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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

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Acres

Acres
Acre tracts for sale. See us for ]. 2. 8
and 6-acre tracts near Omaha and South
Omaha.
N. P. DODGE e. CO.
18th and Harvey Sts.s
ACREAGE BARGAINS near omahs.
Grin s. Merrill 1918 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
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New Bungalow

NEW bungalow
The owner must sell his new all mod.
bungalow: oak finish In front rooms. rest
pine and birch; butler pantry. ieebox
room, enameled and tile bath room, large
basement. guaranteed furnace. laundry
connection. shower and combination
lighting fixtures, fine east front lot near
car and school. There have been "a new
homes built in this addition In the last
months. Located Ia Boulevard PARA.
Price. s3.ao: $50 cash.
Rasp Bros.
los McCague Bldg D. 1858: A-3sss.
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ANCHOR Line Steamships

New YORK, Londonderry and GiAsgos
New York. Palermo and Naples.
ATTRACTIVE rates for tickets between New
YORK and all scotch, English. Irish
Continental and Mediterranean 2ointS
Superior accommodations. excellent Gu.
sine. efficient service Apply promptly
Ior reservation " local agent OF Anchor
Line or Henderson Brothers. Genera
Agents. Chicago. III
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

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Household gds. clothes & shoes. DISH Bls5a
Rd-hand goods. Keiser. 1910 Center. D-5ss2
WE pay most for old clothing. Nathan .
Loan Office. los So. 18th.
Chicago buyers. 2d-hand clothes. shoes
hats. best prices. viii call. Tyler hoo.
AIpTRN pays the best prices for old
~AA&A A-N iron, metals. rubber, etc.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

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9o2-i2 City Natl. Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-30

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
A Big Sale

Having leased its large farm the
Auckland Agricultural company has
decided to dispose OF the stock, i'm.
plements and harness at public sale
and have advertised the date for Satur-
day, March o. The company owns
the largest tract of hay land under
the canal and has been farming 1t for
several years past. Mr.. Auckland de.
cided that the task OF itemizing the
many things tn be offered for sale
would be too laborious and the bills,
which were printed at this Office.
make special mention OF only a few
extra good teams that will be offered.
The total amount OF property to be
offered vii proba y e coed that Of
any OF the large sales held this season.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Good Roads DaV

Colorado school children will this
year be given instruction on the value
OF good roads to the state. This Is the
result Of the adoption by the last
legislature OF an act which sets aside
the second Friday IN May OF each
year as Good Roads day Ia the schools.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Wixnn, state super
at work compiling booklet which
will be sent to all teachers In the
state outlining the plans for the Good
Roads day. This booklet will also
contain suggestions regarding the
observance Of Arbor day. Another
phamphlet regarding the Good Roads
day will probably be issued later.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Ordway, Crowley County, Colorado
Sugar City Nominates

The Citizens party at Sugar City
met 10 convention on the 6th inst and
nominated the following ticket:
For mayor, +. W. Richards; for
trustees, Messrs. barnes, SholZ and
Parsons.
Mr.. Richards Is one OF the pioneer
business men OF the town. Mr. Barnes
has a lready served On the board and
Mr.. Parsons has extensive property
holdings In the village. Mr.. Sholtz Is
president OF the Sugar City Townsite
company.
In the resolutions adopted by the
convention before the nominations
were made the citizens commended
the present administration OF city
affairs. declared for extensions OF the
water system. congratulated them
selves that they had not been "coerccd
into proposed water contract with
which our sister city OF Ordway has
seen fit to burden herself" declared
In favor OF dry town and sewer
system and In general patted til em-
selves on the back.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Usual Pueblo Graft

The Arkansas Valley Commercial
association. composed of the COM
mercial bodies ol all the towns In the
10y, but principally otilcered aud
',a.iost entirely controlled by the Pu-
q DO bunch, has established a month
y magazine called "Plain Tales from
:lle Arkansas Valley" and made 1t the
0fficial organ OF the association. The
first number was. Of course, largely
taken up with a gloritication OF the
Little Pittsburg OF the West," to
the exclusion of the other towns COM
posing the association. We would
like 10 inquire 10 all seriousness how
much longer the tail Is to wag the
dog In this particular matter? The
entire press Of the valley has made
this association not only possibility
but likewise a success, but when any
thing Is handed out" you can bet
that Pueblo ia Johnny.on-the Spot
and lets nothing escape.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
The Big Dance

Don't forget the dance to be given at
the opera house next Monday even.
ing by the Ordway band aud the Ord.
way Athletic association. 1t will not
only be the event OF the season, but
will likewise be something unique-a
combined dance and concert. Music
will be furnished continuously from
8 to IL p. m. by the Ordway band, the
Ordway orchestra and the Greene
Tiedemann orchestra, and those who
are too old or rheumatic to dance can
still 20 and be waliflowers aud enjoy
the fine music that these three organ
izations will furnish throughout the
evening. Both the band aud the base
ball club are public organizations and
should be-and are-libcrally sup.
ported by our citizens. The season OF
open-air concerts and base ball games
IL ut hand and those who enjoy these
that includes all OF US
should be willing and glad to dig
down In our jeans" and "come through
with the price" Don't forget the
most important of all, don't
forget to buy a ticket.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Grand Operas
Were Themes

On Thursday Of last week Mrs. f.
W oowney opened her pleasant home
to the ladies OF the Thursday After.
noon club In behalf OF Miss Mae Gus.
ter, who was hostess. She had ar
ranged the following Interesting musi-
cal program:
Italy. the Home Of Grand Opera-
Signor Caruso. .... Miss Mae Custer
Grand Opera as a business. .........
......... Mrs. f. p. johnson
Two Ways OF Hearing Music. ......
........M Mrs. David Widmark
Bohemian Girl. Mrs. II. Ed DOwney
,o.,, "Theu You'll Remember Me"
''o"' "Iiearts Bowed Down..
:. ..... Mrs. Jay +. johnson
Carmen. Mrs. f +. Hosler
-Toreador Song......
iss Mae Custer
Martha. Mrs. Jay +. johnson
Nocal-"Tis the Last Rose OF Sum.
mer". ..........M Mrs. r. Ed Downey
II TrOvatore. .... Mrs. NJ. E Bashor
Vocai-"I Have Sighed to Rest Me"
Mrs. r. Ed Downey
Iannhauser.
Mrs. Thomas Gallavan
Instrumental-"Evc Star"....
Miss Custer
Lohengrin. Mrs. f. O. McCleary
Instrumental-Selcc from LO.
hengrin. Mrs. II. G. Ticdemann
Parsifal. Mrs. G. II. Iuman
Roll call was answered by the read
ing of humorous sketches regarding
musicians. The afternoon passed
most pleasantly to all present and at
Il late hour the hostess served appetite
ing refreshments. She was assisted
by Mrs. E. w. Downey and Mrs. J. c.
Custer.
Mrs. T. Ed Downey gave each men,
Der present post card picture Of the
club members taken at her home on
February 90.
Mrs. David Widmark will receive
the ladies at her home next week and
should the weather be unfavorable
for walking suitable conveyance will
be provided.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Machinery Arrives

The brick manufacturing machinery
arrived early in the week and Fred
Rohl has been busy experimenting
with making and curing the product
which his company believes will find
ready sale and its manufacture fur.
nish employment for several people
during the coming summer. They
will begin work on an order from e.
p. johnson for brick to be used In the
electric light plant as soon as steam
drying facilities can be provided. They
are installing a boiler this week and
expect to be turning out 5000 brick a
day before another week. With even
fair success their product will be
superio to clay b lex and will be fur.
nislied at about the same price.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Back to Ordway

Harry Lee and family have returned
from Cheyenne, Wyo., where they
went several years ago expecting to
locate permanently. Like most Others
who go in search OF something better,
they have returned to Ordway, the
town that is talked about. Mr.. Lee
Is brickniason and plasterer and ex-
poets to be able to find employment
when the building commences this
spring 1--WE are still counting on hav-
ing one before July ~.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Human Nature

During the trial of an assault TO
murder case in the district court the
other day the court room was packed
almost to the point Of suffocation. Dur
ing the proceedings two dogs in the
alley began to dght over buried bone
or some other equally important
canine matter and the spectators al.
most tore down the walls Ia wild
endeavor to get out and see the scrap.
The Judge didn't adjourn court, but
we'll bet he wanted to.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Local and Personal Gossip of
the Town with Warnings
For the County Seat
WEEKS GRIST OF NEWS
Anything You See In this De-
partment Is So Cause It's In
the New Era--of Course

W. W. Lineberry was In Pueblo
Saturday.
Baylor, the restaurant man, was ia
Pueblo Wednesday.
Bert Tabor made trip to Antelope
lake first OF the week.
Miss Edna Shaffer Is still confined
to her home with tOnsilitis.
w. W. Lincberry received two cars
OF corn fore part OF the week.
Writ Bond has remodeled his store
building and rented it to Pueblo par
ties, who will occupy it about March
20.
Harry MilIhouse and his threshing
crew vent to Swink Tuesday with one
OF their traction engines to saw wood
along the river.
In spite OF the bad weather work
has been progressing slowly On the
pipe line which Is to supply our town
with spring water. The crew is now
working In town.
E. N. Freeman and wife spent Sun
day Ia Fowler visiting DR.. W. w.
Freeman. who has been very i'll for
several weeks with rheumatism and
unable to return to his practice at
Eads.
r. N. Freeman was in Pueblo fore
part OF the week visiting with Super
intc0dent NJ. e. Potter OF the north
side schools. Mr.. Potter will conduct
the next Crowley county teachers TO-
|stftute, sns-7r ~
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Sign Your Name

Last week the New Era received a
communication commenting upon the
bootlegging situation. AS the letter
was unsigned. the missire found a
resting place in the waste basket. II
you want anything published in this
paper you must sign your name to it..
The New Era is no unloading dump
wherein those who have Crouch
against the existing order OF things
may "take fall" out of someone and
have this paper stand the brunt. II
sand enough to come out Ia the open
and back up what you say.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Quintet of Babies

Mrs Munroe Bennett of Linton, Ind =,
aged 30, has just given birth to quin-
tets-three girls and two boys. The
youngsters are all healthy and 1t is
believed all will live. Two years ago
Mrs. Bennett gave birth to triplets.
Thus inside Of two years she has pro-
vided her husband with family Of
eight to hustle for. Indiana may be
a little slow on some things, but she
evidently doesn't believe 10 race
suicide.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
w. 7. Says "Nix"

At Minneapolis last Saturday, at
the end Of three weeks tour Of the
west aud northwest. W. J. Bryan
lodged when asked II he would again
be a candidate. AT the same time he
said he was not ready to endorse any
OF the ayowed candidates, although
he declared that only a progressive
Democrat would yet his support.
Bryan did not care to discuss the reIa.
tive merits OF the different men who
are out for the nomination and said
he would prefer to have the convention
nominate a candidate without any
help or advice from him.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
IsShickenWith
Sudden Death

A familiar figure on the streets OF
Ordway io the person of G. A. Dirkey
is no more. He has gone to his re-
ward and friends who are left to
mourn cannat but feel that he Is de.
serving OF the best. Wednesday morn.
INK the unconscious body OF our sub
ject was found lying under his faith.
fuI team OF grays near the Strever and
Rroadb bent farm est OF town by
Tom Kidd, an employee OF the Twin
Lakes Land and Water company.
Whether he had fallen from the load
OF hay he was hauling or was on the
ground when he became uncOnsciOus
Is not known, but a stroke OF ofappoplexy
or paralysis Is supposed to have caused
his death. He was removed to the
Strever home and DR.. Jeffery was
summoned Immediately, but could do
little to ease his patient, who re-
|, mained unconscious throughout the
following night and passed away
Thursday noon. The body was re-
moved to the home OF d. B. Hersper-
ger and son IN Denver was nOtlned.
Arrangements for the funeral cannot
be given here On account OF the late
arrival OF the only relative living near
enough to attend the services. A
wife. who could not be located yester-
day, and five sons survive him.
The deceased was nearly seventy
years OF aye and had lived for several
years alone while farming small tracts
near town. Last summer he spent
most OF the time hauling material to
the water development works beyond
Box Springs. Being nf a kind nature
and nnobtrusive ia the extreme he
made many friends during his six
years residence here VINO will regret
to hear of his demise
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
After EasV Money

One Thomas r. Hoffmire has en-.
tered suit at Denver for s., 700 al
legged to be due him for services rem
dered during the county division cam.
paign a year ago. He names as de-
PENDANTS William Edgar, Alex. Gray,
W. S. Seen, w. J. Trainor, T. Ed.
Downey aud E. P. johnson OF Ordway
and A. F. Enyart OF Olney Springs,
who composed the committee In
charges OF the finances aud legislative
work In connection with the bill. Mr..
Hoffmire may get what he Is yearn-
ing f0r-but we don't believe he will.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Teachers Examination

The regular county teachers exam.
ination will be held at Ordway, in the
high school building, on Thursday and
Friday, March q and %, for the com
mon school branches. The eXamtna-
tion in high school subjects will be
held on Saturday, March q. Any ap-
plicants desiring to take the high
school branches will please let me
know at once. E. N. FREEMAN,
County Superintendent.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Good R0ads--Not

Assessor Gauger and Commissioner
Harsin Of OterO county we're here
Wednesday accompanied by Mr.. Tul-
ley. one OF the state highway COM
missioners. They journeycd to Ord.
way by way Of Sugar City 10 a machine
and were on the road between the two
towns-a distance OF only five miles
-four hours. The commissioner no
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
"Culled" Man Chops Into T. E.
Spindle During Alteration
Over at Olney Springs
DISTRICT COURT DOINGS
Usual Large Crowd Attends
Trial Of Man Charged with
Committing Assault

Last Sunday row occurred at Olney
Springs which came near ending IN
the death Of white man aud resulted
In the Incarceration OF enc OF our
smoked brethren in the county donjon
keep. Some time ago Jim Hin,
colored, aud T. f Spindle, who con.
ducts pool hall over there, had some
trouble and Tom broke chair over
the colored mans head. The descen
dant Of Ham didn't take t'nd'v tc ..ir
sort OF Treatment and last SUNDAY
went into ssEindle's place OF business
a"9. renewed the row. When Spindle
started for him this time Hill drew
pocketknife and slashed Spindle rsv.
eral times, two OF the wounds .ing
In the neck near the jugular: vein.
Hill was arrested and brought up ir
the district court Tuesday. where =
was cleared on the grounds OF self !e'
fense. l. II. Stanley p.ppeared 1ofthc
defendant and the state was reTe'
sented by the distr,esS attorney.
The ease that 3y'eacted the uajor-
ity OF the male population Of the tow0
and surrounding country was the
State vs. Jack Hefrner, tried Wednes-
day al. ternoon and Thursday. HeIner
wasa charged with criminal assault
'. I3n the person Of May Whitnote, a
grl OF l6, who makes her home with
Nr and Mrs. William weskamp. All
tShe parties are from the Bob Creek
region. 1t is alleged that the assault
3 Svas committed some time ago while
He6ner's wife was absent In Rocky
Ford and the Weskamp family was
away from home.
The case came on In the district
court before Judge Rizer, District
Attorney Davidson appearing for the
state and Attorney l. Fl. Stanley for
the defendant. After listening to the
testimony the jury retired AID at 8
O'Clock this morning were discharged,
having failed to come to an agree
ment. The case will probably not
come up again until next fall. and
meantime the defendant will be kept
in Jail at the expense of the county
unless he can furnish bail.
1t seems to us that these highly
OdOriferOus cases should be tried be-
hind closed doors. as the presence OF
women, young boys and youths, not to
mention grown men who ought to
know better. can only have a demor-
alizing effect upon the community.
The court has power TO try these cases
Sp >, ri ,,o Nd cl,oi,ll I,, on
The court took recess this morn.
ing until April ;. when the case OF
Pike VS.. Potter will be heard and pos
sibly that OF Weist IS. School Dis
trict No. L.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Realty Transfers

Warranty deeds fled between Feb.
ruary % and March -. inclusive,
as furnished by the Crowley County
Abstract Company:
Perry c. Dunlap to Edna r. Dun
lap, lot 8 and south IA feet of
lot 8, blk ~, Ordway. .....S /
w. A. Nc Williams to Henry Jas
per, NV sc t 12-22.57 .... 10
Eugene s. CrOnk to G. T.. Hack
worth, lot 8, block u, Olney.. IS
Eugene S. Cronk to Alfred Allen
Benedict, outlot 13, Olney..... 252
p. S. Woods to NJ. f. Butler, st
net 35-2O.5G ]
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Sale POSTPONED

G. E Munsinger was most unfor-
tunate 10 selecting a day for his big
sale and when the storm broke Thurs
day morning he decided to postpone it
to Wednesday, March 20. He has an
extra large amount OF stock to sell as
he intends toquit farming. His fami-
ly will move to Ordway and reside
until he finds a location.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
"After You, Alphonse"

Patterning after our own Mayor
Tiedemann, Mayor Coffman OF Rocky
Ford has issued an offer Of &25 re.
ward to anyone who will furnish the
necessary evidence to convict any per-
son OF boot1egging, gambling or con-
Quoting disorderly house, and lively
times are anticipated in the water
melon burg
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Electrict Light Contract

The contract Tor the new electric
light building was let to E P. John.
son, who will cummence work As soon
as the roads become dry enough for
hauling sand. Cement brick from the
new plant established by Ernest f.
Greene and Fred Rohl will be used in
the construction and the building will
serve as a good advertisement for their
nrOiuct
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Neske-Miller

A quiet wedding with only few OF
the officials OF the court house present
occurred in Judge Patrick's office
Monday noon, when Paul J. Neske OF
Topeka, Kan, and Miss Mary Miller
Of Olney Springs were united in mar
riage by Judge Patrick.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
FosdiCk Wins Auto

The Fenton automobile was raffied
of at the Mashburn pool hall Satur-
day evening and W. NJ. Fosdick proved
to be the lucky ticket holder. The
roads are too bad for win to give a de-
monstration just now but keep your
eye on him.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Wet or DrY

W. H. Curtis will speak at the
Christian church at 1870 Sunday
evening on the subject wet or Dry,
or the Situation 10 Ordway," II you
are interested do not fail to hear him.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Wanted to Know

"Will you share my lot?" asked the
impassioned Ordway swain.
"Well, that depends" replied the
practical girl. "What kind of house
has it got on it?"
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15

M Next week we
VI will announce
to our readers and
to the general pub
lie the Inauguration
of an event that will
prove of the greatest
interest to all. IF you
are not already TAX
ing this indispensa~
bic family Journal
NOW is the time.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Of Course

The Ordway New Era last week
completed volume ten. The New
Era is one OF the real newspapers OF
the valley, neatly printed and ably
edited. .-Swink Advocate.
Cough syrup that stops the cough
get 1t at Martins, OF course.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Making Good PAPER

The Rocky Ford Gazette has Just
entered upon it's fifth volume. Jack
Lacey Is giving the people good, live
paper down there, not the least feat.
ure being its appearance twice week.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15
Attention, Yeomen

The next meeting will be held In the
Masonic hall on Monday evening,
March lS. Your presence is requested.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-15

Boone Best Of Arlington was an Ord
way visitor yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-30
s.s
A MIJ SEMENTS
49,
PRESS AGENT LAUDS
HEN WISE AND HIS SHOW

The press agent says: verify be-
lieve that II Hen Wise was TO give a
performance on a drygoodss box he
would get an audience. and II you
doubt my assertion. just drop into the
little independent Theater. on Hotel
street, and see the crowds packing into
the miniature laugh factUry Saturday
evening there surely must have been
at least 1000 paid admissions stopped
In for two shows and was surprised
to see both performances jammed 70
the doors and others waiting on the
outside to gain an entrances and when
the petite Afiague Sisters came on the
stage and sang the pretty Irish love
song Nora Malone they received
an ovation. which was justly earned,
as the little girls are beautiful singers
and the song was Illustrated with
pretty colored slides. After the kid
dies cames very interesting photo
play entitled "The Girl and the Cow
boy" which was wen worth the price
Of admission. Then came Katie MIL
ton. whom consider to be the peer
OF all condolences that have played
in Honolulu since the theafers first
opened to the people or this Territory.
Katie has a style Of singing that Is
ever pleasing and a magnetism that Is
simply unresisting. The song she sang
was dainty coon ditty called THAT
Carolina Rag. After her encore. on
rushed the king OF all fools. Hen Wise.
Then pandemonium started among the
crowd as Hen handed out scream af-
ter scream. never saw an audience
so wen pleased with comedian and
his witticisms: and Hen always has a
bunch OF them newly constructed. Get
the laughs-and he got 'em. I myself
can't see how he does 1t. but he GER
tainly does The climax was reached
when Katie and Hen finished their
stunt with a hula dance. Well. the
audience roared and so did / play
him and his little theater as winners
In this race