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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-22
GACETILLAS

Ramon Gaetan Sanchez, quien Sc de-
dicaba la fabrication de cigarros clan
destinamente, fue denunciado por ell
agente de Rentas Internas don Justo
Barros, ante ell Juez Municipal, y este
lie impuso cien dollars de multa 8 cien
dias de carcel
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Sewer Petition Referred

At . meeting OF the city oouucil
Monday night . petition for the crss-
tion of new sewer district on the
vinyard property and sdisosnt land,
was submitted. The petition was re-
ferred to the city attorney 70 have the
petitioners submit plsns and specin-
cations, outlining the property 70 be
taken in.. the sixe of the saver peti7
toned and other such Information.
This matter will b taken up st the
next. regular mestins Of the city
council. the nrst Monday night in
Janussv. should the desired Informs
tion be furnished.
At present the property under the
proposed district 10 not pistted. The
Vinyard property IL the site pfoposed
for the location Of tho court house.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
sheep FEEDER Fever.. !.

Among the sheep men who have
nocks Of any considerable siss this
winter ara Green Brothers, who have
camps west and northwest Of Ordwsy.
They recently secured the holdings Of
]. p. Bouidin. ~
Thatcbers hsve several camps 10 the
Antelope Springs Vicinity asd from
there on north IN Lincoln county. In
these several camps there are thOus-
auds Of sheep. (
Wm. Readle has flock on Steel's
Fork 10 Lincoln oounty. He 10 10 the
business alone this ssason. his broth
er. Joe Beadle. having cold hts inter-
ests sud 10 devoting his attsstion 70
cattle.
Thos. Fountain, who recently pur-
chased the R6bert Mills ranch and
sheep. has . 1ock Of go nsas town.
Vim. Lsckey hiss nock sixteen miles
north OF Fowler and Cliftoa d Lind
quist have 1000 head 10 shsfes with
}. O. EaRlston. Ss ,
The Bouldins have disposs1Ie ~ .thsir
entire lot, }. p. Bouldie ssyaing u
Grsss Brothers, and VIM Boaldls to
Pete Fsriss.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Stamp Sticking Rage

Stick q stamp hero, stick . stamp
there stick your revenue stamps
every where. Paste them ON your
notes. Plaster them ou your barn
doors. dob them on your goats. Put
them on your sheep. your horse and
your COW. Stick them over your chick
ems and your poland china SOW.
Put stamps on your butter. your
cream and your bread. Put them on
every thing. both living and dead.
It's all the rage now to help your
Uncle Sam, though II costs you mon
ey he don't give d.. Just stick to
the job.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Local and Personal

W. o. B. Martin, who teaches school
10 tho Peak View school house. Of the
north end OF the Numa district. was
In town last Saturday 10 company with
Mrs. Martin. Mr.. Martin stated that
there was q great deal of improve
ments being made in his peighbor-
hood, consisting of improvements to
houses, barns, outbuildings aud fen
ces. "It's taking on q very prosper.
ous look out with u.s." he stated.
d. s. Bontrager who has been farm
Ing west Of Ordwsy is making prepar-
ations to move 70 Michigan, and d. .
Bontrsger. his cousin. will probably
move TO Ness county, Kansas. They
are to have sale on Tuesday Of next
week TO sell Oh all their stock and
farming machinery preparatory TO
moving.
Mrs. n. e. Saudford has been here
the past several days looking after
her ranch property. Her farm across
from the Peter Kaiser ranch hss been
occupied tho past season BY George
and John Heory, who came here some
mooths ago from Seneca, Ksos. They
will coatipoe 70 handle this rsnch..
Peter Glynn Of Fsoniuors. Wis,
bsothsr.io-lsw Of Harry Quill was here
iass week 70 attend the funeral. He
returned 70 his homo but will b
back here lsterJto Look after the 10.
tsrests Of the Gull estate.
Miss. Bradley OF sedslis, No., bss %.
cepted . position 10 l. H. Stsolsy's
onIcs. Miss Bradley was accompanied
here BY her father, mother and sister.
who returned 70 their home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. W. O. Carter hiss received do.
nation from the White House 10
Washington. ID. O. for the bazaar Of
the Christian church TO be held on
Saturday Of this week.
Fred Hilvert returned Monday
from Cincinnati, o., where he had
consulted with .. A. Gerard company
which he represents 10 the west.
Mrs. L. I. CHM left last Saturday
for CoaeyvIlls and Cedar Vale, Kansas
where she will spend the holidays
with relatives.
Ernest Green came down from COL
orado Springs the latter part Of last
week and has been looking after busi-
ness here.
W. l. Lesry, wife and baby, OF
Creede, ,Colo.. were here last week, Wis
itiog J. Fl. and Edith Lesry.
Sell Tiedemsnn your hay.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

g. ". Ingalls, Of 1sasaeoas vas in
Osdway last Friday 70 sstssd the
funeral Of Harry Gull ~. Ipsalla
vaa The erst county connissi0per
'this psss ef.wbaSSsxs thss Ss1 oesvo
county, ever had. He made AZ excel
lent commissioner and the south side
found that the north side really had
goOd timber 10 recognition vas given
considerably from then on.
Mr. ingalls, lived on the north side
1t that time.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
The Ford For Service

Dr.. A. d. Updegraft, Of Wichita.
Kansas, has clearly earned the dis
tinction Of being one Of the pioneers
- we'll q the most iovetersts motor
ist Of the Great Middle West. Or.
Updegraft writes the Ford Motor Com.
pany that he bought bis 6rst Ford
10 Wichita eight years ago, and that
10 this period he has. bought two
Eords and sixteep other cars OF sssor-
ted makes. He also states that he
has just turned 10, - part payment
ou another Ford, . car for which last
year he paid sl665, and he figures that
he has lost 10 that unfortunate ven
ture the price of two Fords.
He volunteers the promise that he
10 "back 10 the Ford fold To stay.
and closes with this observation:
"The most foolish thing man ever
did was TO buy heavy car under the
delusion that 1t would elevate him
professionally or socially, and believe
IL is this false sense Of pride that sells
nine-tenths Of the 'mooey-killers'".
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Herman Bryant Injured

Herman Bryant Was taken TO Pu.
eblo hospital Monday where he wss
operated on TO remove . blood clot oo
the brain ~ the result OF an injury
sustained Sunday 10 . motorcycle ac-
cident. He was severely injured and
rendered unconscious. Although he
has been given the best of surgical
and medical aid he has never recov.
cred and remains in an unconscious
condition. It 10 doubtful II he will
recover.
Bryant was injured shortly after
noon last Sunday while ridinw . mo-
torcycle up Main street. He was
travelling At only fair rate Of speed
whom several dogs ran across the
street. One of them collided with his
machine sending Bryant headlong to
the ground. The dog was killed al
most instantly and the rider rendered
unconscious.
Several persons who sew the scci-
dent rushed to Rryants aid snd he
was taken to the once Of Dr.. J. E.
Jenery where medical and surgical
attention was given for almost an
hour. sitter which he was removed to
bis home. Dr.. e. o. McCleary was
called 10. consultation With Dr.. JET
fiery. His condition was improved
but little during Sunday afternoon
and night and Monday forenoon the
unfortunate lad was taken to Pu-
eblo hospital.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Given Side Degree

When John II. Cowden took the
oath OF once OF county commissioner
Tuesday afternoon Of this week. .
document WAS laid before him among
other papers with all the ap-
pearance OF being legal instrumsnt
and part OF his oath. He road he
oath and then taking up the other
document read with al seriousness
and found himself ssbjeot TO side
degree 10 the Order Of Ot-Coms
II resolved this and that, which all
sounded logical but when IL came 70
regulating hts habits and customs bs
smelt mouse. The lstter postion
read - follows:
Be II Further Resolved. That tn
10 view Of this fact, u is the uili Of
thls bOard that the said John b. Cow
den be and hereby v scoepted % 9
member. upon the foilowins condi-
tiOns: glsS q
--isfnss you stiii .naE ljss1ts essstses
smoke. 6f sli0w the same 70 be dome
BY any other member Of this hoard"
with selfish interest. whereby you
or either OF them may dnd himself 10
such condition thst the same will
not appesr honorable or commenda.
Bile.
Be It Further Resolved, That the
said John H. Cowdeo 10 hereby or.
dered to prove his trustw0rthiness 10
the foregoing By presenting TO and
partaking With tbia board such slim
ulant or refreshment 10 order that
there may be such visible evidence -
10 necessary In order to arrive II .
fair conclusion.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Electrical Appliance Display

The Ordwsy Electric Light and
Power Co., in conjunction weh
W. W. O'Neail, electrical supplies.
sre having demonstrations st the
ONCE and retail store rooms Of the
light plant oD Second street. Here
all kinds of things arc being shown
users Of electricity. You can
see things. warmed, heated. baked,
washed. ironed. boiled. and put
In every condition except nsstL
Gated ready 70 swallow or buttooed
on ready TO be worn.
Percolators, grlddles. stoves. irons.
kettles, wafne irons. chading dishes,
10 fact most anything imaginable
can be seen there In the way Of an
electrical appliance that will aid the
housewives 10. taktng care Of ltheiF
ihones snA sssd.na The huuvsyS mem.
bers Of the family.
The dsoonstrstIos which started
yesterday. lasts during tqdsy and TO-
morrow.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Good Beet Yields
Some Above 20

The Beet yisld 10 the Ordway and
King Cente. districts has run above
the average for this district BY two
tons to the aero and 10 better By over
. ton that Col. J. B. Wsdlington had
estimated tbstit would b. NJ.
wsdlington has charge Of the Ordway
district which takes 10 all to the west
including Kiog Center and the beets
grown around olney Springs.
The average will run IL tons to the
scre, making . harvest from the l70o
acres In this district run 10000 tons.
There were.some very good yields
made. J. g. Boget, farming the
Skinner tract south Of town, now
owned BY @. B. RigRs, had yield Of
q toms to the aero after the tare.
This was the highest In the vicinity
Of Ordwsy, but there was one other
higher. J. d. Milstesd in the King
Center end Of the district raised rs
tons 10 tho acre.
WI " o0Aih8VOh hee NV NoAAbAOSoo
hts nnxl returns, but he has prepared
partial list Of some OF the farmers
who made the good records. Among
some Of the growers who made above
Is tons were z. e. Curtis. making i6
tons oo his crop after having TO re-.
seed the ground last spring. Auckland
also made an average between Is and
10 tons after finding reseediog neces-
cary.
The good yields. according to Mr..
WadlinRton, were made principally on
tround that bad been plowed 10 the
fail. and he is very desirous that more
Of them turn their soil now and get
she benefit OF the moisture Of the
present winter. Fall pi0wlng has
made showing that 10 90 marked in
Its good effect that agricultural ex.
perts and students deem II 10 loss to
farmers when they do not plow 10 the
fall or early winter.
y The partial list Ia furnished By Mr..
Wsdlington follows:
oRDwAY.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Fordu.

Mrs. Ellsabs3h Ann Henderson. .s&sd
IS years, 8 moAths and 3 days, died
At the home u Der son, George d.
Heudersou, onsh Monday morning after
an illness lassilg Just one weet.
From one Of 3hs most beautiful OF
peaceful slsepathe soul OF Mrs Hen.
derson pssssdSso the Redeemsr 10
whom her falsh was plsced many
years ago. Bo{o in Antrim, O., April
I, 1885, Her ssfldhood was spent At
that plscs bus during her 'teeps she
with her pass16 noved 70 Knox co.
unity, ILL.,, whsrp later In life she was
teacher q, NSrth Henderson,. She
was marrisd ~ R1v. George d. Hem
derson Who dl11 I'M 1877 at Monmouth,
III. Rev. Hsa6sfson Was the father
Of the iats J6hi ,. Henderson, Of
Ordway.
Mrs. Hsadsteon leaves three sistera.
Mrs. J. b. HaRisy OF Fl. Worth. Tex.
Mise Lima lsQissoo Of Rock Isiaod.
Ill, and Ma Matte Henry Of Sea-
too. Ill Tvo etsS daughters survive.
Rev. Mrs. Lost of Assumption. H..
who week bsfu(e last buried her bus
band, and Nfai LYDIA Crlll,of sparta,
III. Her sos, ee8sSe p. y . home-
steader q YgstsE -,
Funeral services wsrs ooaducted on
Tuesd ~ sstl son's home and the
body wss inteetsd 10 the family bur.
ial lot on The nomestead. Rev. Rec
YES Of Hosdsf puducted shs funeral
services.
a. sordss 4 ~ iass week u Il.
Rsvsssd tfs3 1ssvts arrived over
ssad - aGl sftsa tornSs
t1oms u LsxiIEsen, Nsb., snd viii
bsGia the improvements on their
homsstssd. They afe locsted south
east OF the post o6lcs.
! Frank Reed and; John McDanisls,
with their four Digs sre doing good
work eliminating the pesky coyote.
Hardly . day passes but what one or
more 10 killed.
Nag Gibson was in Ordvay Friday
and brought out materisl to make
necessary Improvements on the VAL
ley school building.
Clark Raymond suffered stroke Of
paralysis on one side Of bis face last
week. AZ the present time be 10 very
much improved.
Forder experisnced It's nrst real
snow Monday OF last week.
I Jim Stevens marketed some Of bis
feterits 10 Ordwsy last week.
"Cap" Reed 10 caring for the inter
ests OF Ray Altman this winter while
the latter, with his wife, are enjoying
. vacation 10 the south.
Miss Elsie win and George Schrei-
Der spent the Weekend with the
formers parents at Sugar City, re-
turning u ItietlsI N,tI,tosJ.
Miss Letita Woods. who At one time
WAS employed 10 Ordwsy and who has
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Notice of Regular Teachers
Examination

The regular December county teach
ers' exanination will be held ~ the
High School building 10 Ordway on
Thursday and Friday, December II
and l8. Il. N. FREEMAN,
County Superintendent.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
c. E. Skinner Writes

@. e. Skinner who moved from here
to Shelby, Nebr. several months ago
writes. enclosing check for renewal
of bis New Era, - follows: II want
the paper for another year. It's like
. letter from home every week" Mr..
Skinner 10 we'll located 10 Nebrssks,
but he has warm spot In his heart
for Crowley county. He sold bis farm
south of town last spring to O. b.
Riggs Of CofYey Vile, Kaos.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Methodiss Ep;scopal Church
DIVA. =, Barker, Minister.

~, l.y'sY'ssl = = 80 ~ =
sssday s,dssiAe shsns. Tho Great
Whits yfays,s
kass eopday evening W. begun .
series ~ assmons % The general
thsms. pHtHlTop Hxpsstsssss Of BIZ
bls Chsfaeslan The sabIeot for Sun
day svsstpa IA ~ .Moses Upon the
Woridt HtlAsss ak."
Y Nset3eg tosaageg pee6ts % go. <
= ~ c6~1e shssess s.its
Nsssss Who .'cans not 70 be- minis
tered unto but 70 minister"
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
olnsy spliass

Olnsy Spsings-A bank 10 proposed
for olney Sprisgs, and II 10 qnits
probable that one will b opened There
early in the spring. The matter has
been discussed and m effort on the
part Of the business men there will be
made 70 offer the proper induce
ments.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
ordway Crowley County, olorado Friday 1914
Notice sso c&a1aloupe Growers

On lGosdav Afssrnoon, December
q, At 300 >. ~ there will be meet
ing Of the Cr49 ~ County Cantaloups
aud Produ6S k56ciAtion 10 the Cham
Der Of Commstes, st ordway. This IL
an Important fneetipg, and all those
who have gFoaA melons the past year
and who intssd growing them next
year, should ettend. The questions
of acreage ~ next years contrscts
will probably - decided at this meet
log. OnAnIns SCHRonDHR,
scsk Presidept,
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

The admission 10 25 cents for adults
and l6 cents for children. Ths pro-
ceeds of this cautata will 60 to the
benefit Of the music department. sitter
expenses are paid. Play starts st s:l6.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

DR.. II. N. Mayo. District Superin-
tepdent Of the Pueblo district. was
10 Ord way last week on business con.
Dected with the Methodist church
here.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

Subscribe for your magazines
through the New Era. We have club
binR offers that will save you money
on practically every magazine pub
lIshed.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

J. B. Kearney left last week for
Hurley, Nsw Mex. where he will
locsts. He will be connected with .
big company store there. Mrs. Kear-
neywill remain here until after Christ
mas. -
Dr.. Bulette will be ~ the Berendo
hotel, Wednesday. December q.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

Miss Letita Woods. who At one time
was employed 10 ordwsy and who has
been living 10 Pueblo. has gone TO
Portla nd, Oregon.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

Olney Spriugs- The saloons In Olney
Springs are . thing Of the past. There
had been two and both Of them closed
quietly and unceremoniously last
Thursday night. Geo, Minysrd, Of
the arm OF Ainyard d Olmstesd. has
purchased the pool and billiard hall of
John Jewell and has taken charge,
while "Mollie" Olmatssd will proba-
bly, 10 to California 20 locate.
Olney Springs Tho Ladies' Aid So
cisty held their bazaar and served
supper lsst Saturday night which net
tsd them $50. They sold everything
,, most they had except few small ar
Lticles. The supper wss No good that
II put bazaar shoppers In the buying
spirit.
z. n Farris has returned from FL
Paso. Tex, where be bad been 10 .
hospital for several days suffering
with pieurisy. He is some better but
Il eonnned TO his home since return
ing.
Oscar Griswold OF the Comstock
store 10 sick, and confined 70 bis home.
Or. and Mrs. b. ". johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. }. d. Milstesd were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z 8. Bradbury
Sunday at their fanch home.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
Distribution Of Funds
Norrelltoo, No., Dec. :. 1914.
Dear Mr.. Editor.


q Ordwsy New Rss:
Enclosed nnd $50 for your valuable
paper. Now Mr.. Editor " you do not
need the money just sepd II in to the
Uuited States treasurer 70 be credit
ed on war tax fund. Uncle Sans
boys will know what brand Of cigsrs
makes the most smoke. Success to
you. B. r. HILL.
We thank Mr. Hill for the money
and for his kind wishes, and We will
add that Uncle same war tax fund
may get . portion Of that one nfty.
while the postal department. fund
will get some more Of IL TO pay for
tho transportation Of the New Era
through the United States nsils.
The balance we'll use TO buy soup
bones for We like the soup and the
family dog dearly loves bones.
Team for Sale
\ Fonr yesr old geldings. Weight
1900 each. Len Henderson, st my
farm the Sim Erwin place, south Of
Ord way.
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11
To Present Cantata

The pupils Of the ordway school
will present . csntsts st the Evan.
gelical church on Thursday evening
Of next week entitled ITO Santa Land
with the Dream Man." The follow
ino IA tha cant nf chArncEAra:
The Ordway new era., 1914-12-11

Military Poll 9l.W.
County Poll S1.W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
CARNEGIE HERO FUND
MAKES 50 AWARDS
Nine Silver and % Bronze
Medals, Besides Many Gifts,
for Brave Acts.

PrrrsBuRo. May l.--Thirty-two acts Of
heroism were recognized at the spring
meeting Of the Carnegie Hero Fund Com.
mission here to-day. Nine silver medals
and twenty-three bronze medals were
awarded. Three of the heroes lost their
lives and to their dependents sums total
ing 32.225. to be applied subject to tho
direction OF the commission. in various
ways. were granted.
In addition to these money grants In
eleven cases sums aggregatirg $4,000
we're appropriated for educational pur-
poses, payments to be made as needed an I
approved; and In eighteen cases awards
aggregating $4,000 were made to be
applied toward the purchase Of homes and
to other worthy purposes.
Payments In these cases will not be
made until the benefic!ary's plans for the
use OF the award have been approved by
the commission.
Massachusetts. Missouri and Pennsyl-
vania are tied for the honors each State
having nve heroes. Kansas has three.
Kentucky two. New York two. Illinois
two. Oklahoma two. Oregon one. NJ CHI
gan two. Indiana one. New Jersey one
and Minnesota one. Two heroes are In
dams, both from Michigan.
OF the thirty-two heroes ten were only
IS years old or under at the time OF the
acts of herosm. or these two were only
IL years old. two 10. one II. one Is ami
one ls. Students and schoolboys get
numerous honors. Two OF the youthful
persons who won badges Of heroism were
girls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BITTEN HORSES PAsTEUR1zED.
Police steeds Attacked by Dog
Treated as Human NrinRs.

The police horses Douglas and Larry.
which were bitten by q mad dog at l95th
street and Riverside Drive on Wednesday.
are undergoing Pasteur treatment in their
stable at 1921 street and Amsterdam ave-
nue.. The first serum was administered
Yesterday by Dr. Mafrltt Smith, veter-
marian OF the Health Department. The
treatment will continue twelve consecutive
days.
This is the second time that horses
bitten by dogs suffering from rabies have
been officially treated in this city by the
PaAteur methods. The first horse patent
belonged TO the Piercy Contracting Com
pany OF 422 West Fifteenth street II
ran afoul OF a mad dog In 1907 and II
30 happened that DIR, Smith then treated
II. The animal never developed rabies
and to-day 1t Is one OF tho best draught
horses In the company's harness.
Soon after the police horses. ridden by
Lieut. Parks and Policeman Lynch, were
bitten In their fetlocks their wounds were
cauterized and they were stabbed apart
from the other horses for purposes OF OBJ
servat'o on. When the Health Department
reported that an examination Of the dog s
corcass indicated that the animal undoubt-
eddy had the rabies II was decided to
Pasteurize them. AZ in the case Of human
beings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
CENTRAL's EARNINGS DECREASE.
Net for First Quarter e7,A8O,jO1
Less Than In 1913

The New York Central report for the
three months ended March 81. just issued,
shows a decline both in gross and net
over the corresponding period last year.
The total gross earnings for March OF
all the lines OF the system are $2S.:34,-
54s. as compared with s23,5,5.66l In
March, 1913. and s23.2Oi.0s6 in March.
1912 The net for the month after taxes
was s4,les.5le. against S4.56s.060 In
March. 1913, and IS. $50. COS In March, 1912.
The three months gross of all lines was
S63lO6.7Oi. while for the same period
in 1913 II was s69.s54.93l, and for the
same period In 1912 II was 63,3o3.o3l.
The net after taxes for the three monthe
period was s6,523.324. in the same period
in 1913 il was $i3,9s3.ss5 and In the
same period in 1912 it was sl2,46l,5so.
The decrease in net earnings in three
months is $7.46o.5Sl.
The New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company, excluding the
Boston and Albany. had March gross
OF s7,5:s.sss. a decrease OF s35l.lsO over
March, 1918. The net after taxes, was
Sl.l64,5l4, decrease OF &74,53e. Gross
for three months was sco.e56.,sS. de-
crease OF sl.6s2.527. and net after taxes
for three months was s2,23o.73e. a de-
crease Of sl,405.36s
The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and
St Louis, including the Peoria and East
ern. shows March gross Of s3.0?..l5s
an Increase o. s203.sl5. In spite OF the
Increase in gross the net after taxes fell
to SeOs.16s. a decrease OF sIs7.512 For
the three months period the Big Four had
gross OF Ss,I50.514, n decrease OF s6t2,e9l,
and after taxes there was deficit OF
S2l5,394