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The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21
4 Good Position

Can be had by ambitious young men
and ladies In the Aeld Of "Wireless"
or Railway telegraphy. Since the 8
hour law became effective, and since
the Wireless companies are establish.
ing stations throughout the country
there is great shortage OF telegraph
ers. Positions pay beginners from SO
to 90 per month. with good chance Of
advancement. The National Tele-
graph Institute Of Portland, Ore,
operates six official Institutes In Amer.
lea, under supervision of r. II. and
Wireless officials and places all
graduates into positions. 1t will pay
you to write them for full details.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

Several OF the candidates for county
offices on the Democratic ticket we're
In Ordway on Thursday OF last week
and made the New Era pleasant call.
Chas. A. Philhour, chairman OF the
county central committee, was In
charge Of the quartette made up Of r.
c. Todd, candidate for reelection to
the Office uf clerk, J. A. Gauger, can.
didate for assessor, and B. NJ. Spald,
ing, candidate for commissioner OF the
First district.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

Frank Hansen disposed Of his farm.
ing implements, stock, etc, at public
sale last Friday and with the family
started for Chicago on Wednesday
where they will visit Mrs. Hansen's
parents. Their many friends here are
in hopes they will return again to
make Ordway their home.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21
Wanted to Trade

1910 Model Buick No. II automo.
bile. Will carry either 5 or passen.
gers, seats for I, fully equipped. Also
extra tire, three extra Inner tubes,
best Mohair top and cape, In A l con.
dition. Car has been used since May.
1910. Will trade for either improved
or unimproved acreage; must have
full waterrights. Address Sol Berger
man, Box 693, Pueblo, Colo. 2t32
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

This Office acknowledges u pleasant
call from several OF the Republi.
can county candidates on Friday Of
last week. The party was piloted by
DR.. Stubbs, chairman Of the central
committee and was composed Of R. s.
Anderson. candidate for county clerk,
J. f. Brewer, for treasurer. j. J..
Brown, assessor, and J. B. Sherman,
candidate. for commissioner OF the
First district. -s...
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

County Superintendent Phillips Wis.
tied the Ordway schools on Wednesday
Of last week. took in the Ratio enter
tainment and spent several hours elec-
tioneering. He is candidate for re-
elec tion on the Democratic ticket.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

A. NJ. Ward, E. l. Oliver and the
Pleiman brothers, who visited R0utt
county recently. are loud In their
praise OF the country up there but all
unite In declaring the freight rates to
markets too high to make farming
profitable.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

The Republicans held caucus on
Tuesday evening and nominated for
justices A. NJ. Brenaman and II. l.
Olmstead; for constables L. W. Walter
and d. G. Petit.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

At the Democratic caucus Saturday
mated: For justices--James O'Connell
and F. r. Phillips; constables-Wln
Waugh and John Vinyard.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

Since the picture made and the warehouse completed
the railway, the Missouri Pacific has sideacks and coal
pockets have been erected all which improvements have put
the premises into rcass condition for conducting the large
business enjoyed which is increasing rapidly.
Mr.. Tiedemann has been at Ordway about year, The
elevator. which has $1,000 bushels capacity built
sixteen years ago. has been we'll taken of and
November last overhaued and up the times
all respects needed for the service required Ordway
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

The next numher~On the Lyceum
course will be the Kellogg. Haines
Singing Party. Five talented musl-
clans. Remember the date, Thurs.
day, November 3.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21
Nursery Stock,

Now IL the time to place your
orders for next springs delivery. Be.
fore buying see your resident agent,
A. NJ. Brenaman Tor the Mount Arbor
Nursery, of Shenandoah. Iowa. left
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21
Twin Lakes Elevator
From The American Elevator and Grain Trade.

The picture of the Odway Elevator also called by its
owner H. c. Tedenann the Twin Lakes Elevator Ordway
Colorado has somewhat ragged but the fact
the picture taken while the builders work what
the completed hay warehouse and Office well retail
store building on the left of the elevator proper
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21
Good spuds Sl.25 per cwt.
MONTGOMERY Nero, Co,

We are in receipt Of an invitation to
attend the laying of the cornerstone
Of the State Normal school building
at Gunnison. on Tuesday, October 25.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

For good prices and good jewelry go
to the Ordway Jewelry Store.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21
Wanted to Trade

Lumber yard to trade for so acre
farm In the Ord way district.
3t33 PECK & JOHNSON.
The Ordway new era., 1910-10-21

Every piece Of jewelry at the Ord.
way Jewelry Store IS strictly Huaran.
teed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH TO KEORG ANIXE

LoWishurg w Va, May 2l.--Atter
two days of argument the general as
sembly of the southern Presbyterian
church today agreed upon a thorough
reorganization OF the church work,
designed to put it on a business basis.
The recommendation Of the special
committee on coordination was
adopted with slight amendments
The great changes are grouped
under three heads. the consolidation
Of executive committee or boards.
the conversion Of the standing COM
mittee on systematic bcnovolence into
q permanent committee with enlarged
powers, and new system OF gather
np funds for assembly work.
Hereafter the executive committees
will bc those ON foreign missions.
home missions ministerial education
and reicf and publication and sab
bath schools The committees on col
orcd work and on schools and coll
legcs were dissolved and put under
home missions and ministerial educa-
tion ana relict respectively,
ln regard to collection, the
churches are urged to adopt the So
called budget system Unul this is
done the churches will take up only
eight collections "a year for assembly
work instead of nineteen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
TRAGIC DEATH
Of AGED MAN
IN DENVER
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
BY 74-YEAR OLD WIFE
About to Hand Her Husband.
Revolver, StumbIeS, BuI!ei
PenetrateS Victims Body
Woman May Die Of Shock


Denver May n - Charles 5.
Cooper. wealthy business man, 70
Years of age, died in a hospital to-
night from the effects of bullet
wound due to the accidental dis
charge of "a revolver IN the hands Of
his wife. who is "a. Cooper was pre-
pairing for journey and his wife
was packing his grip. While doing SO
she happened to find revolver lying
in bureau drawer, and with tho
suggestion that perhaps he had bet
ter explain its workings for her. in
case she should have use for 1t i'm
his absence Mrs Cooper approached
her husband with the revolver in her
hand As she was crossing the room
she tripped on a rug and fell for
ward Her finger pressed the trig
ger of the gun, which happened to be
loaded. and il was discharged. The
bullet penetrated the abdomen OF
Cooper. and he fell mortallR wound
ed Conper was placed in an auto
mobile and hastily driven to hos
pital where skilled surgeons worked
over him for hours in an efforts to
save his life Their ministrations were
unavailing. however Mrs. Cooper
is prostrated and it is feared she viii
die from the shock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
CIRCUS CROWD
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
FIFTEEN THOUSAND
IN FLAMING TENT
Goodness of Men and Womeni IL
Audience Aided by Employees
Averts Horrible Catastrophe
Not a Soul Hurt,
ny Morning Journal saecial Leased wircl

IBv Morning Journal Sneciai leased Wirel
Schenectady, n. ", May 2l.-Bar-
mum and Bailey's big Top. the main
tent of the circus. caught fire here
today from cigar stump and burned
like an overturned hot air balloon.
Fifteen thousand people who filled the
seats to overflowing filed out like
school children at drill
Spectators first smelled smoke and
quickly discovering the fire began TO
beat ii with their coats. The blaze
leaped above their heads and the next
effort to conquer ii came from the cir
Gus employees who began to tear out
huge patches Of canvass. Their eff
forts met with no better success for
the fire, eating upward, soon worked
its way to the topmost peak.
Energetic men and cool women in
the crowd aided by employees, assumed
direction of the audience and orderly
files were soon moving steadily from
the exits. When woman tainted or
child shrieked, shouts of reassur-
ancc rose and strong arms were in
steantly ready for support
Not a soul was hurt not an animal
was injured The damage is estimated
at $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
ELECTRICAL
STORM IN OKLAHOMA

oklahoma CITY May Severe
electrical disturbances, heavy rains
and d1maging halt storms are rcpor.cd
from over the larger part Of southern
and southeastern oklahoma tor'ent
Telegraph and telephone wires 'rc
down in many places, Hi.n W1turs
are eatening regions aiou- "a" Ar
kansas Wishita, tanadi'tn, Blue and
Little rivers 'fhc scNeieat .tul'ms are
in the vicinity of Hugo. Durnnt. toi-
bert ana other towns aious Rod riVcr
on the field left barren by the
tornadoes that swept away the town
.of McCartN twenty-five demolished
tarm houses were found today 4
WynneWood physician reported today
that he had dressed the Wounds of
eight injured near MeCarN Some of
them had their clothes blown Off
None were seriously injured Two
houses were wrecked at paoli. The
town of MaNsvile remained intact
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
SEEKS ESTATE OF
ECCENTRIC M|SER
Servant Girl Who Gave Him
Food Twenty Years Ago Files
Crude viii for Probatei Rel
atiQeS Protest.

10y Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Evansville, Ind, May 2l.-Seeking
an estate of 100000 left by Marshall
McMurren. an eccentric miser. who
was found dying in his hovel near
here the FIRST of this year Mrs. Hat
tie Hannun of Vincennes. Ind. filed
in the probate court here today will
scraWled upon a piece of coarse
wrapping paper and which she al
lcGes was written by McMurren over
twenty years ago.
McMurren in the role of a tramp.
she declares, appeared at the home
W hero She was employed near Vim
cennes. She gave him some bread
and coffee but this angered her EN-
ployer and he drove McMurren from
the place. He went To the home Of
Mrs, Emma Grant. and asking for
paper. wrote the following will, says
Mrs Hannun. who was then Miss
Matte Drain
Il 10 this dey viii to Matte Derain,
poor servant girl, who gave me a
good bite to eat, when ! was weak
from hunger and near ready to drop.
the old inan She was working for was
cursing her and ordering her out of
his yard, | do Win that all the prop
crty and all the money that | have at
death shall be hers.
Mrs Grant and another witness to
the crude document are dead. Ne
Murrcn's relatives viii contest the al
legged viii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
TAFT LIFE MEMBER
Of SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION
Theodore Roosevelt William j,
Bryan and King George Also
H0noredi Few Senators or
Congressman Were There,


Washington. Ma President
Taft, Mrs. Taft Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, King George of England,
President Dia2 Of Mexico and William
j. Bryan were made lifc members of
the Worlds sundaN school AssociaY
ton in the convention here today
amid scenes Oh great enthusiasm.
Fol- each cf those go honored $1,000
had to be subscribed
4 delegate from Canada started che
enthusiasm.
Il nome William NJ. Taft for life
membership ana Canad2 pledges 500
towards it, he shouted, The re-
mining $500 was subseIibed i'm 90
flash MIS-. Tafts name was then
proposed and hei $1,000 "initiati, d
fee" promptly made UP.
When Roosevelt WIS named the
effect was almost magical Men
rose and franucally waved handkcr-
chiefs.
The chair limited amounts to 81
each IN the Roosevelt case. Men
with hats ANA baskets went down the
aisles and returned with q stack Of
bank notes before the hall had hecn
half covered.
youthful orator with ravcn hair
sot the attention Of the chah
II want to put in nomination
matchless man Of the people he
cried, William Jennings Bryan Of
Nebraska.
The necessary money was pledged
quickly.
The nomination Of ucrsons of lcrs
renown continued until 100000 had
been pledged for mission work.
choir OF coo. accompanied bN
probably 1000 on more delegates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
ANOTHER GIRAFFE
PLEADS GUILTY
IN P|T1SBURC
Savings Bank Secretary Who
MutiIated Books to Conceal
Bribery Transactions EScap-
eS With $3.50 Fine.

Pittsburg, May 2l-Jamcs NJ An
derson, formerly confidential secretary
to Emil Winter president of tho
Workingmon' Savings Bank ana Trust
company, who pleaded nolle contendre
in the recent graft eases. was fined
$3.50 and costs by Judge r.. 5. Frazer
today. Anderson was alleged To have
mutilated the banks books by cutting
from the ledger pages that We're sup
posed to contain the records of the
city depository ordinance transaction.
Counsel for DR. +. c. Blessing. presi-
dent of the common council, convicted
of bribery yesterday. filed a motion
for a new trial today, alleging hat
the verdict was against the evidence
and that Judge Thomas j. Ford. an
his charge to the jury presented 'Ne
testimony in Il manner tina; would tend
TO support conviction.
District Attorney william a. Blake
ley returned today from New orN
and announced that application World
be made to the supreme court OF the
United States To have the case vI
Frank \. Hoffstot advanced so that IT
may he argued within the next zen
aavs. instead of in October. Hotla 1t
appealed from the ruling of Jude
Holt in New York. who ruled that he
was fugitive from justice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
CIRCUS AUDIENCE BURIED
UNDER RAIN SOAKED TENT.

Pittsburg, MaY 2I.-F-lVa TN0UsNHV
persons saw oscar Leroy Of Percy
OKLA, an aeronaut, fall two thousand
feet through the air today at Ellwood.
Pa. near here, and escape with his
lie. his only injury being broken
leg. Leroy had made balloon as
cension. hut his parachute. soaked WITH
rain. refused to open until the aera-
uaut had almost reached the ground
An hour later while an accompany
inc circus performance was In progress
the grand stand section Of seats col
iapsed carrying down women and
children. Then the tent fell over 6hc
struggling people, but while many
were thrown into mysteries none sus-
tanned serious injury The fire de-
partment and circus attaches rescued
those buried heneath the Water-soak-
ed canvas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
EXPECT SURRENDER
OF RAMA
Leader of Nicaraguan Revolt
Receives Word From General
Mena That the Government
Stronghold Is About to Fall,


Bluefields Nicaragua May 21.--
Have city completely surrounded and
cut off from ammunition and proVis-
ions. Expect surrender at any time
This was the message that came to
General Juan Estrada, leader of the
insurgent forces, from General LUIS
Mena today. The Estrada forces, un-
der Mena, according to the plan which
had been decided upon, executed their
first move yesterday afternoon AT Ba-
ma. General Almena allowed General
Chavarias of the Madriz forces to
close upon Rama, when he moved II
small body of his forces in feint To
attack Chavaria s forces. Al the same
time General Moncado, at the head Of
the insurgent detachment made fore
ed march from Muclle de Bucys, a dis
tance OF forty miles west of Rama and
attacked Chavaria's ammunition and
provision train.
The entire train with 200.O rounds
Of ammunition ana a large amount OF
provisions were captured ana ChaV-
aria's supplies were cut off. General
Chayaria now holds a position facing
Rama. with General Mena ut his front
and General Moncadn az the rear.
General Mena reports his loss In the
fcint attack a. small.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
BITTER BLOW FOR
QUEEN OF SPAIN


Wv Morning doufnhl Np'flhi iefseh Nifet
Madrid MAY 2l-0ueeu Victoria
was delivered of box, sull-horu, at 4
O'Clock this mornius The unhappy
outcome is attributed TO premature
Iaccouchment which however. WAS
otherwise natural The body viii be
hurled without ceremony in the royal
pantheon Of the Escurial monastery.
When told of her loss the mother
wept bitterly King Alfonso Is still in
London, where he attended yesterday
the funeral of the queens uncle, the
late King Edward.
The past feW weeks had been MOST
trying for her majesty Early in the
present month the approach of the
confinement Wassnotcd by the royal
physicians and twice during the days
that followed the officials of the court
were summoned under the impression
that the birth WAS imminent While
this state Of doubt existed her majesty
was obliged To go to London fpr the
royal obsequcs
According 80 the custom Premioi
J Canaleias Mendes bore the body %
a room adjoining the queens cham
Der for the official inspection 10y the
members of the royal family and cour'
7 lfnnctionaries who had been waiting
there
The present is the first instance OF a
still birth in the Spanish royal fam
ilN although child OF Queen lsahelln
H. lived only long enough 70 receive
the 1ustrHl water
Queen Victoria Is the mother of
two hoys and q girl all SURVIVING
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
VETERANS OF 1888
CHOOSE CHIEF
General DuffieId Elected Com
maadef of Naval and Military
Order of Spanish War in Ses-
sion in New York,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire !
New York. May 21.-IIcnry NJ
Duffield of Michigan was elected
commander-in-ch of the naval and
military order of Spanish American
war veterans at a session of the na
tional commandery here today.
The delegations from the New
York eommandery had been instruct -
I'D to vote for Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt ana several months ago tho
commandery asked Colonel T. v.
Draper OF California. who is nov
abroad, to meet Mr.. Roosevelt aud
aek him IL he would accept. No
word has been received from either
Colonel Draper or Mr.. Roosevelt and
therefore the latters name was not
brought forward as candidate" lt
WAS stated, however. that he would
be asked to accept the office of Gem
mandcr- in-chief of the naval enctmn-
rnent TO Doe held in Denver dn Sep
tomber 6, ana s next.
Mr.. Roosevclt's name received men
ton in the speech making tonight.
when the New York commander
gave q dinner TO the national COM
mandery Rear Admiral Purnell
Harrington (retired), the taastmas
ter told of a day on which be showet
the then president through the Nor
folk navy Yards. lie was greatly
pleased with new Dreadnougil'.
= remarked" said the rea. rd-
miral. that 1t We had had shios Ike
than in 1897. there would not have
been any war with Spain.
That's an right. admiral replied
the president. but If there had not
been amy war with Spain I should not
have been president. -
Briradier General Walter Howe. T.
:. A. commander of the department
OF the east. won liberal applause
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-22
PROTEST FROM
ASSEMBLY
AGAINST THE JOHNSON
AND JEFFRlES FIGHT
Governor Gillet Called Upoa to
Redeem His State From Sic,
ma of Permitting Brutal Ex-
bibitioa on Nations Birthday.



Atlantic city. MAY 2l,-~A strone
protest against the Jeffrles-Johnson
fight scheduled TO he held in san
Francisco. July 4. featured the closing
hours of todaYs session of the Pres
hyterian general assembly here. \
regomtlou calling on Governor James
NJ. Ginett OF California to prevent the
fight was introduced by the Rev. IT,
IT, Forbes of Seattle. Wash, and was
referred Ia the committee ON btlls ana
oyerturcs The resolution reads
Governor James NJ Gillett Soera-
mento. Cal;
"The whole world Is looking to you
to redeem your state. the pacific
coast the Whole United states. from
the disgrace The apprpaching fight
between Jetfrics and Johnson VIII
lasten upon YOU ard the state you
represent as well as the country OF
which you are a pgrt
Virtue. deooney and patriotism de-
mond that sou save your state and
our uatinus sacred birthday from the
ulth. che vuigafity ana brutality OF
Nn Infamous prize fight on the Fourth
OF July
THE morality. respect aud educa-
tlon and nobility of the youth of the
land appeal to YOU TO stop this con
test The law is IN your hands and
the public at large has a right 90 eN-
pect you TO execute it,
Members of the assembly who op-
pose the proposed fight viii attempt
To- have the appeal duplicated to Pres
ident TAN and with a request for fed
eral interference in holding the fight
on the Fourth of July, when the mat
ter comes up Monday
Rev j. Wills Baer of California
presented "a report received from the
Federation club of san Francisco in
which an opinion from Nathan New
{ hy. a california iawyer TO the effect
that the present California laws
would warrant police or state effi-
GERS stopping the fight
The first hnt OF the movement to
/ oust the ReN. nr. William II. Roberts
( of Philadelphia from one OF his Of
/ ficcs. stated clerk and treasurer of
/ The assembly, cnmc iB tae report Of
the bills and oyertures committee.
II was stated IN this report that l32
I preshyterians had voted for a road
I iustment. white 1876 had voted against
Iany attempt TO force Or. Roberts to
resign either Of his positions.
Twenty presbyteries had not
/ voted, the report said
Though no deductions We're made
from this vote, il is takon TO mean
( TINT il depends on Or Roberts him
self as to whether he resigns the
office of treasurer. His opponents
claim that the holding of the two
offices gives Or Roberts too much
power in the assembly ana in church
affairs.
The various resolutions embodied
IN the report of the committee on
sabbath observance were heartily
Z ..l. ~ I flsv ~
Saturday half holiday for working
meu
Before passing with unanimous
vote motion to accept the report
and adopt the resolutions suggested
therein. the Roy. A Albert Moore.
secretary ot the Lords Day Alliance
of Canada. made an address praising
the stringent recommendation of the
report and declaring that the sab
bath is better observed in the United
states than in any other country even
Canada.