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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
Qarpeten.
&%esierinsens o~ifiiele Nnlimssrap.
port untpoer tort SneSenSbpttc.
0aaronnem I Cana.

Sois 8interbpeoens npro9renSe
Stlitaro ifuIbe. boIbe iie. til Den er
iproie til at inbbsites, piIoe Sen sipe
oct itsrite ubbptte, Tom bor pGret np'
let beri 2anbet. Oct o%ntpoeSe 10.
bptte BEN lite April bar nemlig, ba-
ferret poa be offieieGle Si,oberetuinger
ON Iarsuoiigterne til 9anbbrugsbe.
partementet | @nibinaton, 100000.
600 @uibel iammenIignet meb BET
nirfelige llbbptte al 464,000,0 200
9uibel / 1910, oa llbbpttet ben 1ite
april aniIoges til 473,000,000 @u-
ihel.
s Hegicringens gplingsraport
iettes 8interboeoens Silitano ben
lite gpriI til 1913 Brocent, bpilfet
bar noget laoere, emo man bapoe benz
tet. SiIitanoeu / December bar S2.5,
Ga oct antpoeoe llSbptte anloges iii
49S, 000,000 guibeI. De 40 pripot
@ei ~inoiamleoe Splpsninqer iotte
Silitanoen Den lite april Ill So BRO.
cent.
Ga Regieringsrapporten imibler.
tic par ubiteot isr SnotrpSeIien al
GET itprfe Heenoeir | @eIten og SpS.
peiten, tnIer Sonoipnlisbeoen for, at
Observation-Disclosures for nprpR.
renoe er beiere. emo ben bar, oa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8orreipon'
certer inoienbte fine Ropporter.
8inferbpeben itoo Den lite April
0.S 8rocent beore, emo ben gioroe
ben lite december % "A Roints be.
Ore emo Observation-Disclosures | be
iibite ii Iar.
Ginterriigens 8ienreminitstilitano
bar oen lite gpril 1913 Trocent moo
92.3 for ct Gor iiben, S7.2 / 1909 %
9O.2 iom @ienneminitsprocent | De
iioite ii @ar.
Observation-Disclosures | oe for.
ItieQise Stater bar Den lite april iom
felaer:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
Ueeeruopanorinoen

Sra 9utbire, oklahoma, teIesra.
feres ben lite April:
nopancrinsen al Heeere berfra
Staten til Yropinien alberta / Ga.
MAZDA, Der bespnbtes for flere Raa.
noer iiben, fortiGttes tiltroos for BET
6aftiimL at be er iloe feet Of ben ia.
nabiife Heaierins. Smtrent tppe
Resere fra Smesnen al Salis / Gin.
coin Gountp afreiite berfra igaar Of.
tee forat lutte fig til &oIonien / @.
berta.
Get er beres Seniist at tage fig
SomeiteaoInn6 itrar peo lin anfomit
SiS. Saainart be bar facet pIsiet
op ct stpffe al Soroen os opfsrt DC
nsotsrfiieite Suie, fol oeres 5omi.
Tier. Tom tiliammen teller 200 Der.
Toner, ielge eiter. Get bereties Der.
at ct acknowledgement ifaffer
0eeerne Be fornsone TipIer til at
Hare Tia. iaienuem bet ferite Mor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
Gil Sanos oe til Danos

Oen bersrte abintifer Glenn Cur.
tits gap forIe0n / SaIt 9afe Gitp en-
Rpffe opermaaOe interesionte oe pei.
lpffebe Sppisninger meo fin npe Sb.
broplan, Der | Strio meb Sroipro.
get er babe 6lgI os Sir. Gen fan
nemlig meb Iige 2etbeb beuGge fig
baaoe | 2uften % paa ganbet.
Otter / nogIe Winuter meo itor
Surtigbeb at baOe beo9set Jig benaS
Saltiisens SoeriIobe, bppeoe ben iig
let iom en- SpaIe 200 SOB op / 2uf.
ten, buor ben | nosen Sio frebie0e
omfring for iau after let og gratipit
at bale neo paa ganbet igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
Oapioion bIir Winiiter.

SfsIse ct GresieteIegrom ira
8aibington bar Yrpii0ent Cart iii.
buOt grgurerrsr Sames 8. Saoio.
ion AT 8iscouiin en- Miniiterpoit | en-
al Be centralamerifunfe Republifer.
Mr. 9auioion itaI bare afcepteret
Silbuoet. San oil rimeIigois, beSer
oct, BIZ ~oueroraset Winiiterpoiten /
Sogota, Columbia, ser lennes neo
$1,000 ON aaret.
Selegrommet antpSer MliIiebeoen
az at Senator Ga Solette bill moo.
latte iig llor9pneIien, mar oenre
ooerienoesS enatet iii StaoiRiteIie,
men Der lRgses life flor gpgt paa
bette S~orlpoenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
ct Sorimerpione 900.

RidaeI Q. 2inf, Der par Ell at De
pigtigite giSuer / 2~orimeriagen o.
Observation-Disclosures | SIinois Sc.
sislatur ! 5orbinSelie meS 9orimers
gaIg til 6orbunosienctor. ianotes
ben 10be os. Iissenoe 900 | gaSepa.
relief / i'm 9oIig / Witten, 81.
Ror troeSe i5rit, at ban 'elp ban.
De bereoet ia 9iuet. men BET bIep al
SGgerne fonitateret, at 9sSen ffpIb.
res CT Sloatilfql6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
Grandchildren Jnoien

Sra Bombay. gritiib Snbia, tele'
grnieres ben 9be gpriI:
Sper 200 R9no, apinSer % gsrn
bIep ioog br9nbt libel | en- Toebrano
iom lagbe ct tort 8oriamIineslotaIe
bpor Der boIStes en- euoelig Set,
Wife. Sper 500 Ienneffer por FAINT
mcnpaffet inSe | 2ofaIet, So Sloer
uobreb. Ser fanotcs fiin en- ereitc
ll0gnn9 90 en- ubeifrioeIig Parif op.
Ito0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14

Sel er gtpIlNYSlulltieSltS 9ShitSt
at uoarbeioe os foreIegge Grtraies.
iionen ct SuriIag til &epiiion Of ulo.
afinittet, og ben benuenbte Jig til
9r9iioenten meb anmobning ON at
foa operIaot De S~plpsnineer, iom Sa-
riffommisiionen maatte bore | geiio.
belle al ~pebrsrenoe bisie ipecielle
Satier.
Stient Hr9iioenten, iom antpbet
baobe troet BET floseit life at begpnbe
al fliffe paa Sariffen, for &ontmis.
iionen par fGroig meo lin Happort,
'aa troeoe ban Zig Dog life befsiet til
al afilaa 9omiteens anmobnins. Sg
oct beoer Jig, iom iagt, at ban / tit
title Sinb intet bar imoo en- pirfelig
neogaaenbe &eoiiion al ale Satierne
/ ltIoaiinittet.
&eo ben | Sirsbags foretasne llb.
n9pnelle al Observation-Disclosures Itaa-
enoe &omiteer bar De fleIte al De lie.
oenoe republifanife S%niurgenter faat
gooe aomiteplabie. S 8. Senroot
ira @isconlin er iaaleoes 9ipet 1Iabs
/ &egIementsfomiteen og q. 50. Gor.
riS fra Iebraifa i Suititsfomiteen.
vi Winneiotarepre ientanterne er
5. s. Stepens giort til Meolem al
SanoeISfomiteen, s. 90. @pe al Su.
ititsfomiteen, 6. 9. WiQer al So,
miteerne for SnSianeraff9rer og for
Observation-Disclosures ltbgiiter, Sal.
Dor SteenerIon at Eoitfontorfomi,
teen, 6. q. Gapis al aomiteerne for
Observation-Disclosures llbsifter %
for iniulare @ff9rer, 81. s. @oliteao
al &omiteerne for offentliat 2ano
og ben offentlige Splpsning, 6. 81.
Sinoberg al 8omiteen for oifentlige
Sororinger % at Somiteen for @pnt.
Wfaal og gRgt, og g.. &nSerion al
Benlionsfomiteen % al 8alfomite
go. 2.
Observation-Disclosures R9rinasfo.
mite fremiatte. / Snsbaes fine to BE-
buoeoe Sorilaa - ON Hatififationen
al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meb
n
Canada og ON SpbGpeIie af Soloen
paa. ca. 100 forifieaise @rtifIer, iom
fiebeS, men life probuceres al Sar.
merne ! De Sor. Stater.
Siiten oper Oisie artifler omfotter
praftiif talt aue SIags Sorobrugs.
reoifaber, 2~eoerparer, Sencing,
8i9rbetrnao, &isb og &isbproouf.
ter, Wel, 8ornprobufter ("Gereals")
Spmaifiner, Srqlait, Salt pg ANDRE
lignenoe Erobufter.
On oiSie Sorilag par Ser op.
naaet fulo gni9beo paa oct Of be De.
mofratiife Meblemmer aftenen for
no afboIote Bartimsoe.
Observation-Disclosures err ~orolpben-
De Oct iamme iom set, iom paa for.
rige &ongres fremiates al Gepubli-
foneren McGan, fitn at Ger err til.
fsiet en- &laiiul, bbori Dr9iioenten
be~mpnOigebes til at fortiGtte 8ien.
Observation-Disclosures meo Ga.
MAZDA ! oct giemeb at opnaa Solb.
inbremmelier, eIer Solbens fulSitGn-
bige Spb9beIie ogiaa paa artifler,
iom life er inbbetattebe | Den nGr-
p9renbe Sraftat.
NcGaa.Sorilaeet bIen, iom be-
fienbt, al forrige REPRESENTATIONS
peotaset meo itor Waioritet, bpori-
moo oct, paa @runo af ben ip9rf-
latte SpitruftionspoIitif, / Senatet
life naaeoe frem til @otering.
gegge SoriIas benpiites til 09-
rinesfomifeen til pibere Sperpeielie.
Snbitiainsen at @ieniibisbeostraf.
tuten pentes of bile forelisse aae.
reoe en- al be n9rmeite Gage og bill
fort efter bli efterfulst at Snoitil-
lineen til geotaeeIie at Sorilngei
ON Spbpbelien at SoIoen paa 2anb-
brussreoifaber og andre for Sarmer.
ne ~nebpenbige % / MlminoeIig 9ria
p9renbe artifler.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
NEWS OF COLORADO POINTS

Thirteen thousand dollars of the
forty thousand dollars needed for
the Boulder cutlery factory has been
subscribed.
After celebrating fifteen hours the
jury in the case against Mike Hickey,
at Fort Lupton. accused OF stealing
horses, acquitted him.
The state highway between Long
mont and Lafayette will be finished at
once by the Boulder County Com.
missioners.
Three hundred teams are new at
work on the Prewitt reservoir dam
near Keota and 200 more will be put
to work In short time.
One Of the best paying departments
Of Weld is its County Court. and one
day recently it earned $117. and col
lected $11O of that amount.
Denver has been selected as the
permanent headquarters OF the West
Central division of the National Young
Women's Christian Association.
Mechanics lien against the Pueblo
Rocky Ford Land 4 Irrigation rompa-
ny, ut Pueblo. for $6O.O55. was filed
by two Denver contracting firms.
The second jury In the Doney-
Brown-Gilbo cattle.rustling case. at
Meeker, after having been out all
night. returned verdict OF guilty.
The Rev. G Clifford Cress OF Colo
RADIO City has been elected moderator
of the Colorado Midland Baptist AS.
sociation, in annual session In Colo
rado Springs.
At the Austin candy factory in Den
yer an explosion OF an ammonia pipe
trapped twenty.six girl candy makers.
The girls were rescued by the use Of
firemens ladders.
Meeker claims to enviable record
OF sending more young people to uni.
versities and colleges throughout the
country this year than any town its
size in the United States
Mike Band. n prominent farmer of
Ault. was badly wounded in the face
and his right eyelid cut off with
butcher knife In the hands OF Fred
Brown, aged 90. 1t is alleged. as
result OF dispute over water.
The following Colorado postoffices
have been designated postal savings
banks to open for business October
IA: Buena Vista. Breckenridge. Platte
vile. Brush. Del Norte. Grand Valley.
Wray. Ordway. Fowler. Montclair.
Two railroads entering Pueblo estab.
lished new records for one dhy by
sending out the largest shipments Of
the year. The Rio Grande sent 126
cars OF freight east. and the Missouri
Pacific took 81 cars OF livestock out
for Kansas City and St. Louis.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
Highway Money Tied Up.

Denver.-More than $250.O0O to be
apportioned among the counties for
internal improvements under the d.
rection of the State Highway Com
mission is tied up and will probably
be unavailable for months. owing TO
the fact that the validity has been at
tocked OF House Bill No. 200. the
measure which provides. by implica-
ton, that all money in the internal
Improvement fund be turned over to
the commission. The roll-call Oh the
measure which passed 1t on final read
ing has been produced, but the fact
that the names were not entered on
the Senate journal. rs provided by the
constitution, renders 1t doubtful II he
measure Is constitutional. Although
Attorney General Griffith has not
been asked for a formal opinion. he IS
looking into the matter, as he is deep
ly interested. The incontrovertible fact
that the roll-call Is not entered on the
journal remains and the constitution
in Section 90, Article 5, states In clear
English that an act shall not become
law without majority vote of all
the members OF both houses on final
passage and the names Of those vot-
ting entered on the journals Of both
houses.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.


September 2l-Elbert County Fair
Elbert.
September 1s-22-weld County Fair
Greeley.
September 19-22-western Slope Fair
--MOntrose.
September 2l-22 - Annual meeting
order OF Eastern Star - Glenwood
Springs.
September 22-23-Knights Templnr
Conclave-Colorado Springs.
September 2G-Sugar Beet Day-La
Jara.
September ,26-29-Las Animas Coun-
ty Fair--Trinidad.
September 2s. 90. 30-Public Lands
convention-Denver.
September a5-3O-Mesa County In,
dustrial and Fruit Association-Grand
Junction.
and Pumpkin Pie Fenst-LonSmont.
September 2S-3O-Sedgwick County
September 2S-3o-san Luis Valley
October i. s. G and Eel Paso coun-
ty Fair-Calhan.
October 1890 International Dry
Farming Congress and International
Congress OF Farm women-Colorado
Springs.
October 14-2l-Second Annual Show.
Colorado Electric Club. Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

For the first time In the history Of
the United States. the coal mines Of
the country In 1910 were credited with
an output exceeding half billion
short tons. the combined production
Of anthracite. bituminous coal. and
Ignite having amounted to 501.t67.S95
short tons, with a spot value o! SG29.
529,745.
Cotton growers, bankers, congress.
men. United States senators and
business men to the number OF one
thousand, representing every cotton
growing state in America. declared In
convention ut Montgomery. Ala. that
cotton Is worth fifteen cents a pound
and resolved that the farmer should
hold his cotton for tina: price.
Governors of twenty-four states in
convention at Spring Lake. N. j.. voted
to unite In protest to the United States
Supreme Court against what they con.
slider an invasion Of states rights by
federal courts. The decision of Judge
Sanborn In the Minnesota rate case
Is the particular Invasion" to which
the governors object. BY their action
the governors establish precedent In
American history.
Not to be out done by the British pos.
tai authorities in the carrying OF mails
through the air. Postmaster General
Hitchcock gave his consent to the es.
tablishment of an experimental aero
plane mail route between a branch of
the Brooklyn, N. Y. postoffice and
the aerodrome at Nassau boulevard.
Long Island. during the international
aviation meet, which will be held
there from Sept. % to Oct. l.
All the American naval strength
deemed necessary as u precautlon Is
being concentrated rs near as pos.
sible to the scene OF serious disorders
in China. Admiral Murdoch has cabled
the Navy Department that he sailed
on his flagship Saratoga, accompanied
by the cruisers New Orleans and
Helena from Shanghai for Marking.
The admiral's report contained moth
ing regarding the situation In China.
Revised returns on the question of
the repeal of the constitutional pro.
hibitson law in the state of Maine re.
duced the majority against repeal to
295. The total vote is: For repeal.
GO,21G: against repeal. 6O.511.
The crop report issued by the De-
partmcnt of Agriculture does not in
dicate generally much improvement in
the condition of the crops over that
of n month ago. Some improvement
was shown in corn September ist,
over August 1st, but 1t only amounted
to seven-tenths of 1 per cent in the
aggregate.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22

the race was called. Ralph De Palma
and BOB Burman. who had been driv-
ing In previous races. refused to 70
on. because Of the condition of the
track, saying the water had made 1t
too dangerous to take chances. There
was delay. during which the track
dried somewhat. The race was called
and De Palma and Burman were both
entrants. along with Oldfield and six
others.
The accident happened in the forty
third mile. De Palma was leading by
a lap, with Oldfield trailing him as
they entered the first quarter Of that
mile. The big cars. travelling. 1t is es-
timated. at seventy-five miles an hour.
were running side by side as they
swung around the turn after passing
the grand stand.
AS they took the turn there was a
report. The car driven by Oldfield
leaped in the air. Then it swerved to
the outer side and crashed through the
fence.
The runaway car had left persons
piled together on the ground, several
mangled almost beyond recognition. At
once nearly n score of the dead and in
jured were picked up. Hurry calls
were sent to this city for ambulances
and every one in the city responded.
Vehicles OF many kinds on the fair
grounds were also pressed into service.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
WESTERN.

Every farmer and merchant in the
county of Chickasha, Okla. Will ges
out and help build state highway on
Oct. 2.
Robert G. Fowler. the transcontinen.
tai aviator. whose machine failed him
at Colfax. Calf, has his machine
ready for flight and has resumed his
eastward journey.
1t has been announced by Judge
Walter Bordwell OF Los Angeles that
the trial of John J. and James B. Nc
Namara. alleged dynamiter conspira-
tors. would begin October 11th.
At realistic wild west celebration
at Pendleton. Ore, Buffalo" Vernon.
cowboy. succeeded In leaping from
the back of a galloping horse to the
horns Of n steer. wrestling the animal
to the ground and holding 1t down,
In one minute and thirteen seconds.
When the steamer Ramona foun-
dered and sank off Spanish island.
Alaska, recently, she carried down
with her $1SU.OOO in gold bullion from
the Treadwell mine. The ship lies in
water that is usually smooth, and it
Is thought that the treasure will be
recovered easily.
Three years and thsee days III the
federal prison at Leavenworth WAS the
sentence imposed upon James NJ. Bren-
ton, former mayor of Des Moines. by
Federal Judge Elliott, Mt Deadwood.
s. d. Brenton pleaded guilty in the
United States Circuit Court to selling
liquor to Indians.
The commercial district of New Or.
leans was flooded when tanks contain
ing millions of gallons of molasses
burst. Scores Of persons had narrow
escapes from drowning and suffoca-
tion. Repairs are being made In boats
propelled over the surface of the mo-
lasses.
Representatives of packing houses.
railroads. live stock associations, traf-
fic associations and other interests
connected with the packing industry
are In Oklahoma City for the hearing
of live stock rate cases before Com
Commerce Commission.
Ishi. the primitive Indian. is prov
ing treasure to the anthropologists
of the University of California. Profs.
A. l.. Krober and T. r. Waterman
have recorded by the dictagraph 1000
words of the Yana language, and they
believe that highly important phil
ological discoveries will be made in
tracing connections between the IN
dian word roots and remote Arabic
and Sanskrit word beginnings.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
Shall Druggists Pay Liquor License?

Shall Druggists Pay Liquor l'cehsef
Denver.-In an attempt to deter
mine whether he can force the drug
gists of the state to pay state liquor
tax OF $25 year as the saloon keepers
do. State Treasurer Roady Kenehan
will bring friendly" suit against u
member of the State Pharmaceutical
Association tc ascertain the constitu.
tionality OF levying such Il tax. 1t is
the contention of the state treasurer
that alcohol constitutes liquor and
that the druggists are just as liable
under the license law as are the
saloon keepers. The claim is made
that as there Is alcohol In prescrip-
tions of certain natures and that as
the druggist sells liquor upon pre-
sentation of u physicians prescription
he is In absolutely the same class as
the saloon keeper.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
GEN ERAI.

Congressman ]. P. Latta OF Nebras.
ka Is dead.
Spreading wreck and ruin in It's
wake. disastrous windstorm held
Springfield and central Illinois In its
grip three hours.
The wholesale price of refined su.
gar In Chicago now stands at IA
cents pound. the highest price In
% years.
AS the result of an explosion OF
ether. In Philadelphia, nine persons
were fatally injured and property
damaged $4,000.
Many school children are being dis.
missed from school on account OF the
excessive heat. The temperature is
ninety-five degrees.
From 400 out of 521 cities, towns
and plantations in Maine. unofficial
returns gave u majority Of 9O4 for re-
peal of the prohibitory constitutional
amendment.
Nearly $4,000 persons engaged in
the New England textile industry
have resumed work after various pc.
riods of idleness due to a pronounced
policy of curtailment.
Nominally 1t is between Germany
and France that relations are strained.
Really it Is between Germany and
England. To predict early hostilities
would be going too far. There is n
possibility OF them-no more.
S. A. Potter, who is said to have
garnered more than $l.5OO.OOO from
the unwary of two continents during
the last few years, by means of gold
brick swindles and confidence games.
is locked up in jail in Chicago. A
cash bond Of $50,000 was refused.
Shivering temperatures in the
northeastern part of the country and
sweltering weather in the southwest
and middle plains states. in some
places almost the highest ever re-
corded during September. are ev.
tremes to which nature is treating
the people.
From the branch of the Bank of
Montreal in Westminster, B. c.,
s315.000 was stolen. Five buglars en-
tered the bank by the front door.
broke through the thin metal coating
of the vault, blew the safe by charges
of nitroglycerinc and got away with
their booty.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22

to feel better when I had taken only
ono bottle Of Compound, but kept ON
as I was afraid to stop too soon. Mrs.
SADIE MULLEN, 272s N. B. st., FL
wood, Ind.
why will women take chances With
an operation or drag out . sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths Of the Joy Of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable CompoundP
For thirty years 1t has been tho
standard remedy for female ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, Inflammation.
liberation, hbroid tumors, irreg1lari-
ties, periodic pains. backache, indiges-
lion, and nervous prostration.
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. Pink6am's Vege-
table Compound will help yous
write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be absolutely confidential
and tho advice free.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
Minor Mention.

JOhnstown has new band OF flf-
teen pieces.
Manitou is organizing a commercial
association.
For bootlegging. Chris. Miller OF
Eril. was fined $l35.65.
Heavy rains have fallen over the
western portion of Colorado.
J. b. Bailey has been appointed
postmaster at Pawnee, Morgan coun-
ty.
The fall term Of the United States
rose.
Greeley Is to get the state meeting
OF the Undertakers' association in
1918.
Viola N. Rogers has been appointed
postmaster at Swallows. Pueblo
county.
The Presbyterian church OF Wind
sor Is arranging to open u free read.
ing room.
Men and teams are at work on the
Denver-Laramie grade southeast Of
Severance.
Chicago capitalists are seeking sites
for the erection of ice plants in north
ern Colorado.
John Moser and Ed Orton. pfomi-
nent farmers OF La Sale. were fined
$25 each for fighting.
The farmers In the vicinity of
Greeley are planning to start u
creamery in that city.
Farmers near Meeker report large
bands OF lobo wolves. which are max
ing depredations on stock.
A new sanitorium chiefly for the
treatment Of rheumatic diseases is
shortly to be opened in Boulder.
Fort Morgan won first place IN both
singles and doubles in the Northeast.
ern Colorado Tennis Tournament.
1t is rumored from New York that
President f. T. Jeffery OF the Denver
4 Rio Grande will soon resign.
Farmers have taken up potato rails
ing as never before, and the revenues
from that product will be surprising.
The coal mines at Somerset. near
Gunnison, are on fire, and the conf
pany is threatened with heavy loss.
The four-year.old daughter of Bert
Reynolds Of kersey. fell into a tub Of
boiling water and her injuries are
fatal.
The members Of st. Mary's Catho.
lie Church in Montrose are to have q
handsome new home In the immediate
future.
Fishing is reported at its best in all
parts OF the state. the weather and
low water being favorable to large
catches.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
DURING FlFTY.MiLE RACE At
SYRACUSE, BIG MACHINE
LEAVES TRACK.
PLUNCES into THR0NC
DRIVER LOSES CONTROL WHILE
AUTO is MAKING SEVENTY
FIVE MILES AN HOUR.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Syracuse. n. Y.-As result of an
accident during the closing miles of
fifty-mile automobile race at the State
Fair track. nIne persons were killed
and fourteen injured. several fatally.
A Knox racing car. driven by Lee
Oldfield, leaped from the track,
crashed through the fences surround
ing it and plunged into the throngs
that lined the other side Of the speed
way
Six Of the nine people were killed
outright and three others were so
badly injured they died on the way to
the hospital.
The list Of dead may be increased
as it is believed several OF the injured
are SO badly hurt that they cannot
live.
The accident came as the fatal ter
mination of a day that was undoubt-
edly the biggest the State Fair has
over held in point OF attendance, as
we'll as In the matter OF attractions.
The honorcd guest Of tho fair was
President Taft.
Just before he left, President Taft
took q short ride in an automobile on
the track, which was wet to keep
down the dust for the President and
his party.
This wctting was such as to cause
the drivers who were to compete In
the fifty-mile event to protest. When