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Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
IT RAINED IN PENNSYLVANIA. I

Mrs. Jno. B. Hammers has returned
 from Natrona, Pa. She reports a fine
 trip and enjoyed it immensely but
 declares that Arizona is the best spot
 in the world Phoenix isn't the only
 wet spot on the earth. Mrs. Lam
 mers says it rained during her en-
 tire sojourn in Pennsylvania
 DAY OF ATONEmENT.-M will be Tom Kippur. or the day of atonement, one of the principal re- | ligious festivals observed by the Jews | of every land. In Phoenix it will be | recognized by services at Melczer hall
 Sunday evening at 73O and again l Monday morning. beginning at SEQ.
 The Jewish merchants of the city will keep their places of business closed l on Monday.
 THEY APPRECIATED.-The sup
 per given by thePhilathea class of the
 First Baptist church to the boys who
 did the surveying in the Boys Work
 of the Y. M. C. A. recently in the edu-
 cational room. was a very happy little
 affair in which over forty boys and
 some others participated. The boys
 seemed satisfied that they have the
 right leaders. and they appreciated the
 Philathcans with a vote of thanks. Tn
 accepting the boys work on an en- larged scale. Roy Tolleson said he hop ed to become known as the best friend of every boy in town.
 LOST HIS CERTIFIcATE-Yu Geo a well disposed Chinese met with a misfortune last night from which he can doubtless be helped easily by some one else who is equally as well dis posed. He went to the Savoy theater having with him a pocket book in which he carried his most valuable possession, the official certificate, or chockgee. which guarantees him the right to live in this country, unmarried by the immigration officials In some unaccoUntable manner the pocket book was lost from his pocket. he believes in the thcater. If the finder will leave 1t at the American kitchen he will make one celestial very happy and will doubtless be well repaid for his pains. also. for in telling about it he said I'll tlcat 'em lite"
 DEATH OF 4. L. THOMPSON.-A L. Thompson died at the Higley ranch three and a half miles northeast of Phoenix at 3:3O o'clock yesterday af- ternoon, after q long illness. Funeral services will be held at the parlors of Merryman X Hayt at 10 o'clock Mon day morning, interment being made in Greenwood cemetery All friends are invited. MT. Thompson has been a | resident of this city and valley for twenty-two years. coming here from Chicago. where he lived when he was stricken with paralysis from which he | but partially recovered. He was able however, to follow the business | If an accountant and was for q great | many years in charge of the books of | Talbot 6 Hubbard of this city. His | health finally declining he was forced | -o give up his labors at the desk and | took up his residence at the Higley | ranch. Of his immediate family he is | survived only by his wife who has | given him faithful and constant atten- | ton, and to whom the sympathy of | host of friends win be extended
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
LABOR ARMY QUITS WORK

Continued from Page One.)
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01

day. 0 degrees. Departure in temperature since first of month. 0 degrees Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. S1 degrees. Excess in rainfall yesterday. AS inches.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month. 4S inches. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 5SO inches
 l.. N JESUNOFSkY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
A MODERN RIP VAN TWINKLE.
The Hermit Learned of Aviation
 When He Bought Some Food.

The old man drifted uneasily into the country store and stared about him. People stared at him. for Inc was a stranger to all but one man. says the Dallas News.
 That's old man Grimshaw," this one explained in whisper. Hes a hermit I guess this is the first time he's come out O the mountains in ten years. He lives on roots an berries and things"
 The old man leaned over the counter.
 "Gimme." he quavered. "a nickers
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01

here remained at work. but round house, costing s1OO,OOO is nearing com pletion and will afford opportunity for the employment of 200 more. IL Is believed repairs for the entire coast line could be made here. It is un- derstood orders will be issued for the rapid completion of the roundhousc
 SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal, Sept 90 All the men employed at the South Crn Pacific shops here have struck
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01

anything that might be criticized: {: and there was not, for he was merely following the universal custom of the time in which he lived. With his usual moderation of character. he did not play for large sums. Three pounds is the largest loss we find recorded by him.-Sidney George Fisher. in Men. Women and Man ners in Colonial Times"
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
THEY'RE DOING WELL.

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Sept. 30 Fourteen miners who have been i'm prlsoned in the Shakespeare placer gold mine at Dome creek since Wed nesday are alive and cheerful. but will Dc locked in their dungeon at least three days more Food. matches newspapers. candles and undercloth- ing have been lowered through six inch hole
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
CURRY AND BACA GET
 CONGRESSIONAL pLUms

LAS VEGAS. N. NJ, Sept 3o-For- iher GoNernor George Curry of Tularo- Sa' and Elfego Baca, of Albuquerque. were nominated for congress at the concluding session of the first repub- lcan state convention held here this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
SAW MULE PERAOE.

SEDALIA. Mo. Sept 30.-President Taft passed the day with Missouri far mers at their state fair. The feature of the day was mule parade in hon or of the president who sat in the Grandstand with Governor Hadley. He played golf and left for Omaha to- night He will stay there tomorrow and part on Monday, then start west.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
THE WEATHER,
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for toddy-GcncraIil with local show,s
 Data for twenty-fou- hours ending at D. .u. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1911-10-01
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The Republi- can who fai. to receive a copy of the mornings issue will con fer a favor by calling Overland APP or Consolidated Main ~ Before 8 a. m. a special mes senaer equipped with motor cycle will deliver the missing issue. Without the co-opera- tion of our subscribers in this matter it is impossible for us to maintain perfect and satis- factory delivery.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12

Commercial Campaign

At the recent meeting of the State
Cumm"rcial Executives aSS0ciatinn ~
Denver 1t was decided to way" tlIr','
day campaign to add new members IT,
every commercial body in the state
The campaign will open at noon VI "
ID and close at noon May Is r."
Denver chamber OF commerce will give
Il valuable prize to the commercial ur-
ganizhtion securing during the tiIIrc
days the largest number Of new nr,uI-
bcr| in prOportinn to its present >Il'''
There are 200, COO men in the state ,.,t.
gible to the commercial clubs. aud it
is estimated that only 5 per cent If
them belong to any bursting nrgnuIIi.
tion. The commercial clubs of the
Arkansas valley expect to greatly N
crease their membership during this
campaign. and Ordway. the county,
seat Of Crowley county. should no, ~
but be up and doing and get ready 10
handle the rapid increase in prpuOl-
tion and business which is bound to
come to her right AWAY
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12

At last the
La nnta papers fond Of erming this section breathe freely
ions ana crowey county takes its place the OF Colorado with
rdway the all probability
bitterness ngend opposition by selfish vena
es; but in the hour OF victory OF Crowley feel that they
can afford to be and
on
coin cmbzoncd their bnner"Wh
ity for ALL desiring a
Geographically situated apparent
TO thoughtful
would to Ge split
ing geographical and geographical
Arkansas naturally divided from
the railroads placed that
long drive longer
case the journey requiring days and heavy On the 9TH
or hand ordway all
does the tcrroaly almost exactly
non All the towns OF Crowley grouped along the
Pacific railway and
OF them twice
and home the day obliged
night at La Junta heretofore.
During
saying what the side ,hink)
be laid by the of the bill
county could not be fsuppoing but this like
gm proved be composed mostly OF inferior article of hot
advanced by desperate of politicians
the loot they had been fcfng from people
Crowley
about $eoooooo valuation about
be
land
tvaton Its population
registered Forty miles
road furnish ample transportation facilities Good
and residences abound hand while
factories electric light plants factories alfalfa
tors modern stores street lighting works all the
and uxuries of modern cities. ..
The raises about Ss5ooo
is estimated will transcribe the
school
the deal This section has invariably funds
than received When
the Seventeenth general assembly $500
road and S5o in high school Oil
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Another Transfer

Town property is still changing
hands and the trend of values is up.
ward. W. W. MaShburn is one of the
latest to take advantage of the low
prices still prevailing and purchased
the J. J. Montgomery residence on
OtcrO aveue,, a most desirable piece of
property. Since purchasing the place
about two years ago Mr.. Montgomery
has made many provcments, includ-
ing the setting out of a large orchard
on the eight lots which were included
in the deal, the installing of bath
room and a china closet, the building
of commOdious carriage shed and
other things which have added to the
appearance and convenience of the
place. We understand that the con-
sderation was $4,000.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Do You Live There ?

The state Of matrimOny is on" Of
the united states. 1t is bounded by
kissing and hurging on one side and
cradles and babies on the other. Its
chief products ar" population, broom
sticks and staying out at night 1t
was discovered by Adam and Eve
while trying to find Il way out of Para
disc. The climate is Sultry until you
pass the tropir Of housekeeping, when
SQually wcat her commonly sets in Will
such power as to keep all hands rs cool
as cucun,bcrS. For principal roads
leading to this interesting state con-
suit the first pair or rOugish feminine
eyes you see. .-F,X.
Meaning children of two years and
under, sumcw where in the civilized
world baby dies every twenty sec.
onds. AT least 80 per cent Of these
deaths are from diseases communicat-
ed from one patient to another. Fifty
per cent of communicated diseases in
the summer time are carried from one
baby to another by house flies Then
swat 'em.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
BIG WATER SUIT
Taking of Testimony in Twin
Lakes Case Is Finished
In Fifty Days

After six months spent in taking
testimony, expert and otherwise. the
famous case Of Fred BASS ct al. vs. The
Twin Lakes Land and Water company
has been completed so far as the refer
&c in the case is concerned. says the
Pueblo Chicftain Of Sunday. Satur
day the last bit of testimony was taken
by Referee Allen J. Beaumont after
fifty days spent in the task. covering a
period of six months.
The case is in the Jurisdiction of
Judge Cavcndcr Of LcadviIlc and he
will decide the next step that is to be
taken after all the quantities OF evil
dcnrc have been submitted to him and
he has listened to ii number Of mo.
tions that are being prepared for his
consideration.
The .uit against the Twin Lakes
cumpany is one of the largest ever
heard in southern Colorado in several
particulars. IT. has been termed the
million dollar suit on account Of the
great amount Of money involved in the
w
trial is destined to attract much at.
tentiun wherever men are interested d
in irrigation matters.
1t Is charged by the plaintiffs in the
suit that the Twin Lakes company
contracted to deliver more water than
it has been capable Of delivering. 1t
is also alleged by Fred Bass and other
farmers under the ditched of the com
pany who are combined in the litlga-
tion against the company that they
have not been getting the amount Of
water that their contracts call for.
Naturally the litigation involved the
taking of much expert testimony and
A. J. Beaumont was appointed last
autumn to act as referee and take the
evidence Fifty solid days were con-
sumcd in listening to the many wit
nesScs who were brought here to give
Opinions and facts such as hinge about
the suit.
1t is charged by the farmers of the
association which is suing that they
were guaranteed a certain amount OF
water for 100 days each year and they
claim that they did not get the water
for which they had been paying dur
ing half that time each season. 1t is
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Sunday School Conventions

The international Sunday School
conventiun, which meets trirnuia ".
will hold its thirteenth session al : IN
Francisco. June 20 to -. Ten thuIS-
ana delegates are expected to h' IN
attendance. and 800 will 20 over The
Santa Fe from Crowley, Bent aud
OtcrO counties. Very reasonable r Ill.
road and hotel rates will prevail
The thirty-tirSt annual convent ion
of the Colorado State Sunday School
association will meet in Pueblo. June
l3 II and 10. An unusual pr gram
has been prepared and all drlrGatcs
and visitors are assured IL pleasant and
profitable session. Some of the great
est Sunday school workers in the
country will he present.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Bausnan Sells

The sale this week of the a. Raus-
man farm. located nppn>itr the j f.
Weimrr place, is reported hv e p.
johnson. The farm contains 100 acres
and was purchased by Mr.. BauSmarI
several years ago when values were
considerably lower than at present.
George r. Crozirr of Canon City is the
purchaser. He expects to reside in
Ordway. while the farm will be man.
aged by Il son. Mr.. CroZicr is to be
congratulated. for the farm is Il most
desirable one
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12

charged that the bitches and canals of
The company are not capabl" OF cirry-
ing tn" water that the bitches are out.
Of repair and that defendant has not
the water in the first place To deliver
/" the owners Of water rights along its
canals.
The suit was originally introduced
with an application for Il receiver, but
this side of the case was dropped. The
SUIT involves requests for restraining
orders. injnnctinnS and many other
points Of law intended to prevent the
company from selling any more water
rights. while it is charged that it is
not possible for the defendant to pro-
vide the water that already has been
sold through the diStributiun of water
rights.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Club Makes MerrY

The ladies Of the HARMONY club en-
tcrtainrd their husbands and friends
Tuesday "vcing at the opera house vii h
dancing and card plaving. The hail
crepe paper >irram"rs and fancy paper
buft"rili"s From Il booth in one cor
n"r lemonade and waters were served
t. the assembled company. Music for
dancing WAS furnished by Miss Mae
Custer. Mrs II. c. Ticd"mann. Mrs.
Fred Rnhl and Mrs. K. l. Mariin on
the piano. Alta late hour tn" guests
departed for their homes. expressing
themselves as having passed IA pleas
ant evening.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Extra Discounted

We had inteudcd to get out an ext ra
last Saturday announcing the passage
Of the county division bill. but ahAn
doncd the idea because within i've
minutes after the news reached ord
way the Joyful tidings had been flashed
to every town and about every farm
house in Crowley county, thus dis
counting and rendering nugat"ry and
useless the issuance of an extra rdi-
tion. In former days it would have
been several days before those ON re.
mote farms would have heard the
news and then the newspaper would
probably have furnished the first inti-
nation Of the happening but the
telephone has changed all that.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12

Yes, Crowley county be pay
can't at least won't o
brief history while
be Originally this brought before
e assembly after much agitation citizens of
the sections The other
division shown that the really
attitude which clearly
sons Despite these promises OF the other had
change m heart and worked tooth and nail the proposition
its defeat in the Seventeenth by bare n
dshecncd the champions OF the Immediately resolved
bring before
The bill finally brought
y of and
the
point where they choking and
and
cous moi
OF people of
those Legislators whose made
,hc and reality larger and gratitude due that noble
band OF citizens who freely their
accomplish the establishment
people section from an
Edgar {" Or'way, Munson OF North Fowler
f. Enyar OF Oncy Springs who the
and conspicuouy aiding the ngrwn
be said OF all these in
large in the performed and
the grateful memory their fclowmcn.
The officials
quarters
Offices will Ordway building erected
While generally understood that
!cctcd. liberty publish the
When division agitaed
but this liable lead confusion
the northccnral of the the OF Madison
desire and
suited in the choice OF the of Crowley.
H. Crowley Rocky FORD and
So will
that the county will be credit not only nameake but likewise
will push it forward a high brilliant future -
Now that The smoke OF talc
mote: have bee" e"gende during the struggle and live
object for the make Crowley in tn Cen
tcnnal in the front morally
Long life and prosperity t" Crowley county!
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
YOder-HockStetler

Al the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs Eli IIurk-tctlrr, tenant :
on tn" P!rimau farm mort Invest of
Drdwny, occurred. on "Wednesday
May 10. the wedding uf Miss Lizzie
ll0ckStcIlrr and Mr.. Moses Iudcr. Of
Wild Horse. Colorado. The grw m
arrived early in the week, accumpan-
led by the following persons. who
were among the guests at the we'd
ding and the festivities which fol-
lowed: Misses Anna, Sarah and Mary
l'UntraEcr, David BnnirHgrr and Nah
Ion Nudrr Mr. aud Mrs. Iud"r will
reside near Ordway. The New Era
joins in wishing them a long and hap
py life.
The article headed "Srr the Fly
Swat Her." written especially by one
of Ordway's professional men for the
columns of this Indispensable family
journal and published in our issue of
April IS, was "swipcd" bodily by the
Rocky Ford Tribune and rcpublishcd
last week without Il sign of credit.
We may be mistaken in our ideas re-
garding journalistic ethics, but as the
Tribune followed its usual system of
grabbing matter from exchanges with
out giving due credit we give it out
cold that that paper was and is en-
gagged in very cheap Journalism.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
WE CELEBRATED
Everybody and His Wife Out
Saturday Night to Help
to Make a Noise
Did you "hollcr" Saturday?

blu you "hollcr' Saturday?
Dr"amland th"nt"r gave Il special
Crowley performance Saturday even.
ing.
"Dirid"d "" stand. united we fan"
i the way h" Cr"wI"yitr. looked at
til" county division matter.
james + bnwn"y took he first train
for Denver Saturday after hearing the
division news just IL make sure that
it WAS right.
Tom Spndl" gave vent to his divis.
ION day enthusiasm hv Joining the
f"hhv Fountain show parade a>tride
h'irkinE ritrhtork and ad prncd with
miniatur" Merry Widow hat.
During "a" excitement incident to
he receipt Of county division news
SATURDAY, Fred RuhI reached for his
triI>ty six Nh""t"r and fired at random
ont the back door. when the smoke
had cleared away his garden hn,, was
l"'lnd t" be ruuriur"d beyond repair,
Ih" first gam" of l,,~" ball ever
Scl'c6Ulrd in Crowley county was to
nave been pulled u'I here last sunday
w""n Sugar City and Ordwav. Two
Innings were played. when the game
wh> stopped by rain. the .rurr stand
my to- in favor of the beet sugar
ball tUSScrS
lhc l. \. Henderson children were
on the street soon after the good uuws
l.
pony hltchcd t" Il gaiIy decorated cart
lIyIhg the national culOrS and trailing
cart loaded with tin pans on which
llc boys played Il rpu>iug tattoo, while
Miss Ruth handled the rcins.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Killed in Explosion

Mrs. J. Il. Danncllcy received sad
news from Topeka late last week in ii
sisters husband, e. r. Snyder, an en-
ginccr on the Santa Fc. The accident
occurred at AmoriIla. Texas. and tn"
injured were renewed to the hospital
nt Topeka. Mrs Danncllcy departed
Sunday to attend the funeral. Mr..
snyder visited Ordway some months
ago and will be remembered by many
Of our people
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
East Side Barber Shop

Having assumed charge of tn" Er>t
Side barber shop wish to state that
! will at all times be found on hand to
attend to the wants of all tn" old pa
irons Of the shop and aS many new
ones aS may favor me with their pat
tonnage. Clean towels. sharp raZurS,
expert workmanship aud courteous
treatment for all. FIRST class baths
Agent for he celebrated Colnrah" soft
water laundry at Puchln. Yours for
business, l., O. PERRY.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Remember? Oh, Yes!

Crowley county day will b" ind"libly
stamped on the memory Of Dr. +. o.
McClrary and wife. who last Saturday
received in addition to the division
news a brand new Ford runabrit and
they had named tn" baby "Crowlcn-
tina was circulated, but without au-
thnritY from the happy parents. VIII"
up to time Of present writing have
not named the new arrival.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Next Aid Meeting

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church will meet for their
monthly tea at the home Of Mrs, Fer
len next Thursday afternoon "A
mothers program will be rendered.
Mrs. II. &. Swift will assist the hos
tess in entertaining
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Purchases Home

The small residence on Sherman av-
enue owned by the Twin Lakes Land
and Water company was sold this week
to Thomas ESt"p. who is gctli ing in on
the ground iluOr before the advance in
prices which will surely follow the
sat present occupied 10y j. Is. Kcarney.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12
Final Examinations

During the last week Of the term
the final examinations in the grades
of the Grdway schools will he held as
follows: Wednesday. May "a. forenoon.
ari hmciic and spelling: afternoon.
grarsmnr Inr language and physiology.
Thursday. forenoon. geography and
reading: afternoon. history.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-12

Marshal Workers residence has
been treated to il fresh coat Of paint
which adds greatly to its appearance.
The work was well done "by George.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-04-07

We Pugmire w R. Holmes Treasurer and Auditor pec
Bear Lake County as from me
said County. j. H. PUG1RE county 1Ieasurer.
this Bird OF Oct
"a. Probate Judge
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-04-07
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 a. M, ON
the 18th day of April, 1911, ut Montpelier, couh-
" Of Bear Lake, State of Idaho, before Thorn
MS l.. Glenn. N. p, proof will be submitted OF
the completion OF works for the diversion OF 20
cubic feet per second of the waters of Paris
Creek, in accordance with the terms and :cen-
ditions OF certain permit heretofore issued by
the state Engineer OF the State OF Idaho.
/. The name of the person or corporation
holding said permit is Bear Lake Power Co.
Ltd.
2. The postoffice address or the place OF bust
ness of such corporation Is Montpelier, county
of Bear Lake State OF Idaho.
B. The number of such permit is G032, and
the date set for the completion of such work Is
May 4, 1911.
4. Said works OF diversion viii DO fully com
pleted on the date set for such completion, ant
the amount of water which said works are cap
able OF conducting to the place of intended uss
In accordance with the plans accompanying th'
the application for such permit, is 20 cubic fee
per second
6. The place OF use lof said water is In tn
NW4 of SW4 See. 8, TIP. "a s. R., AZ E. b. NJ.
3-17-4t D. G.. MARTIN, State Engineer