The Fort Collins Express du lieu suivant : Fort Collins, Colorado • 3

the ronT roiMvs express pack TnrtPR wrnvrcsmv vr in 1022 STRICTLY CASH Virginia Dale Items Mm Kumiti Snillty ha moved Corg llutclipr rollexs sludeut' from 416 street to 810 Wesllwent-lo Spring Monday Magnolia Mrs Kurr'e rent I deuce- Fred Kmry went to Fort Morgan REGISTRATION IS EXPECTED HEAVY F0RC0NVENTI0N Tuesday Day May '-wr Van Cise Announces -To Gamblers He Is Coming After Them tfly ain- r) DENVER May Gambling will bo stopped at lh Denver i stern League ball park District Attorney Van (Use announced today following a conference with owners of the Den-vur club nnd police officials Plain clothe men will bo stationed in tbe stands to arrest the gamblers and any persons found bolting will be barred tram the park in the future Reports of open gambling during the otume to me district attorney office led to the action Th largest crowd that ever attended a school meeting at Virginia Dale gathered at the school house last Monday for the purpose of electing secretary for three years At o'clock sharp the crowd began to arrive some came In rigs some In cars some on horseback nd some afoot voter were out from the most remote parts of tbe district and It is said that some really had blood In their eye The Standpattere had Boyd for a candidate while the Progressives backed Walter Bunn When the vote were counted the sCore stood seventeen to seventten the mst half of tbe ninth Inning and President Lowson to bat Lawson made a long-drive a little to the left of center Pearson made a yrandatand play hut fumbiefl letllug Boyd' score Final- score seventeen to eighteen In favor of Boyd Mr Wagner has been employed to teach the coming school year We wilt have nine months school and If arrangements can lie made we will have sctiol In the church thus vacatlug the schooillouse for the first time In forty-eight years Four government surveyors are at present working along (he stale lino clearing up the title to a -strip of land along the line from about where the county road crosses the line to The strip runs the Laramie river Comfort 17 1 tvery btep We know how mother ha comforted us and sacrificed for us all the years she earned the right to choose shoes on quality and comfort rather than cheap price? I dress mother so that' she right when 'f she goes out and then take her out more Washington ides By JACK CECIL Etrrmlvc Secretary of Tlio Colorado Christian Endeavor Union Irowing tr om 2000 to almost 12-00(1 members in the pat three years i the record of the Colorado Christian Endeavor Union- Consirtent with this growth in the membership comes the announcement that the State organization antic! pales! 3700 registrations for the two state conventions to he held at Delta June 9 10 11 and at Fort Collins Juneli) Id 17 and 18 Coiorado 1st divided into districts r-u ci front a 'Christian Endeavor point of view Each district has an organization modeled after the larger state union Each district has been assigned registration quota for the state onveution and aa the divisions reach their quotas they will be awarded banner Pueblo district Kan Isabelle lias already gone over the top for banner No one Several others are said to be over Tbe following are a partiul lint of the Springs Denver- -Rev Spg Penn both Fort Collins and Delta Admittance to the convention session will be by convention only Badge will be worn by all registered delegates All who i tend the convention will receive a wh0 regi8ter and wh( do Bot at- complete printed report of the convention Misa Helen Sargent 605 Remington street Fort Collins Colo- from a few feet to about half a mile convention as speakers wide and has been known as Alvin Shartle Boston' Maas 'Madeline Carter Topeka Kan Mr Wagner and family were trans- acting business in Fort Collin Tuesday Mrs George went to Longmont where she will vIhR a few weeks before returning to the Dale Mr Walter Buna and family and Mrs Wagner motored to Cheyenno Friday Mr and Mrs Ceorge were Fort Collins visitors Friday Mr and 31 rs Wagner and Mrs Lawson and Miss Clark were Sunday visitors at the George home Mr and Mrs Roy Gallatt of Ault spent the latter part of the week with his brother David at this place tr Roy Pearson and Russel Krause were visitors at the Moen ranch Sunday Charles Kelley of Fort Colllna was visiting at the Lllley ranch 8unday Boyd has movethto the Fowls-ton ranch and will be at home to bis friends after May JO the head liners who will attend Hr Edwin Duniavy" Denver Rev- Manrire Nichols Colo David Oyler Sudan Africa Dr Smolenske Denver Iojuis Linde Denver Dr A Phillips Los Angeles JL A Walker Chicago Governor Oliver Shoup-Mrs Ruth Day- Stuart DeAyer I)r Frank Easterbrook Walter Schaefer Colo Rev David Sharpe Fort Collins Rev A Kuhn Denver Dwight Higbee Omaha Nebr Dr McCrone Fort Collins' Rev John Donaldson Denver- Janus Stuart Denver Dr F- Elder Denver Rev S- Weaver Fort Collins Rev A H- Sanders Denver Jack Cecil Denver Dr Rankin Pittsburg Registration for this convention will insure entertainment at Include special styles for young and older mothers neat trim all-leather shoes flexible and pliant to comfort every step Bring mother to the store -or take home a pair THE MEYER STORE 130-134 South College Ave SATISFIED WITH SMALL PROFITS Flying Squadron Advertising Members of the flying squadron formed to give publicity of the coming convention 6f the State Chris- tian Society to he held in Fort Col-10 is the registration chairman for llns June 15-18 visited a number he eastern elope convention Of points Sunday and other places! will be visited next Sunday Those1 PANTS BOUGHT FOR 05 out Sunday were as follows: Eval CENTS YIELD $800 GEM Smith George 'Johnson and Vida1 Stockon at Wellington Carl Law and Albert LrfndqoiBt at Timnath Rob-j TOPEKA' Kans May 9 A paii ert Wail and Hill at Loveland or army trousers bought at a sale Maud Blakeslee and Charles Preuchlfor 95 cents proved a good buy for at Berthoud tC Barber an employe of United Next Itinerary will in-i States Senator Capper here Barber elude Laporte Niwat Longmont and tried on the trousers and Waverly found an $800 diamond in a pocket Duffy has Just gone from Fort Collins to Cheyenne where lte will he for some time Iloailfiuiu-tcrs for best makes of rubber boots and canvass for Irrigating III all widths A ROLLING Mrs Holmes who has been a resident of the city for soma time has gona to Ios Angeles California She Is ilia wife of Ranger Holmes one of tbs first ranger who were located In Fort Collin The First M- Church Sunday School is Bending out a number of letters of Invitations seeking a large a'tendanre of motmera ana daughters at the Mothers' iluy services next Sunday The funeral services for -the late Mrs Harriet Pace were conducted! irndHtf afternoon from' the Shaw chnpul at Longmont and the Interment was made In Mountain View cemetery Claude Coffin and family and Mr Roy Coffin of Fort oiling visited In Longmont Monday with Mr and Mrs ft Coffin While watching a buseball game at Gill Sunday afternoon Abram Cuy-j lor 71 years old pioneer Irrigation farmer of Greeley was stricken with apoplexy and died before a physician could be snmfoned It Walton has been sleeted president of the Weld County Credit Association by the new board of directors James Stewart of LaSalle le the new vice president Frank Field has been reelected secretary and treasurer and Smith assistant secretary and treasurer 1 Directors of The First National Bank of Boulder have fully paid up the loss of $64000 experienced by the bank In Jhe failure of The Boulder Milling Klava tor company ft Is announced by The Boulder Camera Stockholders In the bank will not lose a cent thru the failure of the mill to meet itg obligations Hin county club leader and Prof Davtg of the college went to Wellington Tuesday night to attend a meeting This was well attended and a good program was enjoyed Rodgers Larimer county farm bureau president and Frank Leonard secretary of the state organization are travelling back and forth between Greeley und Fort Collins In the Interests of the farm bureau campaign In Weld county They report the campaign in that county getting wall under way hmanhs Nainsook ij v- Gowns DAINTY SOFT FINISHED NAINSOOKS IN COLORS OF FLESH AND WHITE BEAfTIFULLY TRIMMED WITH LACES AND EAf-BROIDERY SOME HAVE BOTH LACE AND EMBROIDERY TRIMMINGS AN EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY AND EXTRAORDINARY VALUE -AT THIS PRICE Special $129 piinionhs 14th 4 -f Read the Express-Courier Classified page 3 A Hunt of LaJunta was a recent caller at the club- The Fort Collins Sunday schools are making special preparations for the observance of Day on Snoday May 14th Mr and Mrs Art Smith and three sons motored 'from Cheyenue Sun-dayto spend the day with Mrs Ollit Buskohl I' The Ilev 'A Reiser has ret urn -j ed from Clayton Kansas where he was called last week on account of the death of an fid friend Mr Reiser was pastor of the church at I Clayton for five years-leaving there fifteen years ago Stevens and George Elliott and families of Timnath with the teachers Misses Williams' and Whistler as guests drove to Fort Collins City paik Thursday evening and enjoyed a picnic supper The flag on the building was at half-mast Tuesday as a token oi respect to the memory of the late! Frank Atwell Somerville Walter' Goodrich lias gone to Hreiulliig where lie will be located on a ranch A May who has been with his daughter Mrs Pease at Win-! dsor for several months left Tucs-I flay for hts home at Mina tare Me- braska Misg Margaret Clark who has been at the Northern Hotel has gone to Casper Wyoming where she expects to locate Webster has just completed a fine 'tent house with rustic porch near his Sunset Lodge the Pen'll re canon The new summer 'dwelling is to be known as Rainbow Mr Webster states that he can sit on the porch and fish as the house is close to tbe river Dr C- Wilke Range ana Capt Warren composed a coni nnttee sent by Lions club to address Lions club in Cheyenne to boost the Fourth of July celebration In Fort Colling for benefit 'of Hospital lj' OU'liiCt Our Auocdtion calls upon us to cUsplzuf the rare V- tact An cL diplomAtlc deportment 4 5 thad comes oj a colde A experience And from ty projound conscientious study f4W XH0LL0VELL4 -rUKLRAL DIRECTOR 123 WCIIVE ST rOBTCOLLKUOLC PHnNr-5HLRWOP 390 1 4 44 4 i I TELETHON KM lit a recent statement on the tele- jhoue services in Great Britain i operated by On government in con junotian with the postal service U- Kellaway the Postmaitter-Genersl paid an emphatic tribute to tbe exrei-li-ure of tbe long distance telephone service in the United Stutea He is very considerably ahead of this country It is the home of long distance 'telephony and the problems have been tackled with I conrage and an audacity which cannot be too highly praised" Waverly Corn Club At Interesting Meet An interesting meeting of the Wat erly Com club was held at the home of John McQuain west of Waverly Monday evening with twenty of the twenty-two members present- About the same number of older people were also in attendance (County Club Director W- Hill gave a valuable talk upon the advisability of using nailed seed corn He exhibited several samples to explain the grading process Games afforded amusement during the evening and light refreshments were served ATTENTION FARMERS We have a very complete stock oi all the best standard makes of rubber boots also Irrigation canvass In all widths at the lowest price We invite your inspection A KOH- UNO CO Feeders and Stockmen Notice On the Special Booster train arriving here at 7:16 on Saturday the 13 will be Weeks vice president of the stockyards at Kansas City Mo and some of Kansas Qttv ojfij mission men All feeders atiYifotimeu are invited to meet them of Forf Collins sold 33 steers 1269 pounds at $840 steers 1167 pounds at $815 today in Kansas City blaKe miw A Collins left Tuesday for Chicago Coon left Monday foi Dedford la John Stroh shipped one load of cattle to Denver Tuenduy and Fred Waag five I A fshinn took about forty-five bead of rattle to his lilnck Mountain ranch Tuesday Mrs Manna A Derry and Mr Ida Bradshaw and Aner Bradshaw left Tuesday morning for Gp! Junction i Dedrlc Teels Gooddard Kbacklford and Tj Kennedy the latter two officers of the federal vocational board went to Denver Tuesday Miss Agnes Lundy Miss Daisy A Wall a nurse Ovid McCauley an ex-service man going down for examination before the federal board and Mrs James Urieb were among others who went to Denver Monday from this city 1 Albert Riddle now in a Denver hospital Is reported getting along as well as could be expected Another operation upon his left leg waa necessary He wab injured about two year ago when his team of horses ran away the load of beet pulp they were hauling passing over bis leg He is a sou of Riddle northwest of Express Make-Up Man Marries At 3 Tuesday 1 Angelo Varra and Miss Stella Mae Oliver both of Fort Collins were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon by Judge Jay Bouton of the county court The groom Is makeup man on the Fort Collins Express and recently purchased a residence In thia city The bride Is a high school student They obtained their -marriage license Monday and as Angelo la 19 years old his mother Mrs Nellie Vatra gave her consent The bridle Is 18 years of age Their friends all join the Express' Courier in wishing them much hap pines DohertyMen See 1 Industrial Film The Doherty Fraternity held a reguiar meeting Monday evening the special feature being the showing of an international film at the college auditorium The film Is entitled is one made for the General Electric Company It shows manufacturing processes and proved to be decidedly instructive as well as 'interesting i Members of the fraternity from Loveland were in attendance LATE SHEEP SHIPMENTS' Sheep shipments -made over the Colorado ft Southern railroad Mon day night from Fort Collins were as South Omaha Jacob Pitch one car -FrazerBrothena two Mead two cars- Well the great war seems to have made the- world safe for the Turks-Greenville Piedmoftt- In order not to conflict the Fourth of July Roundup at Fort Colling for the benefit of the hospital fund Kimce has decided to hold the proposed motorcycle races at Loveland on Memorial Day May 30th Save money have your shoes repaired We pay parcel post Shoe Shop Leal Egg Producer Toliver Kinney The estate of the late George Hubbert went thru final settlement In the county court Monday RAGS RAGS Wanted clean cotton rags for wiping machinery Tbe Express Courier If you want your ear cleaned and washed right take ft to Teddle Gehm Fort Collins Garage and Machine Co phone Sherwood 304 FOR Registered Holstein bull 34 months First class Individual from World Record HolBteln strains Service fee 1300 McCoiv tnick Bros owners mile and a halt north Waverly three quarters mile east Yost COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOPTE Shampooing curling manicuring facial and scalp treatment Room 15 Wilson block northwest corner College and Mountain avenue Call 620-J for appointments NOTICE We do first class upholstering re-flnlshlng and cabinet work Work and material is guaranteed City Uphol stery Co 219 Walnut Phone 1169W Kuakel Mar When In penvet irop at the Crest dotel cornor Weltaa Broadway and ICth St It is a nice quiet family hotel clean and homelike Price re a- la Six-Piy Non-Skid Cord 31x4 Non-Skid Cord 32x4- Non-Skid Cord 32 3900 Non-Skid Cord 34 4109 Non-Skid Cord '35x5 Fisk Premier Tread 30 $1085 Non-Skid Fabric 30x354-- 1485 Extra -Ply Red -Top 30 1785 Six-Ply Non-Skid Clincher Cord 30 3 1785 Six-Ply Non-Skid Straight Side Cord 30 1985 Fiat Tread Cord for 36 $7700 40 $13600 SAFE III i lu buying tires you will make a safe hit by dealing with reliable tire stores Promises are easy fo make but service Is wlmt counts Horace A Spanogle "Gates Service JI2W Oak Opp Invite me to' your next blowout Personals Pay your light bills before the 10th and save money x- -r- No discount allowed on light bills after Wednesday the 10th 'Read the Express-Courier Class! fied page' Mrs Dixon Of 813 West Oak street who has been at Nebraska called by the illness -of her mother has returned to Fort Collins She was away for ten weeks HAGS RIGS HAGS Wanted clean cotton rags for wiping machinery Tlio Express-Courier Incorrect piaffes are dangerous ness and expei ienced skill assuies correct glasses hee FRED EVANS Optometrist -116 South College 1 1 i3 All Know Whore to tret the eootl KQDAK FINISHING oxi: day vice DONNAN HIT Walnut St I EISK CORD TIRES not only stknd comparison with other tires and show their extra value They' are bigger stronger and better tires than those which in the past have made the good repute of the Fisk name The Fisk Cord Tire of today represents the utmost ia tire construction at a price which makes Cord equipment practical for all cars a Fisk Tire of extra value in every size for car truck or speed wagon i)ys Modern Vulcanizing TirdCo Opposite City Hall Sells FISK Tires! Phone Sher392 227 Walnwt Street.