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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-14
Arrested By Officer Gamer.

Ofieer Garner. Of Eastport, ar
rested W. M. Wilkinson, charged
with disorderly conduct The accused
had hearing before Justice Field
meyer, who fined the misereant SIS. 25,
including costs in the case
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-14

At Eastpolt Baptist Church tomor-
row services will be held as follows:
Preaching at IL a. m, Sunday
school at 2.30 p. m, preaching at s
.. m. All welcome. Rev. Thomas
Gritfihs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-14
ST. ANNE PARISH.
Third Sunday in Advent Mems
Missionary Mass Meeting.

st. Anne's Church.
a. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 a m.- Sunday-school
II 8. m. Service and Sermon.
z.30 p. m. Evening Prayer lCho-
rall and Address.
st. Anne's Chapel:
ga m.- Holy Communion.
2.30 p. IN. m.-SuRday-sehool.
1902. m. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-14

= Christian Science services are held
each Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
at 70 Shipwright street. The sub
ject of tomorrow's lesson-sermon is
"God the Preserver Of Man. All
are welcome.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-14
Beware OF 0intments for Cstargb Ths
Contain Mercury.

Beware Of 0intmeats for cstargb Ths
C0ataln Mercury.
as mercury win surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptl0ns from reputable physicians,
as the damage they viii do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure manu-
factured by f. j. Cheney 4 Co Toledo,
o.. contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the svs-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by r. J Cheney & Co. Testimo-
mails free
Sold by Druggists Price 75c. per
bottle
Take Hairs Family pills for consti-
patton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-14
St. Martins 5 Church.

Sunday School. 8 :45 a. m. German
Services, II 90 a. m. English Even
ing Services, Z 80 r. m. A cordial
welcome to all. Rev. G. Sprenger.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-14
LOOK! READ!

Think for a few moments,
and then decide the place
to make your Christmas
purchases of Christmas
Cards, Booklets, Letters,
Callenders, etc, etc, from
BOYER'S, 81 Maryland
Avenue-the best place in
the city. Also FELT GooDS
at remarkable low prices,
never heard Of before. You
will save from 40 TO so per
cent, by making your pur
chases here. Come early
when choice is good-for
the right place is always the
best place, and that is
BOYER'S
67 MARYLAND Avenue.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Illegal Dealers
Heavily Fined

Following the action Of the town
board Monday evening In sustaining
Mayor Tiede emann's offer OF u reward
for evidence leading TO the arrest and
con viction OF parties guilty OF selling
intoxicating liquors unlawfully, Mar.
shal Worker introduced William
Henry. who announced that he had
sufficient evidence to convict four dif.
ferent individuals aud produced the
evidence the following morning In
Justice OConneli's court when Marion
Olmstead and "ShUrty" Edwards were
tried. Town Attorney Stanley acted
for the prosecution and the defendants
we're represented by Perry Behymer.
Judge O'Connell found them guilty
and fined each in the sum OF $50 for
each count. Olmstead had two counts
against him; Edwards, one.
William Edgar and T. L. Edgar
will be tried on q similar charge to-.
morrnw
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
School Notes

Miss Cecile ShUrt, one OF Miss Cor.
ey's rhetoric pupils wrote theme In
class entitled "Tbe Mouse's House" p"
1t proved to be such a good story that
Miss Short sent IT, to the publisher Of
"The Western Home and Scho0l" Ia
Portland, Oregon. and a few days ago
the story was published.
Floyd Hensler and Vera Jackson
are absent from Miss Klinkenburg's
room this week.
Harley Case is out Of school this
week nursing three broken ribs which
we're broken by his falling against the
corner Of the school building.
Claude Ray has returned to school
after ten days 1T home suffering with
la grippe.
Fred Shepler is new pupil 10 the
Hfth grade.
Ruth and Ashley Weimer were
fourth and dfth grade visitors Tues.
day.
Roy Shepler ia a new pupil 10 Miss
Sypher's room.
Miss Mae Custer is forming chorus
Of the best singers Of Miss Klinken-
burgs and Miss Coons rooms to sing
at the commencement.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Commercial Body
Has asNewQuarters
Leases Part Of Second Story of
Miller Building as Permanent
Quarters---Omcers Elected---
Other Business Transacted.

At a called meeting Of the Chamber
OF Commerce held Wednesday even.
ing a permanent organization was
effected and the permanent secretary
and treasurer elected. Ed. J. Smith
was the choice OF the assembly for
secretary and D. F. Bartlett for treas
urer. The board OF directors, re-
ported on the building and leasing
propositions they had been investigat-
ing and recommended that the cham
Der authorize them to lease the four
rear rooms, the two occupied by Dow
ney s. Ferlen and the large hall In the
Miller building, all OF which we're Of
fered the directors for monthly rent
al Of $50. Motion was made to the
effect that the chamber authorize the
board to enter into u lease with Mr..
Miller for period Of one year with an
option on three.
The rooms now tenanted are bring
ing in sufficient money to pay the rent
asked and unless the chamber desires
more room than the hall furnishes
their own rent will be exceedingly
light. Should they desire ut any time
to enlare their quarters by opening
other rooms into the main hall they
will be privileged to do SO. These
rooms, being centrally located, will
serve the purposes Of the chamber
very nicely until such time as they
can afford to erect a building OF their
own. The matter Of securing lots for
such a building was discussed and
some action will probably be taken
soon.
Following the meeting Of the cham.
Der the board held meeting and
elected permanent officers. Rev. G.
H. Inman was elected pesident and
II. L. Martin vice president. Both
these gentlemen are we'll qualified for
their respective Offices and the board
Is to be congratulated on their select,
ion OF officials for these Important
positions.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Ordwa Crovley County, Colorado,
Town Board Meeting

The board of trustees Of the town OF
Ordway met In regular session on
Monday. March 4, at 8 p. m.
Present, Mayor H. c. Tiedemann
and Trustees Beaver. Cook, McCleary.
Riley aud Sonneland; absent, Trustee
Trainor.
Minutes Of the last regular meeting
read and approved.
The following bills we're read and
allowed:
Ordway Elec. Light aud Power
Co., lights for February.......S74 20
Ordway Hardware and Furni.
ture Co., sundries. s............. 2 25
Fl. G. Tiedemann, 1000 lhs. coal so
Sewers Transfer Co.. hauling
cinders 80. IS
William Worker, February sal
ary as marshal. al............... IS 90
l. H. Stanley, February salary
as town Attorney. ...... 20 90
W. S. Steen, February salary as
town treasurer. -. 90
J. Il. Estes, February salary as
clerk and recorder. ........... 10 90
J. B. Estes, February salary as
water commissioner. .......... 20 90
w. $. Steen, for Anna L. Afford,
balance on ditch line lease. 25 90
In the matter Of the Ordway Later.
al company's assessment against the
town for the year 1912. 1t was moved
by Trustee Riley and duly seconded
by Trustee McCleary that the town
clerk be instructed to notify the Ord.
way Lateral company that as the
town will In future receive no water
through the Ordway lateral ditch 1t
will withdraw as shareholder from
the said company and meet no more
assessments for water service In future
through said ditch.
Aye and nay vote was called and re.
corded AS follows: Ayes. Beaver, Cook,
McCleary, Riley and Sonneland; nays,
none; absent, Trainor.
Mrs. J. II. Peck, Mrs. E. W. Downey
and Mrs. .. 9. Kelley we're elected as
judges for the ensuing town election.
Moved by Beaver and seconded By
Cook that the action OF the mayor Ia
Offering a reward Of s25 for evidence
leading to the conviction Of any per
son for Illegally selling intoxicating
liquors be indorsed and approved and
ordered to stand until further action
Ave and nay vote was called and re-
corded as follows: Ayes, Beaver, Cook
McCleary, Riley and Sonnelaud: nays
none; absent, Trainor.
The appropriation ordinance for the
next fiscal year was introduced and
received its first reading.
Meeting adjourned at li:l5 p. m.
JOHN Il. ESTES, Clerk and Rec.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Road Enabling Act

Alfred Durfee Uf Fremont county,
author OF the county enabling act
which is to be submitted t. the voters
OF the state in the form OF consti.
tutioual amendment this fall, has
sent to the Colorado Good Roads as.
ISOLATION the following stat ement con.
corning this measure:
"The principal features Of the pro.
posed amendment are as follows:
"Counties may create bonded In.
debtedness for the purpose of erecting
necessary public buildings, making or
repairing roads or bridges.
debt contracted In any one year
shall not exceed sl.5O on each $1,000
when the assessed valuation 10 the
county is greater than $4,000 and
% on each $1,000 when the assessed
valuation Is less than $5,OOO,OOO.
"Bonded Indebtedness not to exceed
s per cent Of the assessed valuation
and not more than one per cent OF the
assessed valuation. or 20 per cent Of
the bonded Indebtedness to be used In
any one year.
'Bonded Indebtedness to run not
less than ten years.
"The whole or any part may be
authorized at a single election.
"People who have paid a tax the
preceding year are entitled to vote on
the bond issue. The bond issue may
be submitted at general or special
election"
This measure will allow counties to
vote bonds for good road purposes.
thus securing much needed improve
ments at once. Any further infor.
nation or copies Of this act can be
secured by writing the Colorado Good
Roads association, 3l2 Chamber Of
Commerce building, Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Concert and Dance

The Ordway Band and the Ordway
Athletic Association will give con-
cert and dance In the Ordway opera
house on Monday evening, March ls,
and are making big preparations for
the affair, which promises to be the
most important one OF the season.
Music will be furnished by the band,
the Ordway orchestra and the Greene
Tiedemann orchestra from 8 o'clock
until 12. There will be no intermis-
sion.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Nuna

Miss Ada Mathes Of Olney Spring.
visited with Miss Vada MundeIl from
Friday till Monday Of last week.
The farmers are very hopeful OF
raising fair crop II only they are
fortunate enough to get a little more
snow. t'rhey got it,
The farmers carried what mail wa.
delivered over the rural route last
week till Thursday. Guess our mai
carrier was showed under
Among the pupils absent from the
primary room last week on account OF
bad colds were Vera Hornback, Buford
Mathes and william Strever.
Vernie Rusher will make his home
with the Claud Mattinglys and attend
school the remainder OF the term.
His father recently moved to Olney
Springs.
There was no school Monday OF last
week In Mr.. Dolby's room, owing to
the inability OF the school wagon to
make Its route through the SNOW
drifts. There we're but five 10 at.
tendance in the primary room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Risinger re-
turned from Rocky Ford Wednesday
OF last week, where they had been
visiting Grandpa and Grandma Ul'
rich, formerly OF this neighborho0d
and grandparents Of Mrs. Risinger
The Numa Literary society rendered
a very interesting program and debate
at the school house recently 1t was
enjoyed by the school and many pat.
rons OF the district. These boys and
girls surely deserve all the encourage.
ment we can give them for the able
manner in which they handle these
entertainments.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Public Sale

l will sell at my farm. mile south
and I mile west Of the alfalfa mill,
beginning ut 10 n. m- on
THURSDAY. MARCH IA
The following described property:
2Gray mares, 3 years old. VT. 24OO.
l Black mare, 3 years old, VT. 1850.
l Bay mare, 3 years old, VT. 1900.
2 Brown mares. 7-S years old. VT.
27OO
2 S0rrel mares. SO years old. VT. $500.
9 Black mares, 6.7 years old, VT. 2250.
l Black mare. I years old, VT. 1000.
l Bay mare, 8 years old, VT. 1900.
All In foal.
l Bay stud. ! Shire, l Clyde. extra
large bone and good breeder, o years
old. weight 1850 lbs.
2 Bay geldinRs, 3 and years VT.
24OO.
2 Black Geldings. l and 2 years VT.
2loo.
lGray horse. 10 years old VT. 100.
IL Colts, coming yearlings. 0 Gllies
and 3 geldings. These are extra good.
Spotted Cow, 6 years. gives 3 gallon
milk day.
Red COW, s years, gives gallon milk
a day.
Red COW. extra good, 4 years. gives
3 gallon milk a day.
Red COW, fresh now, 3 years, gives
81 gallon milk day.
Red COW, 2 years, gives gallon milk
q day.
Jersey COW, 3years, gives q gallon
milk day.
4Jersey heifer year old.
! Jersey heifer, l year old.
4 Bull calves. 3 months old.
Red brood SOW, weight 300 lbs.
8 Shoats, weight 100 lbs each.
4 Red pigs.
8 Turkeys and l3 geese.
4 dozen Plymouth Rock hens.
Dain hay stacker In good condition,
2 Dain bull rakes, dump rake, Deer
ing mower that was new last season,
l Success l4.inch sulky pillow, 1 Scotch
Clipper walking plow, l 3.section har-
row as good as new, l Mccormick
mower. 6 foot cut, in good condition.
2 wagons as good as new. 3t.inch; 2
single bupgies, l new DeLaval cream
separator. just purchassd: 2 sets OF
heavy work harness, l set OF new single
harness. Many other articles.
Free lunch. Usual terms.
G. E. MUNsINGER.
Col. A. X. FRYE. Auctioneer.
WILLIAM, KRoPF, Clerk.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
A. T. Kinney Passes Away

At the age Of 80 years, Justice Kin.
ney, ut one time hotel keeper In this
city, passed away at his home 10 Cold.
water, Mich, on February %. He
had been In poor health for several
years. His wife and four children sur
vive him. Following the civil war.
10 which he served, he was appointed
to a clerkship 10 the war department
at Washington and was employed In
that capacity for over twenty years.
Mr.. Kinney and his family resided In
Ordway about nine years ago, being
in charge OF the Hotel Berendo. They
afterwards moved to Rocky Ford
News OF his death came In a letter
from one OF the daughters to Mrs,
Marie Griffin, who thought the an.
nouncement would be Of interest to
many who knew the family during
their stay here.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Sugar Beets Safe Crop

With the dawn Of the sugar beet
industry the farmer was assured Of
one farm crop that Is not affected by
market conditions. These conditions
may force the sale Of any other crop
on account of an overstocked market
to less than cost Of producing It In
fact, every crop raised except beets
must take the chance of sale when
ready for market. With the beet crop
the market price is fixed when the
farmer signs the contract. The sugar
mill takes the risk Of falling markets
and the chance Of profit and less lies
with the mill, and 1t is big chance
the mill sometimes takes; not alone
the chance OF the market, hut also the
tinkering Of congress with the tariff,
which our law making power seems
con tinually to threaten. 1t would be
less harmful to the beet sugar indus.
try II they were definite In what they
do or try to do. ..
On the other hand. the grower takes
no risk except those incurred by cli-
matte conditions. The crop may turn
out little or big, but the selling price
Is fixed and the farmer knows what
he will receive, be the crop one ton
or twenty. This same risk is taken
with any crop we raise; the amount
we can grow no man can foretell. no
crop responds so readily to cultivation
as beets, but the best results are OBJ
tained by intensive cultivation. Per.
sistence, care and thOroughness 10
every detail produces sugar beets. The
farmers compensation Is not all 10 the
seasons beet crop, but the crops that
follow beets will be better on account
uf deep plowing aud careful, thorough
tilling. The rOOtlets left in the ground
add humus to the soil and the output
Is better.
Beet tops are valuable. One ten OF
tops IL equal to one ton OF hay. The
factory and farmer must act together
for the best results. Neither, alone,
can produce sugar. and permanent
partnership can be maintained only
by corporation. In the past there
has been too much Of viewing the
business from one side by both parties
Every farmer wants . sugar mill IL
his community; II enhances the value
Of his land-this 90 Que can deny.
The sugar beet Industry, In my
opinion. Is taking on new life; It Is
starting out again on a armer. be tteI
basis, and 1t will become In this state
the same AS IL Is In Europe. No farm
er will think OF farming without a
ield OF beets and he will look ahead
two or three years and know where
his beet field will be. Beets will be
the staple crop. 1t has had some set
backs In the past, chiefly because we
did not or had not prepared our land
to get the best out OF II.
&. J. KEARNs,
Agricultural Superintendent.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Who's Who Down
andAround Olney
Metropolis of Western End of
County Sends In Small Grist
ofLate News---Aged Woman
Passes to the Great Beyond.

The backbone of the coal bin is
broken.
IF. Baylor was Pueblo shopper
Monday.
Mrs U. Baker and children OF Pu-
eblo are visiting relatives here.
Harry Millhouse has crew saving
lumber on the river near Swink.
In Japan they use wooden pillows.
A pillow fight there means something.
Oh, you menagerle month! You
certainly got here with the lion end
up.
Rev. G. Fl. Inman OF Ordway con.
Quoted services at the church Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. W. E. Wrapp Of Ordway Is con-
Quoting a series OF revival meetings at
the church every evening this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrapp are visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wall.
There Is altogether too much money
going for the luxuries Of city life and
not enough for country Improvements.
The cryof "Back to the farm" should
apply TO money US we'll as to men. 1t
takes coin OF the realm to improve
farms, build public highways and
make farm life profitable and attrac-
tive.
Mrs. Barger died suddenly last FRI
day night at the home OF John Jewell.
She was SO years of age and had been
In poor health for some time, having
failed especially since the death OF her
son. v. Fl. Barger, who was killed near
Hugo early last fall by his brother-in.
law. Funeral services we're held at
the home OF Mr.. Jewell Sunday after.
noon at p. m, Rev. W. e. wrapp of
Ordway conducting the service. In.
terment was made In the Olney Springs
cemetery.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Opie Read Is
Last Number

The Ordway Lyceum association
presents Opie Read at the opera house
Friday, March Is.
This is probably the only opportun.
ity that the people OF this community
will have to hear Opie Reed. We have
only limited number Of seats left.
All who wish to enjoy this last number
will do we'll by getting tickets early.
Admission only SO cents. Tickets at
Edgar Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Ladies' Aid March ID

The next regular monthly meeting
OF the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church will be held at the
parsonage on Thursday next, March
ii. A temperance program will be
given. Mrs. Eagleton and Mrs. Sprcn.
gle will entertain. Aspecial invitation
Is extended to all people who have
recently arrived In Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Willis-Doughty

A wedding, 10 which two Box Springs
parties figured, occurred at the home
OF Frank Willis Wednesday evening.
w. H. Curtis OF the Christian church
was called in to join In bonds Of Holy
wedlock the lives OF Miss Gladys
Doughty and Mr.. George Willis.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Nothing to It

A Fowler advertiser puts out the
following In last weeks Tribune:
"Spring, with her butterflies, Is on
the wing and swiftly drawing nigh"
That must be what 1t was that made
IL so hard to see across the street last
Snnday.-butterily wings. Some darned
knocker on Colorado weather said IL
was now.-La Junta Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08

In remitting for the New Era for
another year. George r. Thumann, a
former resident Of Ordway, orders his
paper addressed to WILDER instead OF
Clatonia, Neb.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08

J. G. Ellis has rented his place south
OF town to Warren Jones. who moved
into the Mock house last Friday.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08

1t isn't "Sunny" but "Snowy Colo
radu" these glad, happy days.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
Mrs. Twombly Dead

At Olney Springs on March l oc.
Cured the death OF Mrs. Sarah Twomb.
ley ut the age OF SO. Death was due
from old age and paralysis. She was
the mother OF ten children. During
the past years she had been living
with her two daughters in Olney
Springs. She had been member Of
the Baptist church ut Mound City.
Kan, for the past thIrty.two years.
Rev. W. E. Wrapp Of Ordway preached
the funeral sermon Sunday. after
which interment was had 10 the Olney
Springs cemetery.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08

A box supper will be given at the
Bob Creek schoolhouse on Friday even
ing March %, to raise money for pur-
chasing q piano.
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08
New Base Ball
| League, Maybe

The latest developments in the
semi.local base ball situation point To
the formation OF a new league which
will cut Ordway out to a certain ex-
tent from games with nearby towns.
The lineup for the new league as an
nounced by the Pueblo papers will
include Pueblo, Colorado Springs,
Rocky Ford, La Junta and Canon City.
Cripple Creek, Trinidad and Florence
we're also candidates. At q meeting
at the Cungress hotel In Pueblo the
Rocky Mountain Base Ball league was
formed, to consist OF six clubs. The
tinal member will be chose from the
three towns above. A salary limit Of
81 200 per month was agreed upon. II
the league starts the season will open
the latter part OF May and close on
Labor day, September 2. Now how
about the Missouri Pacific league?
The Ordway new era., 1912-03-08

Battling Nelson and Eddie johnson
of Pueblo may be matched at the
smoke town soon.
The late extraordinary session OF
the Nevada legislature failed to take
any action barring the boxing game
10 that state.
1t Is given out that the Flynn.John
son battle will be held at or near
Wendover, Utah, on July "a.
Eddie Graney has bid $4,000 for a
return date between Abe Attel and
Johnny Kilbane. champion feather
weight puRilist.
"Soldier" Rider OF Los Angeles Is
the latest white hope" He has
fought tifty.seven fights and won them
all, forty being by the knockout route.