The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

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Oct. s-s.-Coio.- New Mex. Fair at Du.
Oct; s9-Nov1-Tcnth annual Dog Show
lslb.ELa.r Grand counen of North
The Loveland beet sugar factory will
open October 5.
Latest styles OF apparel for both
sexes lured men and women alike to
Denyer's fashion show.
The st. Vrain Valley pioneers held
their annual reunion and picnic in
Donovan hall In Longmont.
The Central Colorado exposition at
| tended some Idea Of what that rich
| section can do.
Almost $4,000 has been raised by
the women's committee OF the Red
Cross OF Denver. according to the re-
ports Of the directors.
More than 5000 was contributed for
Jews who are suffering In the Euro
pean war at meeting held In Den
yer in Tiphercth Israel temple.
Effie May Johnson. seventeen.
daughter of Mrs. Anna johnson. pro
prietress, of the Paxton hotel, died at
her home. 1862 Curtis street, Denver,
of typhoid fever.
The classes at the Colorado Agricul-
tura! College at Fort Collins have
elected officers for the year, and
many of the towns Of the state are
represented on the roster.
Delegates representing most of the
states of the Union attended the BIZ
ennial session of the supreme lodge of
the German Order of Harugari at the
East Denver Turner Hall.
Mrs. Thompson, an insane woman
who has been living with +. b.. Gaze,
OF Loveland, made an attempt to com
nit Suicide, and was then taken in
charge by the authorities.
Although bearing the reputation of
being one of the most expert horse
men in Northwestern Colorado. Henry
Karr, a well known resident of West
ern Moffat county. was killed as Il re-
suit of a runaway.
Ten thousand citizens have signed
petition which soon will be presented
to the city council and the Denver
City Tramway Company. asking for
improved street car service on Eight
eenth street in Denver.
Robert H. Halket, who died at
Craig colony in Denver. is well re-
membered by theatrical people as
Presto. the Great" the man who
once toured the United States defying
the worlds strongest men to lift him.
The East Denver High school cham
pionship In the girls singles was won
by Miss Mae Meyers at the City Park
courts. Miss Meyers defeated Miss
Julia Loser in three straight sets.
&C., GO. 6-2. She played q steady, and
brilliant game. gag
Miss Lucille Pettygrove. aged six
teen, daughter of Mrs. George Petty
grove who spent the summer In Boul-
der with her mother. Mrs. David Lewis
was terribly burned in, a gasoline ex-
plosion at the home of her parents in
Oxford, Neb. a
A chase that began in Denver and
went from Denver to New York. then
to New Orleans and other cities OF
the South. ended in Amarillo, Tex.
When l.. @. C. Taylor of Greeley was
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spector in the Denver office.
After being witness to the shoot
ing of the thirteen alleged spies in one
day in the streets of Bremen and hav.
ing to prove at every stopping place
in Germany and Austria that he was
not a spy in the employ of Russia. DIR.
Oscar J. Pfeiffer o; sol East Colfax
|.ayenue, with his wife and daughter,
returned to Denver.
Platform building apparently was a
serious and difficult task for state no
litical parties this year. candidates
and subcommittee of the three
parties putting in twelve to eighteen
hours saving and chopping and plan
ing a plethora Of planks into reason
ably compact, consistent and compre-
hensive platforms OF suitable size and
strength.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Peterson
killed bald eagle on the wing near
Greeley with an automatic .4s pistol.
The bird flew over his automobile, in
which lie was riding to the head OF
the Poudre on fishing trip. and he
shot 1t twice. hitting 1t both times.
The second shot proved fatal. The
wings measured seven feet two inches
from tip to tip.
Lincoln Beachey's new aeroplane-
the one he will use In Denver Thurs
day, October Sis the smallest sky
boat in the world. and the intrepid
skyman takes particular delight In It's
success in upside down flying, looping
the loop several times While in the
air and other marvellous feats. owing
to the fact that It was pronounced un-
sailable by such eminent authorities
as Glen Curtiss and Wright.
Fraulcin Gertrude Nitzsche. German
teacher at the Wolcott school. has re-