.

Pictures of Ladies, Children and Men, Highgrade (productions bring patrons again. On finishing Kodak Work in the right way, The Service that pleases, patrons will say. Over City and County and Counties around, Superior Photos, by Markel are found. stand still while they "get even" with a political opponent. Senator Lodge unfortunately is a man of narrow vision, a statesman in no sense of the word, and a poli tician in the narrowest sense of that word.

He has taken charge of the obstructionist program, and will do his utmost to sabotage the peace treaty. He will sit upon his little hob by-horse, thinking himself another Joshua, and command the world to halt its course, humanity to stay its progress toward peace and mutual understanding. It is to be hoped that this political Joshua will meet with the rebuff his presumption deserves. It makes no difference to him that the people want peace and lasting accord among nations. Perhaps it makes a good deal of difference with some other members of the United States senate, so that we shall not belittled in the eyes of the world after all.

Wichita Daily Eagle. The Eagle has about said all there is to be said about the gentlemen who are playing politics instead of igovernment these days. We received yesterday from the committee that represents these obstructionists, a beautifully engraved document showing the likeness of the thirty-nine senators who would rather be President than say a good word for a man who is using his utmost efforts to devise a League of Nations constitution that will stand the test. This second declaration of independence stuff sounds fine but when you begin to compare the men whose signatures are attached theretq, with the character of the men who signed the original Declaration of Independence, there isn't any more needs to be said. C.

E. Williams returned from Denver on 104 Tuesday morning. He says that ice formed and the truck gardens and fruit in tlie vicinity of Denver were completely destroyed Sunday night by a heavy freeze. This is a calamity to the small farmer who depends upon a small irrigated farm for a living. He also said that while the wheat "growers in Kansas are' now complaining of too much moisture the wheat growers of Colorado not only in the dry farming regions but in the irrigated lands as well are lamenting the want of it.

The one asset that a man can leave to his family with certain knowledge that nothing interfere with its cash value is Life Insurance. Let me have your application for a policy in a Company that has been in business for sixty years, that never had a law suit in settling a claim and that will pay its claim immediately upon receiving the certificate of death. F. S. Wasinger, Agent.

22-Ct Captain L. L. Rupert received orders Monday night to report at Camp Funsion at once to help in the work of discharging soldiers. He left Tuesday A. M.

on 104. He expects to return to Hays about September first. Miss Emily Johnson accompanied by her niece, Irene Morris, returned to her work in the Citizens State Bank Tuesday after three week's visit at her home in Osage City. Miss Morris will attend the summer school at the Normal. For Sale 350 acres, the John J.

Werth farm, 4 miles east of Schoen-chen, 4 miles east of Schoenchen, 4 miles west of Pfeifer, 7 miles south of Munjor, 190 acres in cultivation, 80 acres in wheat, two-story house, large barn, granary and other buildings, pit silo, good well, windmill, fenced, 2 miles to school, R. F. D. telephone, possession after harvest. This place is well improved and in first class condition.

You can move on it and have a nice farm home in a good neighborhood. This farm can be bought at a very reasonable price, if bought soon. See The Bird Land Company, Hays, Kansas. 22-2t Marie Weber, who completed a course in playground supervision and story telling in Junior Chautauqua! work in Lincoln, Nebraska, May 31st has contracted with the Lincoln Standard Chautauqua for three months. Her first engagement is at Wilsonville, Nebraska, and her last at Lock Springs, Mo.

She will tour in this time five different states in five days' engagements in various towns therein. MARKEL, PHOTOGRAPHER HAYS, KANSAS. JOHN HAYS, sniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (0c Our 4 Dimension Lumber is manufac' jed of carefully selected stock, cut accurately to all standard sizes and seasoned thoroughly by open-air process. We carry both rough and dressed lumber in several grades-suitable for various purposes. We Assure Satisfaction to every customer, no matter what the amount of his purchase.

Come and talk over your plans with us. We can show you how to save money in buying all kinds of building material. Buyers Get Quality Guaranteed on All Supplies C. SCHWALLER'S SONS Well Done is the shopper and also the shopping when your vegetables and other eatables are bought at BASGALL' GROCERY where the best food products are constantly offered for home disposal. Phone us your order every day Our service is an invaluable accessory to the housewife who must use all her time taking care of her home.

You can Jrust our taste for the right picking out of your order and you may depend upon a quick delivery. J. B. BASGALL.