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The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
As Dolly Saw II

Dolly was quite six when her moth.
cr bought a flock OF nine Plymouth
Rock hens aud "A rooster, and dill
gently explained to Dolly that the
rooster was the papa hen" and the
others were all "mamma hens" After
twn or three days Of confinement I"
accustDm them to their coop they
were allowed to wander about the
yard, and Dolly was set to watch
them. The hens stayed together
nicely but the rooster showed a ten
dcncy to wander into the next-donr
neighbours chicken-yard. Dolly chased
him back time and again, until she
was tired and out OF patience. She
turned her back for u minute. and
when she lOoked around there were
the hens up by the coop, while the
rooster was sedately pacing across
the garden toward the next yard.
Dolly stamped her foot On the side.
walk and screamcd: Come back
here! Come back to your own fam
ily." The rooster proceeded in his
promenade with perfect equanimity.
Dolly watched him for moment
with look OF utter disgust. Then
her mother heard her say very en-
phatically in an undcrtOne:
That's just like you men, any way"
Ladies Home Journal.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
A Cyclone Coming

J. A.. Naples, "the cyclone OF Tex
as" will deliver an illustrated lecture
at the opera house Sunday night
This lecture is 50 out OF the Ordinary y
that all the churches Of Ordway have
decided to adjourn their services In
its honor. The press OF America
speaks of Mr.. Naples rs "pithy,
and "pointed." grand" sublime"
humorous. "cyclnnic," etc. 1t is
safe to say that the people "f Ordway
have not been more thrilled. edited
or electrified than they will be Sun.
day night at 1870 o'clock. a silver
Offering will be taken.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
Are You One Of This Mnd2
A Popular Writer Characterizes
a Certain Class of Persons
as "Wabble Folks"
You know the type.

You know the type.
They are the sort that dodge re-
sponsibility, slide from under obliga-
tiOns and sQuirm out Of promise.
Many politicians are of the wabblc
pattern.
Many men fail to succeed in busi-
ness because of the oscillating dispo-
sition. All commerce is founded on
confidence the confidence rcposcd by
one person in the promise of another,
whether the promise be implied by
word OF mouth or written. lie who
bctrays this confidence dsqualiiicS
himself
1t is not too harsh to say of such
pers0ns-mcn or wOmcn-that they
are 'tlt for treason, stratcgcm and
spois."
1t is the wabbly people, mostly who
keep the Divorce courts tusy. The
marriage compact. by which the fam
lily Is maintained and civilization Is
builded, fails to hold them.
Wabble folks lack moral fiber.
The species needs to be caught
while young and famed by discipline.
Teach the child that it should be
slow TO make a promise. but that,
having made one; it must be kept in
violate. even though the heavens fall.
Teach the child that IL is no excuse
to say OF broken pledge, II meant IL
when I said it," Teach the child
that to fail OF promise Is the worst
kind Of lying.
Who Is more admirable than the
winds that blow?
The dependable man will keep his
obligation though To do so may re-
quire deprivation and hardship.
Martin Luther was OF that sort.
When his friends besought him To
fnrego his trip to the diet OF Worms
because OF the enemies who threat
ened his life, he said, II will go to
Worms though there be as many
devils as the tiles on the housctops."
He kept his word.
When he had spoken what was Ia
him. knowing well the consequences
OF his frankncss, he solemnly said:
"llcrc | stand. i can do no other.
God help me-"
You do not need to be OF Luthcr's
kind Of religion to admire his sturdy
loyalty.
There Is something approaching To
hcrOiStn in the man who will suffer
rat her than break a pledge.
In these days men are seldom called
upon to die for the sake OF honor. but
there are those who would do SO, ii
necessary rather than wabblc through
life, craven and recrcant.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
A Complete Combination

william r. Stead. the editor OF the
English Review OF Reviews, tells this
story OF an Iri>hman who applied To-
one OF his friends for a position as
coachman.
"Yuu know. Pat, II | engage you |
shall expect you to do things by com.
bination. For instance, il | tell you
t. bring the carriage round ut u
given time shall expect the horse
with tand driving gloves, etc"
"Ycs. sor, said Pat.
lie was duly engaged and gave sat
isfactiun. One day his master came
To- him, telling him to look sharp and
90 for a doctor as his mist rcss was III
Pat was gone Il long time. and on his
master grumhling at him for his
delay, he said: Sure, they're all
here, SUr.'
"All here" said the master. "What
do you mean"
"Didn't you tell me to do things by
combination?"
"What's that got to do with it?"
said the master.
"Wcll said Pat, 1--WE got the
doctor. the parsun and the under
takcr."
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
Crowfords Return

The Crawfords. who appeared here
last summer in an airdorne and played
to big houses each night. will appear
again in Ortlway next week. They
are billed for the Opera house for
three nights, commencing Monday.
February ~. We understand their
company has been greatly strength
cncd since their appearance here and
they will no doubt receive the patron
age they deserve. Glenn l.. Crawford.
under whose direction the company
appears. Is a nephew Of Henry Hum
i>ton OF this city, and his wife former.
ly lived here.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
Not WeU Patr0nized

The lecture given Tuesday evening
of this week in the opera house by DR..
l1unnicutt, on "The Old And The
New West" was not success from Il
financial standpoint, the receipts not
being sufficient to pay the expenses.
The night was one of the coolest this
winter and was in part responsible
for the small attendance. Those who
ventured out pronounce the enter
tainment good and should the Doctor
decide to try 1t again lie will no
doubt be greeted by Il largeraudicnce.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
Two Nsvs Of wh,skejy,' y

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll sent
some whiskcy to u friend With IL
he sent a eulUgy OF the stun. As In
ycrsnll had composed IL naturally IL
was Il literary gem. 1t was as fol-
lows:
Il send you some OF the most won
dcrful whi>kcy that ever drove the
skeleton from the feast or painted
landscapes on the brain OF man. 1t
Is the mingled souls OF wheat and
corn IT. IL y0a will find tn. sun
shine and shadow that chased each
other over the billowy fields. the
breath OF June. the carol OF the lark,
the dew nf the night. all golden with
imprisoned light.
"Drink IT. and you will hear the
voices OF men aud maidcns singing
he Harvest Home mingled with the
laughter nf children Drink IL, and
you will feel the startled dawns with.
in your blood: the dreamy. tawny
dusks of perfect days For forty
years this liquid JOY has been In the
slaves oi oak. long'n. to touch the
lips "f man
One day the culogy came to the
notice Of a Catholic priest He took
his pen and wrote this version:
IL send you some Of the mnst won
d"rful whiskcy that ever brought a
skeleton into the closet or painted
,.f In, l,n
brain OF man 1t Is the ghnst OF
wheat and corn. rrazcd by the loss Of
their natural bodies. In IL you will
find n transic sunshine chased by n
shadow as cold as the Arctic mid
night. in which the breath Of June
grows icy and the carol OF the lark
gives place to the forebOding cry Of
the raven Drink II. and you shall
have woe. sorrow. babbling. and
wounds without a cause 'your eyes
shall behold strange women and your
heart shall utter pervrrsc things
Drink deep Of 1t. You shall hear
ihc voices Of Demons shrieking and
worse than orphaned children mourn
ing the loss Of a father who yet lives.
Drink IT, deep and long and scrpcnts
will hiss in your ears. coil themselves
about your neck and sicZc you with
their fangs: for 'at the last IT, bitcth
like n serpent and stingCth like an
adder" For forty years this liquid
death has been in slaves of oak. harm
less there rs pure water: | send IL to
you that vnn may put an enemy In
,nur moui h to steal away your brains.
Aud vet call myself YOUR
FRIEND"
This version attracted wide attcn
iion. and within n short time drove
InversOll'S culOgv out of existence as
far rs advertising purposes were con.
ccrncd.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
Home Industry Meeting

At the meeting OF the Arkansas
Valley Commercial Association OF
Colorado held at La Junta last Fri
day. the patronizing of home indus
try and the use OF goods made in the
valley were the leading questions dis
cusscd 1t was decided to hold the
next meeting Of the association at
interest OF those two subjects and all
manufacturers, wholesalers and job
bcrs in the valley will be invited to
attend. Following is a resolution
adopted by the association in refer
cncc To these questions:
Whereas, 1t has been called to the
attention Of the Arkansas Valley
Commercial Association OF Colorado
that the consumption of the manu-
featured products of the valley could
be doubled If a definite plan could be
arranged to bring before the con-
sumers OF the valley the importance
To their prosperity in patronizing
home Industry by giving preference
to the purchasing OF the products Of
the Arkansas Valley of Colorado.
BE 1t Resolved that the Arkansas
Valley Commercial Association "f
Colorado devote the next meeting L.
the formulating Of IA definite plan u
secure the cooperation Of the manu-
facturcrs, wholesalers, jObbcrS, re-
tailcrS and consumers to the above
end and that a committee he appoint
ed to assist the secretary to give The
widest publicity to the meeting hv
sending IA copy of this resolution to,
and inviting representative Of
every manufacturing industry. wlu!"-
salcr and jobher in TIL" valley to at.
tend this meeting. and.
BE 1t Further Resolved that H. tn"
newspapers of the ArkanSa, Nallry
have been one Of the strongest factor.
in the success of this urgHuiLitluu'N
work, that a copy Of tins resolution
be sent to each Of them wit "A re-
quest to give it pruninCucr.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24

that the suit is groundIess, unneccs-
Sary, useless and liable to deter or
drive away hOmeseekers cuntemplat.
ing Investment here. 1t most certain
lv is the consensus OF opinion of those
who are act TALLY here and who. with
Drawn and brain have made, are maxi
ing and striving to maintain homes
crcditable to what is now one OF the
best irrigated districts in the state
and Which will. they are certain. be
when the objects of the big suit" are
carried out-thc most ideal and In
practice the very best to be conceived
OF anywhere.
A, SYMPATHIZER.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24

A large audience. composed OF the
best citizens. assembled last evening
to iS--sr AOpic Read, the novelist ind
story teller. The distinguished gen
tlcman was given Il hearty welcome.
The entertainment was delightful all
the way through, and the audience
was enthusiastic.-C 20. En-
quirer. At the Ordway opera house
Friday, February "a.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
Be On 7Ime...Peose

Would 1t. not ne fail, fox, all and a
mark Of respect for the speaker tfall
late arrivals at the lyceun' entertain
ments were detained In the outer
room until an intermission In the pro-
gram or at least until the best part OF
the number Is finished? Be In your
seat tonight-of all nights-before
eight o'clock out Of respect to one OF
our greatest humorists.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24
THE WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
BY ]. APPLETON

Somewhere she waits make you win,
Your soul her firm white hands
Some where the gods have made you
The woman who understands.
the tide out she found him
Lasted to spar OF despair
The wreck OF his ship around him.
The wreck Of his dreams in the air
Found him loved him. and gathered
The soul OF him to her heart;
The soul that had sailed an uncharted
The soul that had sought to win and be
The soul of which she part:
And there in the dusk she cried to the man,
''Win your battle-you can-you can"
Helping and loving, and guiding
Urging when that was best
Holding her fears la hiding
Deep In her quiet breast
This Is the woman who kept him
True to his standards lost
When tossed In the storm and stress OF strife,
He Thought himself through with the game OF life
And ready to pay the cost
Watching and guarding whispering still,
"Win-you can-aud know you will"
This is the story OF ages
This Is the womans way,
Wiser than sages,
Lifting us day by day
Facing all things with
Nothing daunt dim;
Trcading lires path wherever it leads
Lined with flowers choked with weeds.
hut with hm-wth him;
Guardian, cGmrade, and golden spur,
The who win are helped by her
Some she waits strong in belief
Your soul In her firm white hands;
Thank well the gods when she you
The who uude rstands
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-24

Get your butter cartons at The New
Era office.
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gen 8itrifleo Acknowledgements; ffrner eR
rrt0igen Dsanboles ano SHleis
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'rnna bon gbtbioi 9osRne stuifdfH Doqiona
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