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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23

From che ospsstmeMt q pvblle
Works.
To the Hcnorabis the Common Council,
Gentlemen - The Ocps vCmcnt 81
Public Works. to whom was rsfsvved
the resolution asking coueideration
1T the matter of paving the follow.
p " SSS 81: so Sss's :. e SsS:s
TO be contracted for N ANY one year
without the consent OF the Abu =
property owners, respectfully
msnds that said streets with,
limits stated he paved with III. -.
teriai named under the clause OF .hs
charter referred to:
Hon: street, from jefferson 70
westerly terminus. with cedar block
and Berca. Medina or any Other curb.
stone that may be Did upon ana or.
dcied; estiwanted cost IN Berea curb
ss;os6. In Medina curb es.eSo.
M wsS. Wine ,'S sps% ,o,SsSS e
tnatusai lake asphaItb. - feet wide.
and Berea, Medina or any othev curo.
stone that may he bid upon and or.
ssssH ':,'% M.S;n COS. IN ns,:: curb
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE H. rENkEll4
Com missloner.
BY Aid Heating:
the Curb a. jeS S s.r swsnu sso e
y
the westerly terminus. and LaWton
avenue. from the north curb 0f 10th.
roy tn the south curb Of MaldoeoAN
he and the same are hereby ordered
To he graded and paved with the
material named and width stated ~
the foregoing communication. u0oNe
the 100000 clause Of the Chapter. "
accordance with the specidcatloeo
adopted by the Common Council aa1
the provisions OF the charter and Or.
dtnnnces OF the city Of Detroit end
further he Il
Resolved. That the Department @
PSblic Works be and the same 10
hereby directed TO advertise nvo
times for proposals for improving
stoi streets In accordance With the
recommend contained In the
foregoing communication and said
cha~t.r AVID ordinances.
Adopted ~ follows:
Neas--Aid Allan. Ashe. Barnett,
nieil. Case. Cranshaw. Fllts. FIELD.
Frei~sld. Giinnan, Guthard. Hinais.
Jaksi ke..iny. kcch:r. krimmst.
Owen, Richert. Robinson. Roilo. Rut-
ter. schemansky. Schuits. Stefanow-
skt Thompson. vernor. waPtell,
Wens~i. w. J. Wilson. wing. xink.
zoeiirr and the Prssident--3G
Nays---Noue.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-23
From the Department % Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Couuol1:
Gentlemen The Department Of
the petition Of Christian p ristss Of
al. Pos the paving % I.uddsn street.
0rstiot to MI. Elliott: % eaiiwsr =.
Cairo ct al. for the paving Of Em.
Essen a !" J s.s% & :SS:h
Carding ~ al. for the paving OF Ten.
nysop avenue. from 400 r. south Of
Essex To Jefferson: OF Chas. y 0Wo1o
81 al for the paving OF Preston Ave-
and of ,'hristophsr Schwartz. for the
having % Peterson street, from JET.
ferson to westerly terminus. reapooe.
fully report that the petitioners are
feet Of real estate abutting the slseses
proposed TO be improved. The D..
partment therefore recommends that
the praysrs Of the petitioners -
granted ana the streets namcA v!se.
estimated that the cost cf these -.
prevements win be a. soilews:
Ludd.n street: from Ovatiet .
M n.,, Elliott cn., - fee, 10 :,ss g.
phalO on concrete foundation anl
stone that may be bid upon and Or
Scred. estimated cost IN H<rea curb
km.l.o tn A Ma,.: from from s 4 south
OF Essex to JsRsrSon. - feet vide.
with asphaltic concrete natural lake
asphalp ON concrete foundatiou And
os ,h. d may 5, s SY uS Ss'. an. sss s
dercd: cstimsted cost in Beres curt
s:..ise. In Medina curb s33.oss.
rennyson Avenue. from 500 q:
,@ ,a. Si 's s.pb e
ural lake asphaip on concrete foam.
dation and Berca. Medina Or auy
other eurbstone that may be bid up
on and o,de.:d; ss.lmsssd cost Y
preston Avenue. from East oraad
boulevard to Field. - feet wide.
with asphalttc concrete natural laAe
s.ss m 2: or :ny oss:. sss
.ton. that may be bid upon and or.
s,.sss. in Medina curb eS.osi.
r;o ;., ssT: so FEE; I. ~iS: .,: I:
cedar block on concrete foundation
and Berea. Medina or any other curb
stone that may be bid upon and or.
:srsa e:s'T: .s:n cost s,rt !" Fra ,ss curt
Respectfully submitetd.
GEORGE H. FENKEfI4
by Aid. Heating;
the south line Of oratiot 20 the wet
line of NJ. Elliott. Emerson aveoyas
from 500 r. south Of Essex - the
south curb OF Jefferson: TeoHyUoo
s thu os s% e sss f. ss:n 81 s
ton avenue. from the east line Of the
East Grand boulevard 20 the west
curb Of Field. and Peterson oerooe.
from the west line Of Jeneroen 20
the westerly terminus. b an TIE
same are hereby or0ered 20 % 0ro0s
and paved with materials names
and widths stated In the fore00ln3
communication. IN accordance Win
the petitions referred - ano the
specifications adopted By the Cen.
mon Council, and the provtetoeo 81
the Charter and Ordinance o. TIE
City Of Detroit. and further % u
Resolved. That the Department %
Public Works be and To- hereby 81.
dered and directed % advertise ovo
.times for proposals for tmpr0vIee
said streets. IN accordance with tNe
recommendations contained IN tee
foregoing communication and SAID
Charter and Ordinances.
Yess--xid. Allan. Ashs; Basncss.
Rlcii. Case. Cranshew, Els ,riclS
Freiwaid. Gilman. 0uthard Hin0lc.
Jnk.l Keating. Kochsr kr'wmsI.
Krvnk. kuns, kempke. Lodge, MOVIE.
Owen. Richert, Robinson. RoiIo, Hues
ter. Schcmansky. echuita. 0tefanov-
ext Thompson. Vernon, WaItelI.
Wensej, W. J. WiIiscn. Wins. link.
zo.iier and the President-3S.
Nays--Noue.
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himself a. member Of the Board OF
Boiler Rules.
Respectfully.
OSCAk n MARX.
Mayor.
Accepted and placed on nle.
Honorable Oscar B. Max:
Dear sir--I hereby tender you my
rssigna ton 40 Registrar In the
Eleventh district OF the Fourth
ward. Detroit. Michigan.
Yours truly.
VINCENT ~. BRENNAN.
Resignation accepted.
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COUNCIL
stopFIclAL.l

Detroit. Tuesday. June %, 1918
EEx6e Council met and was called tn
66k rs the President. Hon. sher-
~ i.ittiehetd.
DPSeuidsns Ala. Ashe. Barnett. Bieil.
IIlle Crspshaw. Ellis. Field, Fret
W016 0IipnaM Guthard. Hindle. keat-
u ocher, kr,mmel konk. kuns.
6Snpkc. Lodge. Nowc. owen. Rich
&c Robinson. Roilo. Rutter. Sche-
oAky. schultz. Stsfanowski, Thomp-
Efsiisen Wins. link, zoeiier. and the
RRastdent.
4 .3htre being q quorum present. the
c6naeil WAS declared to be In session.
S>4he Jouyna, OF the preceding ses-
Ven was approved.
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From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
cent. men---ln order To carry on
the work I would recommend the
transfer OF si.os723 from the surplus
IN the tsif.15 General Road Fund to
the credit Of tho various sub funds
In tho same fund ~ shown In the
following resolution.
Respectfully committed.
GEORGE ~ FENKEf.f.
Commissioners.
By Aid. burton:
Resolved. That the Controller he
and ~ hereby authorized" and d.
rcctsd To make tho proper entries on
hts hooks 10 effect tho transfer cf
1885, - from the surplus IN the
laIs-l5 General Road Fund ~ the
credit ~ The various sui. funds In
the same fund az shown below:
Account 40. i35--Eastern
Accoan, No. iss-wesieru
Acconn, No. i5e4-IIauiins old
Account no. ioj-vRcmoving
Trees ............... ls.'.' 10 %
sposT 90
Adopted ~ follows;
BIei. Case crsrshaw. Eilis. .f'm.d.
Freiwald. Gilman. 0uthsrd. Hind'e.
Jakel. Heating. Kochcr. krimmel,
Kronk. Kunz. Lempke. Lodse, Move.
owen, Iicherf. Robinsop. Roiic Rut-
ter. Schcmansky. schultz. Stefaoow-
ski Thompson. Vernon Wartcu.
WenxcI W. =. WiIlson. Wing. Ztnk.
zoeIIer and the Prcstdent--3a
Nnyn-N one.
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Ry.sAfD. FIELD.

49, BY Aid. FIELD.
z]tft---Of Jsns II. Norgaard et al
|1Ndipg frow Hamilton boulevard "a
G&osltldisl avvhue.
AZ Referred to Department OF Public
x'S BY AID. HINDLE
to1t--Of Joseph Biese 81 al. for
~ saving 81 north and south alley
~ 81 Orleans street extending from,
>nton 20 Alfred streets.
<etred 20 Department OF Public
y BY AID. CASE
@D3<--Of Phippen and Dean 'or
4 efsrrel 10 Committee on streets,
1&fS--Of 0us A. Bremen ct al. FOR
uaTing Of Ferry Park avenue ex-
fIng from Holden avenue TO
|A1fth street.
2I7erfcd 10 Department of Public
<S1Ts ny AID. ROILp.
tklh--Of Ida Redmond. asking
III ahe he allowed a reheagins OF
re. pension.
Inferred 10 Scecial Committee.
"a ny AID. KOCHER.
~ s-Afaf MAJ zahrxewski 81 al, for
s1Svt,lg Of Theodore street extend.
Sv~sh At Elliott TO AeDonEaii
|sfsrred 20 Department Of Public
nv AI.p. DILL
2a6~-tbf Mrs Maude Holmes 81 al,
5I1e oavlnk of Thirtteth street ex-
~ from south line OF Cobb 10
55E tine IL Milford streets.
tsrred to Department OF Public
7s.-f,e ~. q. Jon~s e al. for the
~ ~ Norrell street extending
fort street to DIX avenue
5fsFred 10 Department OF Public
nv AID. KRoNK.
t--xyf n. A. Schneider. for PET.
IN 10 construct drop iadde1 anu
srr<d "a Committee ON streets.
E.il.s1x Eg-NZ AND SCHUtsTx
e-f1f 4. ~ Sharahan 81 al. tor
3l&o 70 be placed on the east
IA m Maxweil avenue hetwsen
MI and Mack avenues-
21Tk1 q COMMITTEES on Strcefs-
SEA 8 nv AID. KHtaMEs4
a. feteE EtreefkerE. 81 Al;
xkIG against the methS0 OF
IS1 3or stalls nj Eastern marSet
f1ng TOR n new drnw'ns.
ETfed u Guy Controller
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From the Department Of Public
Works.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-lr order To carry on
the work I would recommend the
transfer Of e7s.Gs from the surplus
In the 1914 Carriage Fund ~ the
ere III OF the vaeous sub-funds IN
the same fund as shown In follow
ing resolution
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE IT, FENkEf.Is
Commissioners.
By Aid Burton:
Resolved That the Controller he
ard IL hereby authorized and d.
rected 10 make the proper entries on
his books 10 effect the transfer Of
31sss from tire aurplus In the 1914
Garbage Fund to the credit OF the
various sub-fgnds as shown below
Account No. s--Veterinary Ser
vices ,.........t .....s.....vN ~
Account No. Seed and Shoe
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT SINKING
AND INTEREST FUND
is--Talbot A. shepard.
commission 1870. IS Sc
GEORGE a. ESGEl.
Controller.
Referred To Committee on Claims
and Accounts
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a. c.Navl<s e. Anertne. e
Hi srjth Cass svenua- OK
1Goin Palmer aseaue 20 ~.
t&sz y Dsp.r.nent q Pssi'e
1xjS Is8>rrsti,rai Brosherhced
= S1SatsrN Shau6eurs. etcs .os
IN 4 SSi~ftve Is hours and vases.
{3SSrrd 70 Ccmmtttee on Charter
q YSstrclt UnitsA by. 60 con-
XSStsttnG loop track IN TTum-
0fan1ey avtnues and acro9
0tWesn Ccuzmonw wealth ana
VA o. Committee On Public
~ x<nA Repair 4 Tsr~ Co.
~ 16m&al} ~ q combination
20rx I. fYslNsn for gasoline and
& ycet ~ curb In front OF -
~ 4 to q ,mnstt<e on streets,
{6t holyt fn sidewalk IN front
r. ~ N&odwar1 avenue.
8kTf36 10 COmmittee on Streets-
x1f ACguht 4. Hers. to con-
Il Cev&rcd areas IN Croas street
~ t1Sey aiongsids building at 70
u II. 81
tsfrcd "a Committee on Streets.
1870 ~ G.. Hodges, % contract
l01 ncrns extending over lot line
s. 12Ssld River. between TeSmouH
3AncOlu aveuuas.
1rfr~ti 10 COMMITTEE. on Streets.
LOT Cecrke a. Schaax ct NJ,
psv!ss q ,!,,s sIi cs... IN Ia D' ns.
Stsc1 q Department Of Public
s--<pf <,haricx Bsguer, ct al. for
{touetruction Of lateral sewer In
"a block bounded by brooklyn.
tekyen And Frank streets:
&ssed 70 Department OF Public
Woo Arcade Realty Co.. for
tiou of lateral sewer IN al
IA ID blocks bounded nv Grand
1iackinaw and CottrelI ave.
(frrsa 10 Department, OF Public
<5Si4--of Mrs. Ernesta ". Friend.
a t{aneeIlatIon OF r~-~rai city taxes
t]k}lf years isli-f91s.
INFERRED t. Committee on Taxes
ktAsc--~fls Maurice Hotchkiss for the
~ Jat,on 81 personal taxes for the
ESfcrrrl ~ COMMITTEES on Taxes.
94~Of 81 Stephens and Hovymir.
SStyhas. Ernbencc for cancellation
fUruerai city taxes for 1915.
lSfervHd ~ Committee on Taxes
144-sfDf r. q. Piaake for cancella-
II NJ 1914 personal taxes.
E6afrscd ~ comm,stsc on Taxss.
Nxfc Society, for cancellation of
kfra. city taxes for 1915
{ff}crred to Committee on Taxes
H&o&-~Of David Osgood. for can
)lotiQn 81 per sopal assessments for
H,years 1914 and 1918
L!zierrsd 20 Committee on Taxes
fuo1---tIf boulevard Sanisarium. for
1g6tmeut Of general city taxes for
nnd cancellation OF taxes Tor
(g<ferrcd TO Committee on Taxcs.
~ 70. IcIslainc. for the
yment 81 wages as engineer In the
4sferrea TO co aSnnf q 0r on Claim,
d Accounts.
(ece . OF p. NJ skinner. for dam.
~ for personal injuries.
Ik4yerred 20 Committee on Claims
u Acccrnts.
4c1o---rN Webb e. Artz. for reim-
feoDser.t for damages sustained to
<ferrcd 70 Committee on Claims
f.AccOunts
0I1---()f y. @. simmons. for release
tudrpseu on license and chauf-
<bonds.
Zrred 10 Committee on Ways
15--<)f Providence Hospital. Cor
)totigu Of interest on paving
<5Ps1d To COMMITTEE on streets.
$~>f)f petrch Assn OF Master
and Hot Water Filters. ct al,
1INe that the contract for new
<lp03 Court building be not Let
>o1tlcfofo who are not RESIDENT
e. ~ eee%. ~ who employ non-resi
ID MeUf ~ eub-contractosp.
1sSsxsd 80 COMMITTEES on Public
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To the Honorable the Common Council
0entiemen--in 50 OF the iars.r
| ctties Of the United states. commit :
tees have been appointed by the en,ct
ton and celebration for newly natur.
alixed citizens on July sth. 1918. II
10 proposed 10 call the occasion
America nisation Day ana 10 nav
Gently admitted 10 citiHcnship. with
the dement's they have received as
well as 60 welcome them and seek
their allegiance TO American Ideals
Detroit has adopted the idea and a
committee OF !. prominent GWEN, n,.r.
II is proposed TO have the exercises
sth. and Invitations will be sent TO
those who have been naturalixed
within the last three wears. fatri-
otto addresses and music VIII com,
10 have some speaker OF national
prominence The new citizens. VINO
Will occupy seats Of honor. will lie
given small nag. bearing the word
Citizen"
IL win be necessary 70 prepare,
from the records of the County
Clerk list OF the rewiy-createo
citizens and small appropriation
we'll az for the printing Of invita-
tions. postage. music. etc
Americanixation Day has the back
ing of the government and patriotic
citizens throughout the tnitec Ststes
While the expenses In connection with
the event viii. in AL likelihood. pc
xlight l request that your Honofsoie
Rody direct the Cqntroller to approvs
ali bills which may be incurred
signed by the chairman. Aid John
i.oige. and the secretary. Edward l.
FitxGeraid
Respectfully.
Mayor.
BY Md Vernon:
Resolved. That the Controller ne
and IL hereby directed TO audit such
Ellis "a NAV be incurred In c"rnec-
tion with the celebration 81 smcri
slrIxatior Day. July 9Th. 1919 rro,
vid.d that such bills are apprcved
nv the chairman and secretary OF tne
and provided furthei 'ha'
such hills shall not exceed, In the az
gregmte. $500.
Idopted a. follows:
p, Yss'c c..s cfa 1sn Ella. Field.
Freiwaid. Gilman. Guthard. Hina,e'
xsatinr. Kocner Krimmel. kronk.
Huna f~mpke. Lodge, Now. p Owen.
RtcHert. Eobirsor. Rono. hntts,'
schultz S,etamow,
Thompson. vsrncr. warteii. wenIcL
~ Wilson. wing. link. Loe"e'
And the Presiden.-3s.
= Havp-EOuo.
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Respectfully,
OSCAR r. MARN.
Mayor.


N he Honorable The Common Counen:
C~ntIem~n--The following nep
~ r,Sty Ofsiccrs for the week emo
Sr~ saturday. June -. 1915. are re-
specifically submitted
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s7s.ss
Adopted as follows;

Yeas-AId Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Bell. Case. Cranshaw, Ellis, Field,
Frefwa Gilman. Guthard, Hindie
Jakel. Heating. Kocher. krimmel
kronk. kunz. Lempke. Lodge, Move.
owen. nichert. Robinson. RoIio. Rut-
ter, Schemansky. Schultz. Stcfanow-
ski Thompson Vernon, WarteIi
wenzei w. j. Wilson. Wing, link.
Zocllcr and the Prcsident---3s.
Nays--None
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
Local and Personal

La Junta Tribune-Mrs. W. A. Mi.
Ter left last Tuesday for Ordway to
Join her husband. who Is now located
10 that city. Mr.. Miller. who has
been 10 the blacksmith business 10
this city for a number Of years. re-
Gently purchased . shop 10 Ordway
aud took possession last Monday.
Mr.. Millers brother, X. +. Miller. will
be associated with him 10 the bust
ness, and IL Is said they are already
very much pleased with present busi-
ness conditions and the outlook for
the future.
J. A. McCallum and wife Of San
Msrcisl. N. Mex, visited last week
with Vim. and T. l. Edgar and their
families. Mrs. McCallum is = cousin
of the Edgar brothsrs, They were 90
theirway TO Chicago where Mr.. Nc
Csllum has business with the Santa
Fe system In which he Is employed 10
Now Mexico.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
King Center Briefs

George CIarkson, from Parkdale,
Colo. visited at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Henderson, several
days last week.
W. r. Ferguson and family spent
the day with the Fred Henderson
family Sunday.
Mrs. h. F. Craft and her daughter,
Mrs. W. R. Wheatlsnd Of Dolores,
Colo, arrived here Monday night tc
be with Mr. Craft during his serious
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richter Of Chi.
cago. ILL.,. arrived Tuesday night for Z
visit at the }. B. johnson home. They
have been visiting their son 10 Mus
selshell. Mont, for few weeks. Mrs.
Richter aud Mrs. johnson are sisters
Jack Henderson is staying with biz
grandmother, Mrs. N. J. Henderson,
10 Ordway. while attending school.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
Guests at Banquet

Last Thursday . large number Of
editors OF the state in company With
their wives. were guests OF the state
fair officials, Chamber OF Commerce
sud the Pueblo Star. Journal and
Chieftain. and they were shown q
good time during the entire day and
until late at night A feature OF the
evening was a banquet given at the
Vail hotel.
The following persons were present;
S. ). Kendall, public utilities COM
mission; P. A. Gray and wife, Pueblo
Commerce club; W. y. Hunt. Walsen.
burg World; L. N. ZalinRer. Holly
Chiertsin; ". r. Murphy. Las
Animss Leader; George E Hosmer.
Denver; w. s. Drummond, Denver;
John F. Reardon, Denver; J. r. Shea.
Star Journal, Pueblo; p. Byrnes. Pu-
eblo Indicator; N. o C0nRer, Calhxn
News: T. B. Pyles, Fountain Herald;
P. VOC Kilgsrs. Bristol Herald: G. '.
Grouse and wife, Trinidad Advertiser;
l. l. CHM and wife. Ordway New
Era: Ed ward Heating and wife, Pue-
bio; Walter L. Wilder and wife, Pue-
bio Chieftain; Frank s. Hosg and wife,
Pueblo Star-Journal: Rev. F. A.
Hatch. Pueblo; Meredith Davis. Star
Journal, Pueblo; Aiva A. Swain. Den
ver; Arthur Chapman. Denver Times;
@. +. Wadsworth and SOD. Western
Newspaper Union, Denver; Victor
FrIsr, Denver; Cashmere Bareis.
Trinidad PreRrtso.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
Local and Personal

G. N. Jackson and W. y. whitten.
meyer and their wives were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson 10 the
Peak View district seventeen miles
north OF Ord way last Sunday. They
state that they found some excellent
crnps un the Wilkinson ranch and
sudan grass that had been cut once
was again shoulder high.
W. l.. Spiva has moved here with
his family from Alfalfa county, Okla
He Intends to locate IN farm 10 this
county. and hopes 70 make this
sect tion his permanent home.
George Edgar left the latter part of
last week for Kansas City where he Is
enrolled in the Kansas City School OF
Pharmacy. This Is his second year
there.
Thos. Gallavan and wife went to
Rye Wednesday in answer to a mes
sage announcing the serious illness Of
Mrs. Gallavan's grandfather.
To curb the coal trust get Coles
High Oven range 1t heats and cUnks
with the same fuel and saves one
third.
Every page Of the New Era is a
home page for home reading and ev
cry line may be read with perfect i'm
punity.
Everett Smith OF Lamar. Mo-, has
fled on land In this district aud will
move here later 10 the year.
Willie Greaver. who lives north Of
Ordway, visited with John and Ray
Dyer. west OF town last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Woodbridge have
returned from visit In Salida.
Miss May Dyer has been suffering
with a bad felOn on one Of her fingers.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
EASTERN QUOTATIONS

Shipments and market quotations
as furnished by the Of1ice of markets
Of the United States Agricultural de.
partment:
Tuesdays quotations:
New York-COlorado standards
sl.60-2 90; jumbos 81, IS 200; ponies
sl.55; pink 1sts rs soc. Quality fair.
demand slow.
Philadelphia-Top western stand
ards @ 90; fats 75c.90c.
Pittsburgh-Pink flats 75c-90c.
BufislO-Pink fats sl 25. Demand
slow; standards o. 90; quality poor.
Columbus-FlaLs 85c q 90.
Cbicago-Standards el.OO-l.50; fats
S5c.75c.
Minneapolis - Colorado standards
s2 50-3 90; ponies sl.5O-l.75; fats Sl.0O.
l.9O.
st. E,uis-Pink pony fats B0c; stan.
dsrd l5s flats Csc.
Cincinnatt-Pinks $50 4l 10 Wealth.
er extremely cold; demand light
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
Two Autos Collide

In bis trip to Gunnlson which was
started the latter part OF last week BY
auto Fred Cook met in collision with
another car on . mountain pass and
both colliding cars were wrecked.
Cook was driving up Cottonwood hill
east OF SaIida and another car was
coming down. Breaks on the down
car we're not working and II was COM
Ing at a rather rapid rate when. ths
crash came. With Mr.. Cook were his
wife and father, Aaron Cook. They
went on by train and Fred remaied ~
Salida until he could have his Cal
worked over. No one was injured but
the strangers we're bruised and shaken
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
To Study ShakespA

Shakespeare will be the coh
study OF the Thursday Afternoo6
during the coming year and the ph
grams for each OF the meetings haA,
been outlined. For the frst meeting
which is TO be held at the home nf
Mrs A. W. Bartlett on Thursday,
October ! the following program will
be carried nut:
How to study Shakespeare, Mrs.
VIM. Broadbent.
The structure nf a Shakespeare
play, Mrs L. l. CHM.
The Influence VI the Elizabethiau
stage, Mrs. Q. NJ. Sandifur.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
TOTAL CAR SHIPMENTS 90

Final returns on the first car load oil
pink meat cantalOupes sent out OF
this district net the growers as fol.
lows:
Jumbos, Sl.02.
STANDARD l5's, 96c.
STANDARD l2's, Gle.
Ponies. Ole.
This car WAS sent by express to Chi.
cAgo and was filed by the various
commission firms shipping from this
district. Up to and including Thurs
day the shipments from this district
amounted to % cars. distributed as
follows:
Crowley County Cantaloupe & Pro.
duce association. 10 cars.
S. A. Gerard & Co, 46 cars.
Crutchheld l. Voolfolk. 10 cars.
John Amicon Bro. s. Co.. % cars.
Express (cUmbinati0n) l car.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
Real Estate Transfer,

Warranty deeds died in the ONCE OIL
the county clerk Of Crowley county
up to September q, 1915, as reported By
the Crowley County Abstract com
paDy, ,Ordway:
Vert Bond and wife to F G. Adam
ct al "a feet OF East end OF lots l, 2.
blk. K Olney Springs $3.50.
Chas T. s. Nav L. Morse to VIM. +
Dawson q VT l3.l956
Miss Barbara V. Hunkey to Fred G
Hilvert VT set set 1921 81 $1,000.
Jacob Yurk to Maggie Malouff lott
l & 2 blk. 2. End Add. Sugar City $lOO
Annie Moore to Joseph Forman /;
acres 10 Sc cor. net net 1922 SO.
The Ordway new era., 1915-09-24
Hosler Sells Ton
Pink Meat Seeds

E. E. Hosler closed contract With
a Florida seed house. for 1000 pounds
Of Crowley county pink meat canta-
loupe seeds. A representative Of the
Florida 1rm was here several differ.
ent times within the past ten days
and will be here to receive the ship.
ment Is soon IS they are ready. He
will send them direct to Florida where
they will be planted for the next crop
10 that state.
This 10 the largest seed deal ever
made 10 Crowley county although Mr..
Hosler has been selling pink meat
seeds for the past several yeats. most
Of them going to growers 10 small
quantities. .