The Winfield Daily Free Press from Winfield, Kansas • Page 7

'3 4 'FRIDAY, JUNK 2, VJZ2 1UE WTKFIELt) DAILY FREE page seven; Hi it Agent. A. V. yn nlten.Jed tliii ciiy. 1 I I PROGRAM AT PARK III180L ll I'rtn 'lliUnf; yniinllon'ril.

acvicul-ire in I Which Ua-. loial eiirolimciii or' more I "nan nix iHi'idreil. Tin; Hludenta are anient1 bborter-: lor Mr. 1'Umu: aiid'uiy hia influence. U.

Uavlujj.a far i l'fecl -on llie li improvement movement in CoWley Coiuity. tynded during the day uud the Jit -(tie people who part played eurlitt" KMIi' i III!" 1' -till tiounnd 1 1 auk iluliuj icf nr beef 'l lie in ii, wnien wan organueu a few weeks ago, in composed of men nnd residing near Oxford about a half ol llie memb.rs being farmer. They have a ruling carrying a' line ftr culMns any man "Mister" in the meeting. Several men were io pay. fines mat nlzht.

1 AVi ilhiUni News. Clonlns Hy liriTlu Wiuficld College of Musk- hh An All Day Itccilny jby tin; -1 Students kly Slar ac-otialiou nnj a county -LnxHloiV Piano Solo Theme; and VatiiUiau- Frank Monci'luf l'iano Quartette Overture of Marionette 'hi viin Piano Duel- Funeral March of a MuiumeiiO rr.inr.ei. Monci-a-f l'iano Quarieitn Russian Co3Sock Dance Ivn fcrtico Marfan McAllister Piano Soli Sons of The East, Hunting Jig Umlley Hrown Piano Solo On Lock Lomond AAuunltu VoiiliL' Piano Duo Kondiiut in A minor lva Hrucu Piano Solo A Sliliiiuni (lie WoH. of their parts well. Tim AVinficld College of.

Musle in doing groat work lu starting many utitdonts when they are young uud giving thom a fotida-lion in fiijirtnwntrlR. Thursday. A large crowd nl-Coltego or Music at Inland PurU. AlUiUiiiu Jordull llorut asfodaiion auionr; lu OXF'OKD (M MKT 'I'nero rIx in the C'ltil. I'i'ojpclti, Sl liicii (ic-ejii icd I.

it vvk. Following la tho program which wus given us a part of the grad-Uttllou eyerciiiea' or the Wlufiold Scott Hull liT.liiii'. ion v. iiicli i il by "Air. IV.

Jil Mil'. I fi il SIOKMXC lT.OGUA.Al Piano Double Trio Brown mu Vfiouliy lVrf show I' iii. i i l.isl mf: ii of .1 lieir feliridl work, ecifjr iii' I lie Mike. Pal. tli ere Va only 'tan tf ing will cui malaria fhut'a and uyinlne.

Put (anxiously) Where can ye get it? Mike Tli whlaky and (piinine? Pat No; malaria. Rulnocko' Ira nl; Sp. Jk. I- ol li lU'. llitip; The Oxford Gel -Togei her Club hel.il, fin inicrwlMig' mei Wed ncsday Mliu o.

V. hall in thin l.eiiif.' I heir regular mon'ihly meetirtg Jin I lank of AS'infielil' v.a-' tlio pvineipal siienlier. Oit-i "peclall'tt in loileru con! r.il from the agri i Tiio vHiiBtic Holy nr are i ji II i v. oil 20, ceiiia. an l.nmr iffiCfjilj "'iftHillM Tlio hnjK nl Winfii l.r einphiir.l.i il ijOiue iiiipoi'taiil points on for off 1 1 CI' I.iii'iuiiio Mil I lira lieii.vii Klttel.suli l'uul Duvij.

hell i Vi'ilmur bToedliiir and fcediiiR. The tialion lvtenlly dnvtlopcd a Etat'j cow, lli.i T-'r: i' -vlijw Girl Caseliulin of .1. v. no- Uiude do Style Gaynor Iva Urucu Iniif wjio ijitulo, CCjl pounds of raluuai Haviiia Schuetl j. Garden Hose and Lawn Mow-tjrs Irvln Erolhers.

liiii'c 8.... Piano Soli- Nr. Canionelia i wen i.j -i ao memuers on roueni coniroi, rarui tieveii at 5 pi.uiuli; of bul.tci'l'iit In Marmu-et M-Allist-'r lir I I'l'io. I 'fi-VO I'd i.iei i a' purebred, fur instance, nad more than doubled his weight in 210 days, jtolns troni f.OS nouiids to tomi coal, includins inilial purchase price, feed and iulreeal on investment, of $6.65 a hundred pounds. The l'irur place f-ihonliorti, hv a Piano Sjofco Tiichurch 'i Luuvlmi orfutt Piano Trio A' Five- Way Kobbyt C'olliiis'in Jack Uavafco Virginia Cell PiUcliiml Piano Solo xQuecu of Drowsy Akline.

Hough Piano Duet The ........1... Georgia Couclunan Clara Tripp Piano Duet lu Spring Uancla Ml( Violin Soli Marigale Fifth Air Piano Solo VcnitiiHine M'MPT Julius Suhachter Koo.l ii bull and mil. of trraili' more than hia dam at fifieeu moiilha. He tipped the beam at poundH at (he clone Julia Bjiry Piano Quail. 'lie Toreador Song (Carmen) lUiiu Bufr Frnnoes httrp Elizabeth Onfortli Xlelun Combs Aeeornpnnl't, AIls Lnelhi Smith.

rr.otaiVM. I 7 months. record Hobitein in the iu Sale Marie P. K. of Uerman With 11,119 of null; con.

tiiiiiiiei -I I poniel'i of produc ed in I lie iliviai.m jal less than (i year-i of I The high school lias a junior 0 livestock association, of Wbii'i Trl Harold Sphar is the present proa- itlont, Rudolph Smilli dent and Fred Abildgaard, secretary. Last year, preceding the first annual school baby beef phow, this junior livestock asso- elation made a survey of the pure-, bred breeders of the county and then Invited them In Tor the show. Al. ihe luncheon that day the ltulh Becker Miss Bcaer Piano Solo Sonatina. 0 major.

Clemcnti-Tlnim First movement Lucy I'llini Trees with Mlsa Scaur Piano A nti phonal and Duet Order it by the case for your home The Haydn-Schmltt, Jf IM -JM -lO. Mason Tho Merry -go-round 'Z2kufnfZ A Bobby Collintiuu liaibour Juan Ilaeache Botty Piano Duets r-. L'Angelus Gounod The Skylark Mounts the Blue, Dlue Sky Oorothy StniLh Mrs. Sliaiiklin Piano Solo Sonata, Nr. Is Gertrude Shaver with Mr.

Glnibteud Violin Solo Souvenir De AA'icniawski Helen Combs Piano Polo Aly Sweet Repose I.leiiwtin Tuiikliifion Piano Solo Theme eon Varie, A major Vu sinl.i' Sinllb Vocal Soli-Wake Up Peace Kiizabeth Onlt'wood-Lawhe Piano Solo I 1 '3 I i of a 200-day feeding period, having gained two and one- 4 third pounds a All the twenty-eight steers in (he club were sired by registered bullSj and every one made his ownr money. From The AVeekly K. C. Star. An average gain of four hundred days and a Belling price $2.11 higher than the average coat of the finished 3teers was made by tho tweniyelght calves in tho baby beof club of the AA'in-field high school this year.

An average net profit of a lieaf? was obtained by. the boys, the steers selling ii carload lots for Violin Solo Cradle Mason TonUKii. uii 1 Mozart hoys turned the mooting over to their dads, and the Cowley County Breeders' Association was lormr ml. Fred Abildgaard, was elected president and Mr. Plank secretary.

Sincethen pure bred as- Shankiin Piano Duet Aladdin or The AVonderful Lamp Robert Shjinklin' Margaret Piano Solo Funeral i-t iiliin'iklin Piano Double Diut -sxyg. Iiellie Abbott BOTTLED UNRSff AN EXCLUSIVE LICENSE lOM The coca-cola Atlanta, Ga. Deutche Tanz, Nr. 3 Piano Solo Nocturne, flat A'iolin Solo I Bloonilicltl Ji'an Bai'liour ti-Timin 1 ilU OIVJ lill Viiilit! i Louis. Margaret Burnett Betty Piano Solo Sonatina, On.

36, Nr, 3 Lucile Mitschler I Heine Goldhlatt I.ois Peter THE WINFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO i soeiatlons have been organized within the county association, a fair was held last fall and last week the breeders staged their first bull sale, in connection with I the high clioo beef show, Mmle'l'noi'. Showing j- The bulls offered in Ihe association sale, however, did nor. cl'ie LI jl lO till'" aj 1 i of the CaNvea sliowii by tie. boys earlier In' the day. Tiie I weutv-i ni head of bulls hroiir.iii nro rind Ilnl.

Buyers wiio ins ll i.ci.cd to replace ncrulis p.nrelu-eds SS.40 a hundred. Tho club, which, one of the projects of the vqca.tional agriculture department of the sc'ionl, held its. second annual show and pale lasl week in ronjuurtlon TviiTi a purebred bull sal of the Cowley County Prepders' Assoefalion tin Tj. Plank, teacher of ag- nifli 1 Betty Jean Buiboar with Mlse BuiUette Piano Soli- A for thi! Cello i The and The Clover lOI.Dlor-'.' LUis- Stllbel' VioJ in Soioj Hitomneile A ice Joliesi Piano Double Duet- Rosaliude Piano Solo Concerto, minor Roman Kit i i- Piano Solo Barearollo A'ocal Solo The Wanderer mic wilb Air. OlmMein WiaWtar'jtSa.

Jamie l'Htra riculUir and secretnry Schubert Minion AX'ainsecilt I.nneiiiiter The Monkey (Musical Zoo) Tom iti il on Kichard Gibson Piano Solo Tho Hoya Mountian Sonj; tunics Violmi cello- Trio for Piano, Violin ami la Of th-' managed iloll, the i.y )u reef, 4 eiscriiiiieHUoii iy, I heir and aii iii lioi of the ns-ai-eiilion now rre a plan of importing good animals of, (he various breeds for a county sale in the fall. Fred Abildgaard president of (he assoeiali.ni, paid breeders' assoei.tt ion the' All Kii-rd By Tie luii' becvi'H, Willi ception. -of rew iii' i wo had nil been red bred lilllU and were mil l-OWfl. All OSci'l'V 1 Ti io in ma jor Allegro The Trio Mania rei Sliaiiklin Jowiihiue il.4ii.Jc Piano Solo Autumn Lois Peter Rieluinl Gibson Piano Double Trio- The Huntera Song Lynes Jtiti'toii Anlick I Shci-ks Cool-so Liinciisler Ju-k Slojfle lticlutiil Uibsou Joseph Mitscliler Piano Solo Hondo Villaeglous Denneo Ler.nti V. Bennett 111! f'owley Couiiiy very le wjij sojiv of Ihe nan hi r.r!::i':t Kn.i Ucpler ill the club live it' farm Chaminade Tiano Seliv- scaiaioii'che Violin a ll.

1 1. A ti mi IB tfi Scliulu Hobinson Pitmo Quartette Mairosonlanz l.ii.-ll.' Sinner -Martha I 'aimer Helen oiierf-e ny inp Kansas cur fhnm-her of for scrub hall replacement. tleorpn w. Calls, agricultural commii.ionei of iiie Kansas Ci(y chemiii.e', AV. a.

fnchtl, vepreseniativ.e Bach Cnllierlni. lIuillilH'll Concerto, minor Allegro Modei'ato Ha mid two were farm The finanitd largely 'Ty jlio 'lioyff Hietiiselves. -ftonio borrowing moiWy from their fathers. Olhora1 at the and several Workiiut r.chotil for tho iGoyiey. Itesalifl cf (hp tji'ojecl.

arc shewn fjsVj i summary: jj.v;!'ago jni.ial 44:.3 Violin Solo Lmlla Smith ria.nfV Soio -r- Junior Sonata, On. 11, Nr. Beellioven Emily LVIoil Mot calf Violin Soli- nolo. for the American Shorliiorn Asso ciaiion. at (he noon luncheon of the men, and boys' associa-liDus on means- act (his purpose.

The boys' cl: AssoiJalioa "Ainfield Serenade Orientale. Cliaminade-Kriealer Cut, Aven'go final weigiit MS-. Average e.aiu 40H.1 Harold Steine.r Piano oio "Pastorale Evelyn Lee Pi.Hl') Quarielle Xo -March Helen I l.nnillon Uovelyn Burgauer INTERMISSION piano Solo Avalanche Vocal Soli JosepiHlle t- illllei- Dungey Avcvarfe' daily 2 A Bowl of The Temple AVooilioid-Finden nj J5 id ii fa i ti ft a A St, iini -a Average' inilial eose aT Average cost feed 27.fi7 Heller A'iolin Solo Average cost per. fin- Scene De Pallet. yoa hvso of MY.

Inefortcrtl-A if'fy DeBeriot sc'. relian? who "ire staucii "iVfiiioiii good livesloclv. Si hoi.l lis acl ivii i inittieg eui siocK Tho team in iis initial. won' first place ni 1 Oinndl.ir Piano Duet Torch Dance German Mlliiill aihi Ix'IUr work- to o.n iliiif per. rv.

i The pi ice of a s'oities: li Piano Solo Elizabeth McKinley Tschaikowsky Romance, Op; 51, Nr. 5.. Slaraarei Shfoiklin T'u il.jiiy iiT'dt ji J.iily -ii" a in Sivin. Cretn Baker "Violin Solo Pastorale, Op. 26 Florence Vol pale I local i buyer, who elicwed per cent.

Vocal Soli 3ht vl'iV, to the Handel Tsehail.ov-.i,-y Yon'i! a comieit' moficrn halh lienor and Arinn Don Thomas' Benniak 1 i Ka Ci.v nei of Jr' diy. lri I-. iCi'Soie tliii' hvi1. haw "Conic iiaek Piano Solo Sonatina, Op. 36.

Nr. I. Elizabeth Walker with Airs. Shankiin riano Duel National at AVietiita; and placed f.hi'.'d 1,110 3iai.c i.ool eca: le i tan. Talk A HcTer f'iiib Vmv Several of I lie buys ilishlce iiie closing of iiie jirojeci, which a Piano Solo- Conci'i'io.

ere Vvr. Foote 'ore tie. i in of ihe sale ihe i gronp.4 by lii pa luxhU. A bath-a-dny ketife you fit ev- mo I to Allegro Jo.veiJiiine Herrick with Mr. Olmsffind Viola Warner jll ll'l'i Kirer Of till Violin Quartette a to 'O a cry Avay.

1 1 Dont baby beef el nil reqiiiros, Vyai Ahilriganrd, i il.e li'H'ioi' said. 1 he Larghetto. I.uela Smith Lois llaiold Kleiner 01 Aconipani'c Mr. Phnfp ileDtrniott M'-. iviser picked.

IV. i' boot iH tit a only. Poyd v. on I in Hereford group with M'typole Dance Charlotte. Abil'ltjaard i Tiano Solo 11 Deaiderio Allenc Bo'-'ker Piano Quartette In Uniform Violn Wnrner Mary Lancaster Piano Sonatina I Andante a i viffTbililv- nf a beet cleli aid.

.1,2 '111 i now is beie pur.ebrdo sieer weighing Wintield ElumDing Heating ko. -the Burden cemetery look I pounds. It had mado a gain of in the 2.9 pounds a day. Fred Ahild-' Eaard. won first in ihe Shovf- This tain r-ldr: would allow the hoy? io re-their Fred, be-winning first prio oa Orth.

Verna Boehel Thirsk Clementi Bruno Oscar Kline tvening or Decoration Day. BURDEN Ralph Chapman and wile, Floyd horn scei ion, 1p i Gigue a I I 2s firm win fl was routes'- IJpan HilfinBer 77. 300 E. flth Phone Shorthorn (lie club jni'-'ia opened the There are for Violin Sole, -i t'o'jicerto, i Lotack and wife, Kd Boyd and roam hav'ina geiiitd 2." pounds a Fitch v. as guest of wife and daughters were ever day.

Belle Joiiea Stiii-, fioni Winfield Tuesday inoruing. Mr. placed the sieort. in I Dong. Wilson and wife of Ark- the following -order, several of the 2.

prrivrvnin. hers. Mrs. Ruth her mctlier i nay. Wondcll: Mon'ley Grandma I'lliolt of AVintiettl ia ansas.

City were up for Decoration boys having mere than one entry: iiiiiiE guest at She Auk Elliott home. nay. A-Vaile, F.u-i gmtMlttmti litmsistiJtmratui Hereford misaniiinsiiiieiiiNKi; I Mrs "Rr.herf flfnlnn ruirl Loyd Freneb ia visiting his wife ter came iu Monday night to and little son ut the Aug Elliott gene Lydick, C. Brandon. AV.

Barker, R. A. Lee; Havmnu Smith, I Biddle, C. h. Barnett, B.

AVilson, Shorthorns Fred Abildgaard, ers i heme Luyd's. Ma nu friends are do-Lght'd to find him so much im- proved in health. I Wis. Frank AVooila ami little sen left Friday for Kansas City where llie little son will receive medical treatment. i Richard Stoddcr and wiio of l'awhuska were Burdeu visitors Sunday.

i Miss Harriett Gcforth ia attending summer school at Emporia. GASOLINE KEROSENE SERVICE For the Month of June G. Miller, C. L. Barnett, B.

1 Wilson. W. E. Abildgaard, R.i Wortman, B. D.

S'lLyder, E. Ly-j dick, B. Wilijuu, Brandon, L. Fry, J. Youlo', L.

Fry, C. 1 Snyder, Paul' Eugene Lydick. who showed the 'second place "Hereford, bought two calves lu October, a Shorf-born and a whitefuce, paying for the two, aud the two totaling 1.035 pounds In weight. Eugene borrowed the money at the bank and Vorked after scliool to pay visit relatives. Friend in Council t'lub hud their last meeting of the year on las'; Thursday at the homo of Mrs.

Eslio Burdeu with a covered dish dinner. Tho afternoon was spent socially. Mrs. S. L.

Truesdcll left Monday-night for Aberdeen South Dakota where she and a sister from 111 will spend the summer with an other sister In Aberdeen Miss Martha; Truesdell spout Wednesday al Gueda springs. Mrs. Emma Smith and Miss Lulu Burden ad Florence Smith were Wichita shoppers Thursday. Warren Fitzgerald and John Fitzgerald Jr. were AVinfiold visitors Tuesday." ill Mrs.

"Earl, Young is guest of for the feed. This feed cost 65.40 Sale day the two calves weighed eighed 50 Cascade Em-clopes Avitli one pound of Cascade paper 50 One cake cf Jonteel Toilet Soap v.ilh each cent box of Jonteel Face Powder. sold i En- together 1,8 60" pounds find I We try to merit continuous p.rlroa.'i'e by vaiup. received in r-ualily products and cheerful service. Mrs.

Kat Young aud friends. Russell Hankins who has taught the past' year at Longamjtu tins lerm, came home for vacation. Sam Day and wife entertained Sunday, for dinner Mrs. Prince; Miss Zulu and Zeua Prince and Stodder uud wile. Miss Rern ice Henderson and Marie Manser hve returned home fjom Oklahoma where, they for a hundred, making ig ceiio $41.

PC above their initial John Boyle and wife and sons who have been guests at the Mrs, cost antVtue feed they ate Oe Hoel home returned to 1IHIM a "'u C. homo Thursday to Mattoon 111 1.25 'J i taught the past year. 1 I i IICJ IlLllC. lilUll lllto nn.it ing the calves ana took in. prize mouoy, thus obtainiiiK a- 10r.

tal tin his experience cf llo Vi'iirk I'm' lienor Stock I The baby beef Yhow and saie was the second nan staked by Pure-test Zinc Stearate i One battery with each Flashlight soldiers sleep and the auubeains play and the women weep are covered with flowers today and between the tents walk' tho. weary Another "Sledjte Hammer PreacU-er" In Town Rev. E. S. Zahniser, Los Angeles, begins a series of meetings ut the Free Methodist Church Sunday, June 4th.

Evangelist Zahiiiser is of a reel fl few. vim were young and stal- v.oi th in sixty two. When they WINFIELD FILLING STATION 708 JIain Street. Next to Corner GEORGE E. WAITE, Prop.

"The Independent Si at ion." tn n. wnr Memorial I family of preachers, all good. He liigh school and attracted, farmers from all over the county. Cowley Courtly hasn't hao a county agent I for years and Ate. Viauk asaistcd by the (liases am: l.Avitll.lhe (.0 upei iti ion of the loe li it BIRD Dv linn missed once more with i has five brothers in the ministry.

R. B. liit'io -milium of bent ami Kray 1lc strikes straight from tiie fi I r. 1 I rl si i In ti ,1 nrciin Icilii fr Commerce illhig men were in atteuuauce iu ciiamLcr of lense ui i ni iiuiu Store 4 civil and religious realms of life. ii IS Iinrden Cemetery Tuesday afler-rl poou to scatter flowers on the of the beloved dead many En flowers were used to the niche usually occupied by a COunly farm agent.

the purely clashrooiii work the depart-1 nient miller Plank point tiie orgaiiiiation of a cow testing Rolls. Iloltke's it Jelly Ilakery. decorate and lovely indeed did 7.