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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-12
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

The annual catalogue of the Florida
Military academy at Green Cove
Springs has just been published and
is a book that would grace any table
on account of the beauty of its ty-
biography, illustrations and general
makeup. When the book is looked
into carefully it will be found that
the Florida Military Academy can
very properly claim to be a first class
institution for the education of young
men. possessed of advantages that
few places can offer
When the baby is suffering the double
aflliction of hot weather and bowel dis
orders, the remedy needed is McGEES
BABY ELIXIR. 1t reduces the fever
ish condition, corrects the stomach and
checks the looseness of the bowels.
Price 25c and SOC per bottle. Sold by
Ackerman-Stewart Drug Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26
Iopics For Discussion
At Biennial Gathering

vias, ', Household N Decoration" "our Most
Industrial and social conditions
Opportunities for Social Develop
mont; - Responsibility of Employ
eT:n The Attitude Of the EN-;
Labor Problem.''
Logislation-'ts State Legislation:
How. Can the General Federation Leg
is!ative COMMITTEES Best Assist 7'''
Law as Factor Of Social Progress; !"
Woman 8 Part in Legislation. -
Literature and library extension
Relation of State Literature Commit.
tee to the General Committee;" &c Re
| lation Of State Library Commissions to
Study Clubs" "The Function Of the
ton to the Women IS Clubs; ~ "Ameri-
logical value;U SThe Advent A Of ' In.
dustriaism in Literature.O
Music-"The Speaking Voice"
Public health-'How q State Com
mittee Can Do It's Work;'' "The Club
as Board Of Strategy;p "Organiza-
tion Of Health Educational Cam
Health Work.; ssouali6cations of the
tuberculosis Visiting Nurse;' "The
Endowment Fund in Relation to the
Individual Club;', i1The Social Appeal
Of Tuberculosis Visiting Nurse to the
College-Bred Woman;n "Parliamen-
tary Law, It's Development and
Scope"
(Chart and blackboard Will be used
In this conference and questions of par
liamentary procedure will be an
swered.)
Press-'Women as Political Report
er5:' HThe Club IN Its Relation to the
Press;' fStraight REPORTING vs. Fea.
ture Writing;" Newspaper Work as
Preparation for Literature.''
| Education and public health joint
conference0fSeria Hygiene;" tfPre-
sentation Of Personal and Sex Hygiene
] in Normal Schools
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

sr followins topics have been Sc
'p pI,,ied for discussion in the de-
asr.mcnt conferences OF the
M,nnial meeting of the General
~. =, Women s clubs in San
fii'on ,o Juno m % to July, 5: r
K 'ssig, s9f,ur travelling Art Exhl bits
|k G IN Fifteen States;' "State
s0sD + 'TIollections-Permanent and
Cglupa q Co operation With Art Mu-
~, ;, Societies, Schools and Lii
eni' "a aCivic Art-From City
~ and Landscape Architecture
|raG .ssonration sn Of Schoolrooms; -
p dastssses & and the Art of Cali
|f 90,sS D ,"sSnpgestions for Work for
sn@f .n of information-'I Greater
r. sss,.. Of the Bureau: "The An
lIS.s, rs.,oyv.u w - "The General Fede~
}, q5Sf p;sfory; "The General Fede-
4 se Suggestions From State
@ - tfGeneral Informal Dis
~ Practical Civic Work. ~
"a q eaaryics ~ reform-"Civil Service
A y work ri - "The Possibility Of In
L.ss Women in Civil Service Re-
. Tark,U CHOW Best to Interest
1 p.blIs at Large"
ssS,y ssssSrv,yationlfIPlans for National
Sa,s Conservation "Woman g
4 !, III the Work of Conservation" j"
s.,tmeut chairmen-''The Over
NJ interests; "Some Suggest
.l...sdies:" "Proftable Co-opera-
f.,,tior-" -"Patrons Department
n. National Education Associa-
Isl HCommunity Co-operation;'
',,,,ion for Eficiency;" "Color
y ;s.ionu,eut-"Method Already
4 IL Raising Fund for Endow-
III "Obstacles Encountered;"
=, = 10 Overcome These Obstacles. -
;,.,sSold economics-'' Home Eco
4 Extension Work. "Through
colJoces. - "fThrough Our Clubs; -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

E street, yesterday at luncheon, fol-
bA by the reading from 'The Ring
J he Book"
s. civics committee of the Utah
kntion OF Women's club met with
P. n, Cook Tuesday afternoon.
<znging reports were given from
committees having in charge the
ttaign for civic Improvement and
dasning Of the city, with especial
rsnee to the visit of the club wom-
tm ibe east on their way to the
nisl meeting of the National Fed
Be- OF Women s club in San Fran
Mrs. Ira D. Travis, chairman
ns committee to arrange for school
gls reported that no steps would
aiken toward the organization of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

Train. every forty.fve minutes to
S,itajr beginning Decoration day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

Take the family 10 Salt Palace
May 30.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

The College club was admitted t.
the General Federation of Women
clubs the past week. and will send
representative to San Francisco. TIL
delegate will be appointed by the pres
ident of the club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-26

The Woman's Missionary society Of
the First Methodist church met Tues.
day afternoon with Mrs. Harold
Stearns, 1928 East Fifth South street.
a paper on "The Religious Cults Of
america was given by Miss Perkins.
The lesson from the Conservation Of
Natural Resources was led by Mrs.
limerick.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Old Glory's Stars

Since the admission of New Mexico
and Arizona those who wish to be
strictly de rigeur in flag matters as
applied to the glorious banner of the
United States OF America. better
known as "Old Glory" for whose
sanctity thousands have laid down
their lives, are hereby advised that
the only real arrangement of stars in
the blue field of this inspiration Of
freemcn is laid out, according To the
scheme adopted by the army and navy
board, is six horizontal rows contain
ing eight stars each. The whole of
the United States territory, proper, Is
now included in the statehood, and If
we desire to add any more stars to the
flag in future it will have to be done
by taking in Alaska, the Hawaiian
islands and other insular possessions.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Wants M. P. League

Sherman Farr OF the Saccharine
Gazette was over from Sugar City
Saturday renewing acquaintance>.
This office acknowledges a pleasant
call. He is enthusiastic oyer the sug-
gestinn made through the Gazette
some time ago to form base ball
league among the clubs along the Miss
Ouri Pacific and believes 1T would be
OF great benefit to all the towns. Con-
tiicting dates could be avoided with
such an arrangement and the fans
from the various towns represented
would be able to help swell the gate
receipts of their neighbors' games. 1t
sounds like Il good thing. Let's push
1t along.
Incidentally, Sherman just failed to
catch No. 2-but then Sugar City isn't
far away and the walking's good
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Volume K Ended

This weeks issue marks the end OF
Volume y of the New Era and the
paper starts next week on its eleventh h
annual voyage on the sea of journalism
with Il fair wind and all sails set, and
stronger and better prepared to meet
the problems OF the future than ever
before in its history.
A decade Is Il long time in any life
or any enterprise, and 10 the annals OF
Il progressive newspaper it must mark
a decisive improvement over the crude
days OF beginning. During the ten
years just closing the New Era has
grown from struggling and scantily
nOurished sheet To newspaper with Il
first class equipment, the largest sub
scripti0n list In the county and one OF
the hest advertising aud job printing
patronages in the valley.
For all these we wish to return
thanks to the patrons who have stood
by US during the five years the New
Era has been under the present man.
agement and desire to assure them
and the general public as well that
our utmost efforts in the future will
20 toward the making OF an even bet
ter newspaper, devoted to the upbuild-
ing of our town and county.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Party in Honor
of Washington

In response to neat invitations
written on miniature paper hatchets,
thirty-four guests assembled at the
Ernest +. Greene home Thursday
evening Of last week to play five hun.
dred. The house was tastefully dec
Grated with flags. cherry trees. hatch.
cts aud other things appropriate to
the occasion and each guest was given
small flag for personal adornmcnt.
Cards were the absorbing topic until
nearly midnight. when the hostess
announced lunch and the tally cards
were footed up. Mrs c. G. Kelley and
NJ. S. Slaughter carried of the first
prizes, a brooch and a pair OF cuff but
tons, and Miss Mae Custer and John
c Custer the BOBBY prizes, small patri.
otic souvenirs. The lunch, which
proved very delicious. consisted OF
cake In the national colors, Neapolitan
ice cream and coffee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene never fail to make their guests
feel at home and this occasion was no
exception.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Tunior EpWorths

On account OF the storm and snow
last Sunday. the Junior Epworth
League took up its service for that
afternoon. The attendance for the
month OF February, before that, was
excellent, the average attendance be-
ing SO. Those present every Sunday
from Miss Sales class were: Dorothy
Green, Merrill lnman, Esther Brush,
Mable Brush. Alma Green, Maj0rie
Bigfnrd, Lola Buchanan. and Loren
McKitrick; from Miss Reese's class
Jessie FAIRIES, Geneva Mitchell, Lucille
Bass, lone Ward, Helen Griffin. Edith
Griffin, Grace Buchanan, Isabel Dow
ney, Gladys Brush and Kenneth Dow
ney; from Mrs. 1nman's class: James
Bass, Burdette Inman, Lula FAIRIES,
Margaret Downey, Ida Lester, Zenas
Brush and Junior Downey.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Ordway, Crowley County, Colorado Friday.
Editing Easy Work

Anyone can be an editor. All that
individual has to do Ia TO sit at his
desk six days In the week aud Sundays
and "edit" such stuff as the followin
"handed In" items:
MRS. Jones OF Sugar City let can
opener slip last week and cut herself
In the pantry"
IA boy over at Olney Springs threw
Il rock the other day and struck com.
panion In the alley"
"When citizen OF La Junta climbed
up On the roof OF his house the other
day to locate u leak he slipped and
fell. striking himself On the back
porch"
"While well known young man OF
Ordway was escorting his sweetheart
home from church last Sunday night
savage dog attacked them and bit
Mr.. Green on the public square,"
isaiah Tightwad OF Fowler was
playing with cat last Friday evening
when 1t got mad and scratched him on
the verauda."
"While Harvesting broncho last
Saturday Mr.. White, living north OF
Box Springs, was kicked Just south OF
the corn crib"
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Old Time Firm
Changes Name

BY mutual agreement, the firm of
Downey Bros. s. Co. was dissolved this
week and the implement, feed and
coal business conducted by them for
the past five years, together with the
property occupied by 1t, are trans
ferrcd to A. NJ. Ward. the junior
member. T. Ed Downey, Jas. E. Dow
ney and E. W. Downey are Interested
equally in the balance Of the holdings
OF the firm, including the store build
ing and lot adjniuing The Kropf Bros.
Mercantile company's store ON the
south, the First National bank build
ing and several farms northwest Of
Ordway. In Il business way none of
the firm are affected by the change
with the exception OF j. E. Downey,
who has been connected with the bust
ness many years. He does not con.
template leaving Ordway and will be
busy several months strengthening up
affairs of the old company, after which
he will decide on permanent bust
ness here or another location. A. Nj.
Ward, the successor Of the firm, will
be sole owner and proprietor hence
forth aud we predict for him a gen
erouS share of the business In his line.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
School News

Ellie Jones entered the afth grade
Monday.
Curtis Boatrightleft the sixth grade
this week.
Gladys Shipley is new scholar In
Miss Sharp's room.
Warren Henry left the ffth grade
to accompany his parents to the ranch
Vivian BoaJrIght has left school to
accompany her parents, who have left
Ordway.
Clyde Boatright has left the eighth
grade this week to 20 east with his
parents.
Claude Ray and Gilmore Lancaster
have been absent from Miss Coons'
room all week.
Lola Clinger, Nellie Train0r and
Edna McIver were absent from high
school one day this week.
George and Mirth Jones, Agnes and
Horace Franklin are new seventh
and eighth grade scholars.
Frances Case, Edgar Washington,
Walter Woodruff and Edison Walker
are absent from Miss Adams room on
account OF the big snow.storm.
Emmerson EaRleton, Marjory Big.
ford, Robert Bryant, Muriel Edgar
and Trudie FAIRIES are out Of Miss
Adams room ON account OF sickness.
Charles Hoover, Leland Eley, Clyde
Ray and Frances Bass are absent from
Miss Klinkenburg's room this week.
Clyde Ray Is threatened with pneu.
mOnia.
The snow has kept several pupils
out OF school. four out OF the high
school, four out OF the seventh and
eighth grades. three out OF Miss Coons'
room. eight out Of Miss Adams room.
fourteen out OF Miss Sharp's room and
fifteen out Of Miss Syphcr's room.
WASHINGTON PROGRAMS
The programs Thursday (Washing-
tons birthday consisted Of recitatinns
and readings In honor OF both Wash
ington and Lincoln. The High School
was hnnored by speeches from Rev.
Wrapp, Rev. Inman and Mes>crs.
Fields and Olmstead OF the G. A. r.
Postmaster Bashor gave n talk to
the seventh and eighth grades. 8 -rt.'
The programs In Miss Coons' and
NJ iss Adams rooms consisted OF songs
and recitations. The program 10 Miss
Syphers room was resented by the
pupils OF the third grade AS we'll as
those OF the second. The boys gave Il
hatchet drill and the girls flag drill.
These programs were presented in
such way that It showed the work
the teachers put Ia In drilling them.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
To Buy Hay Here

II. s. Brubaker arrived from Kansas
City last Thursday and spent several
days with old friends, departing again
on Monday. He says Ordway seems
more like home to him than any other
town he visits. He will be located
here again during the coming sum.
mer and fall to purchase hay and will
keep in touch with Ordway happen
ings 10 the meantime through the
columns OF the New Era, which he
ordered sent to his address In Kansas
City,
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Thursday Club Has
Extensive Program
PAYS Honor to One First in War,
Peace and Hearts of His
Grateful Countrymen

The Thursday Afternoon club met
last week with Mrs. T. Ed. Downey
and the program for the afternoon
proved a pleasing celebration OF WASH
ington's birthday. Each lady was
provided with white apron. kerchief.
cap. knitting needles and yarn.
II was found that all the ladies
could knit (afLer a fashion,, but Mrs.
Inman lead by Lingering or" pair
OF golf gloves, while Mrs. Custer, Mrs.
Stanley, Mrs. Hosler, and one other,
whose name we failed to find out, did
avery nice piece OF knlttingand should
have honorable mention. We think
there were several "booby prizes" but
had rather not mention any.
Mrs. Bashor won out In the contest
OF making words from the name
George Washington" finding l4O In
half an hour, getting the lead OF Miss
Custer by one word.
The following interesting program
was rendered:
Minuet. .................M Miss custer
Story Of the Flag. .....Mrs. Weldon
Anecdotes Of Washington.
....................M Mrs. BrOadbcnt
Early Day "Bear" Story.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Fountain
Sketch OF George Washington. 80.
900. ... .......Miss Custer
Song-"Darkics' Lullaby. ........
Mrs. Jay +. johnson
Sketch OF the Boy Washington
............... Mrs. J. Z. Custer
viii OF the Mother OF Washington.
................M Mrs. Il. Ed. DOwney
Funeral OF George Washington, from
apaper printed ll2 years ago..
...............Mrs. Jay f. johnson
Minuet. .......... ....Miss Custer
| A spinning wheel, which belonged
to Mrs. E. f. Hosler's grandmother.
was an interesting ornament to the
room.
One OF the local photographers ar.
rived In time to snap the ladies In a
group on the lawn with Mrs. E p.
johnson as the central figure, dressed
to represent Martha Washington.
Most delicious refreshments we're
served by the hostess and the after
noon was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Miss Mae Custer will entertain the
club with an afternoon OF music at
her rooms next week.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
New Highway

A movement Is On foot to build
state road following the line OF the
Missouri Pacific railway from the east
line OF the state to Pueblo. The coun.
ty commissioners OF KiOwa, Crowley
and Pueblo counties, together with
the state highway commission of Colo
rad0 have made arrangements to com
plete the central Kansas-Col0radn
boulevard through the sand hills Of
kiOwa county. The commissioners
have not decided whether they will
gyp the road or oil it, but one or the
other, it is said, will be done early this
spring, SO that automobile travel may
be brought through central Kansas
along the Missouri Pacitlc..Swink
Advocate.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Coming Events

Republican national convention
June IS, Chicago.
Democratic national convention
June %, Baltimore.
dental delegateS)-March 81, Colorado
Springs.
Democratic state convention (prcsi-
dental delegates)-April 20, Colorado
Springs.
Republican state primary assembly
(state candidates)-August |, Denver
Democratic state primary assembly
(state candidates) August 26, Pueblo.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Realty Transfers

Warranty deeds filed between Fet
ruary % and February 90. inclusive
as furnished by the Crowley Count
A distract Company:
Katie Z. MOuntZ to Neva Rhodes
Temple, swt 4 il-55. ....... ...S
National Sugar Mfg. to Myrtle
B. Farr, st sw4 sw4 ll.2l,56 -. 2lO
Elmer G. Houston to John He'll.
lots 3 and 1, block l6, Sugar
ClJy ................ ou
J. r. Dannelley and AlenaJ. Dan
nelley to Charles S. Davenport
and Jessie +. Davenport, lots
81, % and 20, block 45, Ordway
Edward p. johnson to 3. f. Hin,
lots % and 90. block 20. John.
sons sub, Ordway and lets 25
and 20 and south half lot q,
block ~. Ordway.
A. Colin to a. Oberndorfer, lots
3and 4, blk q, Sugar City,.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
King Acting Agent

NJ. O. King succeeds j. r.. Dannel-
ley, temporarily, as agent at the local
station. The permanent agent will be
chosen before many weeks and Mr..
Kings chances are reported to be
among the best. He has been an
efficient employee,of the company at
this point for several years past and
his many friends hope to see him re-
warded by the appointment.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Farewell PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 4. Downey, who
will leave March for their new home
well reception at their home in Box
Springs, one evening last week.
Friends to the nun Der of forty came
in, uninvited and unannounced. and
spent pleasant evening with them.
Dainty refreshments were served and
all wished for Mr.. and Mrs. Downcy
a safe journey and pleasant times in
their new home.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
St. Patrick's S Ball

For the benefit, jointly, of the Ord
way band and the Ordway Athletic
association. a st. Patrick's concert
and dance will be given in the Ordway
IS. Music will be furnished by the
Ordway band, the Ordway orchestra
and the GreeneTiedemann orchestra.
There will be no intcrmisSion and
O'clock.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Returns with Bride

DR.. Cloyd W. Workman arrived from
Ohio Tuesday with his bride and spent
day with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
J. c. Workman, before departing for
Sugar City, where he is located and
practicing his profession. His trip
east was made a month ago and friends
in Sugar City were expecting him to
return within two weeks and prob
ably had an extra supply OF rice on
hand to make up for the delay.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Republican Convention

In the official call for the Republican
state convention. to be held in Colora-
do Springs on Wednesday, March -,
Crowley county is slated for six dele
gates and Otero for nineteen. The
convention is for the purpose Of select
ing eight delegates and eight alter
mates to the Republican national con-
vcntion in Chicago June IS.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
City Dads Meet in
Regular Conclave
Electric Light Company Granted
Permit to Lay Oil Pipe Line
From Tracks to Plant

The board OF trustees of the town OF
Ordway, Colu.. met In regular session
at the town hall on Monday, February
l8, at 8, p. m.
Present. Mayor Fl. G. Tiedeman and
Trustees Beaver, McCleary, Riley.
Sonneland and Trainor; absent, Trus.
tee Cook.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and approved.
The following bills were read and
allowed:
Dan Perrin, repairing water
mains and reservoir break. :. $40 95
Twin Lakes Land and Water Co,
canal assessment for l9l2..... "a 80
G. w. Fravel. blacksmithing.. IS
The Call Publishing Co., print
ing circular letters. ......... 4 25
Springer 4 Selvidge. refund on
pool hall license NJ. 76...... 13 30
Dan Mathews, repairing break
ut reservoir and work on mains 10 30
Hawes Walter, dragging streets 80
Latin BaltZell, repairing break
III TcSeTSOiT.. ~
A II. Thomas, hauling rubbish = 40
George Worker, dragging streets 8 80
Moved by Trainnr aud seconded by
Riley that the bills be allowed IA read
and the same were allowed by the
following vote. Ayes, Beaver, Nc
Cleary, Riley, Sonneland and Trainor;
nays, none. absent. cook.
A communication from the Ordway
Elecrtic Light and Power company,
asking permission to lay pipe line
from the Ordway Trading c0mpany's
spur track, north through the alley be-
tween the Trading company and the
English Lumber company, across
Second street and thence north
through the alley .between DOwney
Bros. & Co. and the light plant to the
north line OF the light company's
property was read.
After consideration the permission
was granted the light company to lay
the pipe line by Il UNANIMOUS vote OF all
trustees present.
Meeting adjourned at 1890 p. IN.
JOHN B. ESTES. Clerk and Rec.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Ill of Pneumonia

Mrs. Nellie Warren is very sick wit h
pneumonia. Neighbors discovered her
condition only after she had been bed
fast some time. Her daughter, Mrs
J. a. Mast, was notified and has since
been dividing her time between her
home, where her daughter, Bunnie
lies sick, and the Warren home.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Wanted a Man

A minister in Sugar City in a SER
mon announced that one Of his several
missions in life was to save young
men. At the close of the services a
demure young lady asked the reverend
gentleman If he wouldn't please save
one for her. How could he refuse?
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
That's Us

Ordway, the capital-to-be of Senator
Jack Crnwley's county is on the boom.
The electric company is enlarging
their plant and several dwelling and
business houses are being erected; also
brass band of eighteen pieces is
practicing under Il proficient leader.
-Las Animas Democrat.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
Special Bargains

The New Era has just received its
spring line OF old newspapers and in
vitcs your inspection Of the same.
They are handy for building fires,
spreading on shelves. wrapping bun.
dies and putting over your face when
you want to take an afternoon nap.
Special low prices to close out the lot.
Come early and avoid the rush.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
New Box Factory

A new interest about to open at Pu.
cblO is the Colorado Box company,
which expects to be ready to begin de.
liveries in three or four weeks. The
new company will handle Colorado
products exclusively and special effort
will be made to supply the home de-
mand. Col. J. A. Lockhart is the gen.
cral manager of the company.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01

Rev. and Mrs. W. e. Wrapp went
to Olney Springs Tuesday to begin re-
vival meetings. Rev. J. II. jenkins
of Fowler is expected to assist them.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01
$500 Reward

for evidence leading to the conviction
of anyone unlawfully selling intoxicat
ing liquors.
II. G. TIEDEMANN, Mayor
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-01

Mrs. q. S. Eagleton returned to
Sugar City Monday after a weeks visit
in the c. M. Jackson home.