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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-26
CUBAN SUGAR MAGNATE SEES BIG !
INJURY INREMOVAL OF The TARIFF.

ability. and also Is an admirar OF Post
rnastergeneral Burleson.
Our methods of handling the trusts
he believes to be fundamentally
wrong. and he held up for comparison
the way such business enterprises ara
handled in Germany There eonsoli-
dation is encouraged. and no effort
made to fix rates or prices. But In
Germany very full publicity Is insist.
ed upon and percentage OF the pro
fits Of all private enterprise Is taken
Ia form or taxes-a most equable
form CT taxation. he believes.
Publicity. believes Mr.. Heckscher,
would have prevented all of the scan
Gals and abuses connected with the
history Of the big combinations of our
country The Standard oil Company
CT the tobacco trust could never have
carried on the Illegal practices against
competitors that they did. had there
been laws requiring all Of their bust.
ness to be regularly officially exam
ined and broadcast publicity given
them.
Unless We are willing to properly
safeguard our industries the way Eu-
ropean countries do theirs, q lot OF
our enterprises viii soon be In the
same position as our merchant ma.
rine, thinks Mr.. Heckscher, who. by
the way, is politically a Progressive.
All Europe. he AYERS. is organized to
systematically loot US as soon as we
Rave thrown down our defenses.
Hawaii Should Diversity.
Mr.. Heckscher stated that he be-
Eeves great effort should be made in
the islands to develop other industries
besides sugar. Properly handled, he
thinks. the Mediterranean fruit fly
can be successfully combatted. and
the way opened for the production of
fruit for mainland markets. which he
believes offers great field
eBut certainly admire the spirit OF
the people of these islands" he said,
'sin the way they have accepted the
crisis forced upon them. hear no
Incorporate complaining, and only
the determination to find a solution
to the problem, II one is to be found.
interests Widely Scattered.
Besides his sugar interests in Cuba.
Mr.. Heckscher has important inter-
ests in connection with the Pearson
oil syndicate in Mexico. and also has
various connections with the iron and
steel industry of the United States.
His chief interest. however. is in zinc
mining and manufacturing, an import.
ant center of which is in New Jer-
sey.
Mr.. Heckscher Is paying his first
visit to Hawaii, and he expresses
himself as more than pleased with
the climate and the people he has
mot. He and his wife expect to visit
the volcano next week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-26
GRIPS MAYOR
BUT CIVIC DUTY SAYS NAY!


..pm longins for a trip said Mayor
y. ]. Fern yesterday, with the weary
tone Of one who has worked long and
hard for the public veal I'm longin'
fer a trip"
Visions Of st. Louis passed before
his eyes. OF Japan decked In cherry
blossoms. and Of Kauai. the big gar
den.
Three tripsf And yet his honor
feels that he will not be able to take
any one OF them.
He says it Is awful to long for trip
and not be able to take one, to have
an acute attack Of Wanderlust and not
be able to humor il bit. Wanderlust
land nothing to do but to stay home,
90 to luaus, breeze around in q city
and county automobile. listen to the
band and other forms of painful work.
The mayor has been invited to join
the Japan excursionists. to 90 with
the AID Club to Kauai, and to be In at
tendance and to take part in the great
historical pageant to be given in st.
Louis.
All Of these trips must go by the
board; politics, family picnics and
pleasant quarrels of the supervisors
are to keep him here. ~Ah," he says,
were not mayorin
In those good old days before his
honor entered into the service Of the
people, he was carefree. boasted Of
much ready money, could 60 and
come when he pleased, and could give
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-26

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-26
LOCAL and GENERAL

The members of Honolulu Council
of Kadosh No. will hold a special
meeting in the Masonic Temple this
evening. beginning at 1880 o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-26

Western Union has announced stock
profit-sharing plan for employees. set
ting aside $500 shares at so and 10000
at So. Employees have right to pur-
chase stock to extent of half their
salaries in even shares. Payments call
for 25 per cent at outset and therefore
monthly over "a months. No stock
certificates viii be delivered until
March !, 1915, even If fully paid for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-26

Benjamin l. Winchell. director Of
traffic OF Union Pacific. says that he
believes that the last half. of the year
will be better than the first, and that
revival of business will follow great
crops that everything seems to indi-
cate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
0Ge(egrapb
Die W1arinsborlag. uns
tersetfnet.

PIE ui u Z ~ v
ter5et4net.
WuI6tngton, .. G., 80. Suni.
9rdFosnt @iIion uRtstssi6nets am
Sienitag bic Marin.porldse, in pel'
der Der Ban bon spsi Hsuen Sgeabs
nougbts DOrgeisten unb Der Warinss
ieiretGr autoriiirt piro, bic pan3er'
i6iffe .Soabo" unp ~Wliiiiiiippi" an
@riehenlano gu pertaufen, oamtt fur
ben Grlos - unssfdbr $12, 100000
Elm oritter 0rsabnousbt sstaut pers
ben tam. Die llnterbanolungsn me-
gen bes gsr'ouis iino isBt i'm Sange.
Cine GbieasOsr Surp D o m
Rt6ter tritiiirt.
gbicagp, 81, 80. SUM-. Cine
Surp, bic nitt I'M Stanbe mar, ii6
in benz Jalle bon 9ruar Gresn &c So.
,u eiHiaen, Sie argstlast NOR, in uns
aeiesli6.r D.iTs goeain psriduft 5u
baben, purbe am Disnitas bon BEN
Rihtsr Rsipcomsr in idarfer Weiie
tritiiirt.
Differ qrcssb totet bic Staot
SITS unS Sns gsipsismaterial mar 10
iibsrpdltisenb, bab Elm uui ibulbis
lcutsnbsr Dabriprud bate abgeseben
lperbeu miiFsn," iaats Der Ri6ter.
Die !3euaen IN behi 5alle iinb ldu<
ter MenI6en, bsnsn Der lunsidbrtge
genuB bon Rartotita bic 4onititus
tion bplIitdnbis ruinirt bat, uno bic
iaum i'm Stanbs iein tpsrben, Il, siuem
,ipsi.sH prostb aiis,ufassn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Dammit hdtten. Der 2umult pud)s m
irl6er Weiie an, baB Der prGiiben!
Der admmer ii6 beranlaBt iab, pie
SiBunq au fuspenbirsn.
2lae moali6en 0robungen uno 8es
fhimpfunaen burhi9pirrten bic 2uf..
Die ferbii6en 2tbgeOroneten ipuroeE
WOrber asnannt unb lie puroen ge-
frdat, OBJ lie ibre gpmben mitgebra6t
hdtten.
Sc &aifer Bil6elm bssisbt
lid mad Wien.
Berlin, 80. .Suni. IS purbe am
0ienitda offisisG anaetiinbigt. bab Der
&aiier 0ilbelm ii6 perIonli6 nab
Wien be9eben iperbe. I'm Der 8eeroi.
guna beg Graber5oas ssrun8 5erpi.
ndnb umo Der 6eraoQin Don Sobcns
bura bei3utpohnen. Der &aiier uno
bic aoiierin tsbrten an Montag DON
aiel aus bierber auriid. IS 1T ou9
moali4, OnB Der aaiIer feline asplants
Toroldnbsfabrt biesmal aufge6en
niro.
Sn Sloenburg bat bic 8luttbot bes
Gamblers 2ebnin9 unb Der 9ebriiber
gnselbsrt unb 2ouis &6mibt ibre
Siibne ssfunosn. Die ansstlagten
lpurosn gu je Dier5ebn Sabrsn 3u4ts
baus perurtbeilt.
Qebning uno bic beioen griiber
S6mibt bdtten i'm Hopember bes pers
sangenen Sabrss ben &aFsnbotsn Der
0elmsnboriter Sutsipinnersi bsraubt
unO ben gsadttud4ter Senbe sridois
fen.
Selb itmorS i'm gifenbabn 8 NJ
3ug.
Sn 0sfuu ipurbe in einsm &oupe
bes 9amburssr SdnsQ3usss Der
aaufmanH Siuse cri6oHen aufgefun.
ben. Sin5e mar Snbaber elmer 5iliole
bes 9srlinsr gantbauiss Sr6blih uno
auttner. Ra6 untsri6laauna bon
2S0,000 Wuri pdr sr seflii6tst unb
itedbrisfIid Oerfolgt pOrbsn. Sstt
bat er iid ourh sisene 9aHb benz
Strafridtsr ent3Ossn.
SRI. 2uura Stallo NIT
einem prin3en ROss
pigIioii permGblt.
puris. 80. Suni. am 9isnitag
fdnb bier bic 9ermGblung DON sSrl.
2aura Rc5onolo Staup, 5O6tsr bon
GbmuHb &. Stauo Don Cincinnati,
nit bem prin3sn 5rancesco Rospislios
7 Hat. liRtet ben einselnbsneu @Gs
| fen befanben fih Der amsritanii9e
Botfdafttr Wbron 3. Serrit unb Gss
mubIin unb Der Bring unb bic 9rins
5eiiin Wurut. Iestsre cine Stpsiter
Der graut. Das RsupsrmG6Ite paar
piro feline 1Iitierpofsn in RorrpsssI
p.rbrinsen.
Il Ferleuts unb Hltionas
ltiteH i'm & mpf.
Smnsb, gountp 5Drons, Sr.
lamb, 80. Suni. = Die ii4 isinolieh
seseniibsrftsbeuOsn 5rsipinisensOrgus
niiationsn, bic 2suts bon uIitsr unS
Die Ratioraliiten, serietben bisr am
Gisniias a6enb dnsindnosr unS es
fam 5li sinem beftisen aampf. Mshs
rsrs gipiliiten uno poli5iitsn tpuroen
Idiper DerleBt, oanu tamsu absr aon:
iiabIer on Srt uno StslIe an uno
trie6en bic SGmpfenbsn uuseinanoa.
Der Carl Of Wempb se'
forbeH.
2onbo.n, 80. Suri. - Der garl
Of 0empb ano Wnr6. Der r9u.er"
bes britiidsn Sbsrbauiss, III i'm qls-
Ter BON SO Sabren seitorbsu. Gr ging
i'm 2llter pon 80 Sabren nod cine
srptite Gbe sin, ubsleid sr 5abIreihs
Erfpf uub ltreutel bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
general Msbina Barron NIT nur IA
2 Wlonn psripunbst in 9iusuas Ga
IisHtds anseiommsn.
fJrl. 2aura MeDonalo Stallo DON
Cincinnati nit b.m prin3en
: Roipigloii permdbit.s
Die WGAte prote.ittren ges
gen bic gilbhns einss

@iener Tretforps.
Wien, 80. Suni. Die bebOrolit)
berfiiate Sdliebhns oss Werbe Bus
rsaus fir Elm Grsitorps, bas gum per-
f0nli6en Ghubs bss Giiriien Wilblm
hon 4Ibanisn Don benz 9ilpbaner
gurIHner unb Dem 4r6itetttn Mirt6
eroffnst fporb.n mar, III. fpis hsuts
befaunt aeporbsn. auf bic Snttrpens
tion Der bslltihen, fran3SiiIhen unb
ilalieniihsn Resisrungen 5uriid3ufiib'
rem. Sn Rom, Berlin unD paris hats
te bic Mrt, ipie bas 5reitorps geiuors
Ben ipurbs, unanssnebm bsriibrt. Gs
tdttsn jit bersits speitauisnb Greis
pillise, Sarunier pisle friibere Sifis
5iere, gsmslbet.
Die s.nanntsn ResieruHeen beton'
ten einitimmis. bab fie 5u jsoer 9ilies
Isiitung, mas 4lbdnisn unb ben Jiirs
fen Wilbslm anbeir6fs, bereit isien,
bab iOlds Silfslsiitungen aber unans
gebra6t ieien. 10 lange iie nidt auf
! offi;ielIem Wsse srfolse. Dor allen lei
l5u bsfiirdtsn, bab bic pripaien Wabs
Anobmsn in Wisn anbere 8aIfanitaateH
Hsur gilbung bon Greitcrps pber bes
afpaffnetsn Banben psrleit.H tOnne. Sn
4 2insrisnnung SisItr 4rsumente puros
Il bns Werbot srlaHeH.
RumGniideS Spione In sic.
benbiirgen.
Bubapeit, 80. Suni. Di. bieiise
3eituns rpsiiinopIo4 psrDffentlitt i'm
Mcrilant bic ginsabe bss fisbsnbiirs
gil6tn 3sihners Sempintp, bic bitisr
on ben 0iterrsidif4 ungariiden
arisgsminiftsr eeri9tet bat. 0urin
bsbauptet Der 3eidlR.r. baB bic SabIs
reihsH TeIsrtiontH rumGniiGsr Sffis
5iste iikr bic Orsn5s mad Sitbenbiirs
gen in WiriIihssli nur GdeinsGeisrs
tipnsn isisn. SbaiiG6lid ieisn ale
Diefe sSlii6iIinet bon ibrer HegieruHg
be3ablis unb beii.llts SpiOn.. 90 babe
sine IN Sisbenbiirg.n umb.rrsiisnbs
Hbeattrtruppe br,i Mitsli.bsr tnibaIs
ten, bi. rumaniide Cffi5isre porsn.
bic iih Der Srupps unisr Der Stdus
5pielermasis anssfhloifen bdtisn. um
ibr 6anbtpert aIs Spions unseit0rt
ousiiben gu iSHnen.
Gtreit bon Staatss qngt
felIttn in Grantrei4 In
ausfi9t.
paris, 80. Suni. sSn Rsai,runass
sreiIsn III man ipessn Der W6slihieit
eines Gtrsiss Der GfadtsangsItsatsn
in GROCER Deiorgnib. Das i5inan5s
5lpnn,ittts bes SsnatB bat namIih
stne 0orlass usriporfen. Der sufoI5s
tie StantsanssitelItsn am Samiiag
sinsn talben Geiertas srbaIitn foIl.sn.
iint bies irob Der 5batia9,, bab Der
prsmier Wipiani bic Qlnnabme Der
UorIdge brinsenb perldngt bdtts.
Die arbeiterorsaniidiionsn li7b
ishr lrbiitsrt iibsr bic StslIunsndbme
9cts Gtnats, ba m.brsre ReeisrunasR
ncnsinonbsr iid fir bic 8eipiIisune
bes taIbsn Jsieriaes ertldrt bdiien.
Wan biIt ss fir bsinabe seipib, bab
"a 5u sinem Sireif tpmmtn ipirb.
ArpstraDafIe in Wabrib.
Mldbrib, 30. Suni. Gin ercbtr
esIsa een ,1sutsn, luas IbtA @rssitl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Rur Der beutide aaiisr ipiro DON alien
europdiidsn iiiritsn Der Beer
oisung beifpobnen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
Nene @ntoe&uugeu
0iit ycins auf Die GrmOraHns
beg WalbD 81. 8allon
in Stamiuro, GDnu.
Gin prDminenter Siirser ieet bes
WDrbes nerbd6ttg.

@r lit BON Der poliasi angelpieJn
tporren. bic Stabt niht au per.
luifen.
gine llnterlu6unQ Der gonbsausgd'
ben Der @abaIh>gittsburqb Ser
minal 81. 81. Company
8om Rationnlen Observation-Disclosures
angeosonet.
->se
Trau Shumams6eint erbdlt formeQ
bic Sdeibunq au9eipro4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

aonbon. 80. Suri. = Der garI
Of Dempb ano Wnr6. Der Batter
pes britiidsn S6srbauiss, III i'm aIs
Ter BON SO Sabren seitorben. Gr ging
i'm 9llter pon 80 Sabren nod cine
speite Gbe sin, obsleih sr aabIreihs
Gntel unb urentel bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Sir 8 biolunb SnbianG: Stfi9s
sregen am WittpO6. 9fm 9onn,riias
iinbsftimmtes Weiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Wsil er siu intimsr psrfDnlider Jreun5
bes Grmorbeten mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
Mnslano.S .Selcsrapb

Muslano. o.Selcgrapb
Die Organillrung elmer at6a.
nl6m cegion in ulien
@ar BON ben W sdd3f 3fenbers
bpten tpDroen,
Sie ertldrtsn, ieIbft alls mig.
liAe Ollie brinsea ju tuollem,
Gin Gtreii BON Resitrunssanssiisliten
In 5ranirsi6 3u erparien.
Sbsuerunestrapalle in Wabrib.
Grbittsri. Srauen pliinbern unb 5ers
it5ren gGdsreien,
IMeiI bic gddsr bic preiie erhObt
baben.
iDon ben 1900 Biz 1900 Mdnn
Rssierunsstruppsn. bic 3atat.s
cos pertbeioigt,
~
Ginb MIR unsefdbr 800 Mann snts
tomrleH.
.Deueral Webina Barron NIT nur IA
~ WlanH psripunbst in 2iusuas Ca
w IisHtds anseiommeR.
9ssrl. 9aura UicDonalb StalIo bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
Cincinnati, Mitt,pod. ben 1. ISnli 1914.

Die cei6sn ofS GrSGerSO0s
5ranS hrDinaa0 uno
(einer genla6lia
am Si.nifas bel Wetispita in
Der 6erjesOipina
I'm Uorb bes 6fferreidyiiHen pans
seridJiffss ,,ViribMs limits"
gebradjt.
Das jest nit ben SGrsen na4 5rieit
untertpess 1T.
70
Rur Der beutids aaiier miro bon alien
europdiIden Iyiiriten Der Beer
oisuns beilpobnen,
gBsil sr siu intimer psrfDnIi6sr JreunS
bss grmorbsten mar.
Die Wsri4DOrung sur grmorOuns Ses
graber5ogs
war unstpeifelbaft Don ben isrbiicben
RationaliiteH ssplant iporbsn.
Die WOrosr, Die Dor einsm Gioilsss
rtHt proSeFirt perbsn,
MsrOsn NIT Dsrbdltnibmdbig ssrinsen
Strafen baOontOmmen.
@abrisl prin5ip oiirfts pes.n isinsr
SugenO nur 3sbn Sabre ges
fdnsnib srbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
Am 9i.nifas bel DietisOitd in
Der 6erIesOipina
I'm HorS bes 0iferreid,ii6es pans
serfhiffss "Viribas limits"
9ebraft.

Oas jsbt nit ben Sdrssn na4 5rieit
unterwess lit.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1914-11-06
FRIDAY, NOV. 6. 1914.

At the election held Tuesday a
majority of the voters of Idaho
county spoke in positive terms
against the division of this coun
ty at this time and as a conse-
quence can take up their daily
affairs again with the assurance
that this question will not bother
them again for the next eighteen
months at least.
The leaders of the anti-divi-
sion forces at Grangeville made
their campaign against county
division "at this time" and their
action was marked with the
approval of the larger half of the
citizens of the county.
The republican legislative can
Gidates, who were elected to Of
flee Tuesday, made their race on
this same platform and stand
promised and pledged to the
citizens of the entire county as
being against division of this
territory in any manner, either
through the creation of one or
more counties or by annexation
of any strip of territory to an
other county.
Our people have spoken against
division of any kind at this time.
Our legislative candidates are
pledged against division of any
kind and have been elected by
those opposed to d division.
Enough! Old Idaho county will
remain as she is for the next
two years at least and our citi-
zens can rest easy, for no man
pledged and elected to office
against county division dare go
to Boise and prove false to the
wishes of his people, even should
he privately wish to do 80.
County division will come
some time, but not for the next
two years at least. So be it.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1914-11-06

Like the good man who cannot
be kept down county division
will continue to rise up until it is
finally accomplished and Grange
vile might as we'll make up their
mind to face the inevitable re-
suit sooner or later and get ready
to adjust lines. The movement
is by no means killed because it
met with defeat last Tuesday.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1914-11-06

Editor Woodward, of the
Whitebird Sun, announces that
he has purchased an interest in a
paper in Montana and will soon
move to the treasure" state.
Claude gave the river town a
good paper and his place will be
hard to fill, but he is wise in
leaving, for a small town with
two factions is no place for an
editor with ambition.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1914-11-06

Grangeville offered Cotton
wooda bunch of shovels We'd
nesday morning-ei either to bury
ourselves deeper or dig out of
the landslide. They were de-
clined with thanks, but we
might use a few dozen of the
empty houses you have over
there. Ours are all full.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1914-11-06

The Grangeville precincts cast
over a thousand votes Tuesday.
With a city population of prof. :
ably less than 1900, and some 600
children in their school, we don't
know where these votes came
from but they got 'em-some-
where.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1914-11-06

Grangeville got all the fat Of
flces again Tuesday and the west
side got the consolation prize
the coroner's office. Quite ap-
propriate, too.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27
Chattel Mortgage Sale

Whereas, A, R. Bouidin and G. N. Bouldin
did by their certain Chattel MORTGAGE. dated
the 26th day of March. A. D. 1918. mortgage and
convey to Levi Riddle the following described
property. to-wit:
Two thousand head Of sheep. the same being
an entire flock Of ewes. lambs and rams, bear
ing and TO bear the perpendicular Cross brand.
to xether with ali increase and 'clips' of wool
therefrom tsubject to all former recorded liens).
to secure the payment Of their one certsfn
promissory note for the sum Of twenty-five
hundred and OO-IOO dollars, said note being
pa yable to the order Of Levi Riddle, at Ord
why. Colorado.
Now. Therefore, Default having been made
in the payment Of said note, and other cove
nants Of said MORTGAGE and under and by
virtue OF the terms of said mortgage, the same
, having become due and payable. and payment
of the same having this day been demanded.
and neglected and refused. wherefore the said
above described mortgaged property has been.
by virtue Of said mortgage. taken into full
possession to the use of the mortgsgee namcd
| therein public notice Is hereby given that the
uudersigned. as such MORTGAGE. by virtue
Of the power and authority in said morteagn
given and granted, will sell the above described
property at the 8. Harrison White farm. four
miles east Of Ordway. IN the county Of Grow
ley, state OF Colorado. on Monday the 9Th day
| Of April, 1914. between the hours Of O'Clock
IN. and o'clock y. m I, at public suction. to the
highest bidder for cash. the proceeds
Of said sale to be applied to the payment Of
the aforesaid indebtedness. with attorneys
fees in said note provided. and all the costs
and expenses Of this foreclosure aud the care
aud maintenance of said property until such
sale is made.
Dated st ordway. Colorado. this 10th day Of
March. A. D. 1910
LEVI RIDDLE. MorteaRee.
ByI d. Stanley. Agent.
First publication March T-Last April 3, 1914
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Claude Bruno of Grand Junction ia
here and is employed In the harness
department by A. NJ. Ward. He is
a brother of Frank Bruno, harness
maker.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Senator Harry Casady was here from
Boulder the latter part of last week
and over Sunday looking after busi'
ness affairs.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

DR.. Bulette OF Pueblo, will be at
The Ord way Jewelry Co.'s store Sat
urday, March % Practice limited TO
eye, ear, nose and throat. and fttinR
glasses.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Dawes Spindle of Olney Springs
was iD town Wednesday and while
here ordered the New Era sent to
him. He Is farming near there.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27
Mrs. VIM. Worker aud son Charles
were 10 Pueblo Wednesday.

All kinds Of chick food for old and
young chickens at The Ordwsy Trad
Ing Company.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Criminal warrants were served yes
terday on "A. j. Clifton and Frank
Lindquist, charged with larceny Of
mortgaged property. They gave bond
for their appearance tomorrow.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Strickler, of Crowley, will sell yo
all kinds Of goods at MontRomer
Ward Co. prices. Call and see him.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Mrs. e. v. Brackett and two daugh
ters, Misses Evelyn and Edith. wer,
10 Pueblo Monday.
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Obituary

Marie. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. H.
e Lee. aged 10 years, died March II.
1914.
Dear little Marie, thou vast mild and
lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant as the air OF evening
When it floats among the trees.
Thou hast gone to rest,
And we no more can see thy smiling
face
Nor hear thy gentle voice.
So good bye. dear little Marie, till
resurrection morn,
When we shall meet around the
throne OF God,
Where parting shall be no more.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Come and see our line of harness.
1t Is fne and complete. The Ordway
Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Charles Martin. of Pueblo. who was
resident here last summer, was q
business visitor during the past week
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Call and look over our stock Of la
dies hats-latest styles and correct
prices. Strickler Nero. Co., Crowley
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

George Colgin, who has the contract
for the cement work on the canning
factory at Crowley, has started work
the past week.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

See us for plumbing. We have the
fixtures on the floor. The Ordway
Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

We can save you money on wagons
Come and see them. The Ordway
Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Now is the time for disc and drag
harrows and sulky plows. Let US show
them to you. The Ordway Trading
Company.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Free-information on farming tools
Come and get it. The Ordway Trad
ing Company.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Ernest F. Greene was here from
Colorado Springs the first OF the week.
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Card of Thanks

We extend our heartfelt thanks to
the many friends and Deighbors for
their Kindness during the illness and
death of our darling little daughter,
Marie. Also for the lovely flowers
and cards Of sympathy.
Mr.. AND MRS II. r. LEE,
MIR AND MRS G. W. COLGIN.
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Room for rent to gentleman Wishing
to batch. Mrs. Chas. Hensler.
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For Sale

Catalpa shade trees 10 and 20 cents
each. Fred Able, second house west
OF alfalfa mill.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

J. R. Thomas made business trip
down the valley the first of the week.