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Evening journal., 1915-08-24
DAHLEN AFTER PLAYERS.

: y 10 ITIItU ITE8T.
NEW YORK, Aug 24.-"Bad Bill"
Dahlen, former manager Of the Dod-
gers. now a scout for the club. left
today for an extended trip through
the minors in search Of 1916 talent
for the superbas.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
anAMAGFn Gnnnsa

The Playhouse for September 1, ?
and 8 will offer Richard BENEFITS CO.
workers in Eugene Brieux's remark
able sociological study, Damaged
Goods" which scored so successfully
the past season. Damaged Goods"
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
OUIMET TO pEFENp TITLE.
Y The United Pres,

7
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 24.-Francis
Ouimet. national amateur golf cham
pion. will arrive in Detroit today to
defend his title in the National tour
ney that will begin at the local coun-
try club course Saturday morning
Jerry Travers, national open cham
pion, arrived over the weekend and
made his first round Of the course
yesterday. His score was 70, six
above par.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
BABIES, DAY AT SPRINGS.

This is Babies Day and Doll Babies
Day at Brandywine Springs Park, and
the attendance is believed to be larger
than ever before, There are entries
from Chester, Philadelphia, Camden and
other places. as well as from Whining
ton. Prizes for the prettiest. cutest and
fattest babies and twins, as well as for
the largest and handsomest dell babies
There was also a parade Of babies
and the event is far out of the ordinary
Mothers and babies began going TO the
park early and a large number Of chill
dreR had been entered in the contests up
to noon. The next big event at the
park will be Farmers and Merchants
Day, which win be held there on Thurs
day. The object Of this day is 10 bring
the farmers and merchants closer to-
gether and 10 have the people Of the
city and the people Of the country be-
come better acquainted. Handsome prizes
will be offered for the best fam produce,
and there j. expected 10 be an excellent
exhibit. There will aibc be speeches
made by a nuInber Of proninent farmers
and business men. which viii add 10 the
interest OF the OCCASION There is an
excellent hill cf vaudeville and musical
comedy being given in tie PARK Thestre
this week by the Henry a Young Musi-
cal Comedy Company. Moving pictures
are added 20 the bill in the evening.
Free conceita are given each afternoon
and evening as usual By the band.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
BRADLEY GETS aSHIP.s

Nv TIC United FTess.
NEWARK. N. j.. Aug. 24.-Hugh
Bradley released by the Brooklyn
Feds yesterday. was signed today by
the Newark Feds. Bradley will be
a utility man.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
coMEpY Ar sHELLPoT.

There IS more than usual comedy on
the bill which is being offered in the
Family Theatre at Shellpot Park this
week, and it is the kind OF bill which
exactly suits the people of this city.
Performances are given each afternoon
and evening and the park is offering a
big entertainment for the money.
Thursday night will be amateur night
as usual at the park, and on that night
q number OF amateurs will appear in ad-
dition to the regular bill. Dancing con-
tinues 10 hold its popularity al Shellpot
Park, and large numbers of dancers
from Chester as well as from Whining
ton are patronizing the pavilion. The
free concerts each afternoon and even.
ing are also proving acceptable and ex-
cellent programs are given at these con-
certs.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
Amusemenfsi in Parks and Theatres

is a remarkable stage offering in
many ways. II sets forth without
fear or prejudice a subject long
tabooed not only to the stage, but to
the lay public in their daily life. Eu-
gene Brieux and his tronslators and
collaborators have set forth a eugenic
sermon which has been accepted as
one of the most inspiring appeals to
public health and morals. The uni
versal endorsement of Damaged
Goods" prove the valuable lesson
taught by Richard Benefits CO.
workers.
Evening journal., 1915-08-24
AT THE MAJESTIC.

The feature offering at the Maies-
tic today and tomorrow will be the
perturbation of Harold MacGraths
famous romance. THE puppet
Crown" with Ina Claire as the star
and Carlyle Blackwell as the hero,
is one OF the most elaborate produc-
tions ever made by the Jesse L. Lasky
Feature Play Company II is a mod
ern romance, in that the events take
place in little mythical European
kingdom supposed to be OF the pres
ent day. but It is really in a world
apart. In these days when realism
runs riot throughout the land. il is
good, from time to time. to take a trip
into the world Of make-believe, into
the land Of beautiful princesses, Of
kings on tottering thrones. and
brave American heroes who come to
the rescue In these days. when
some authors seem bound to con-
vince US that life is all sordid. il Is
good to hear the fine, clear note Of
the romance that never dies. and 10
drink deep of the clean. wholesome
satisfaction TO be found in such an
offering as this
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

Under the heading "a Fool Spasm"
Behymer, IN his last weeks issue.
dopes up . column Of rot of lamb
asting nature He closes with this
remark:
I'VE have penned the above to
show what manner Of fools inhabit
particular spots In the universe. u
Well we've surely found out where
one Of those fools live for the ramb
ling mind that prompted his pen To
write such rot makes IL quite clear
that there's one fool inhabiting the
Ordwsy section Of this universe. No
one out of that class would write such
junk.
He says he has no patients with
some people. Neither have We any
more time nor space to devote to
that particular class he refers to and
to which he has made 1t clear he
belongs.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
Local and Personal

Miss Holly Hanks has been quite
sick At the home Of B. W. Lester. Her
sister Loree Of Boone came over the
first of the week to be with her dur
ing her sickness. Miss Hanks has had
to have . substitute teacher take her
place In the Box Springs school.
July 9 is Cherry Pie day In Manzan-
ola.
Buy your Cream separators At
Tiedemann's.
George Edgar returned the latter
part Of last week from Kansas City
where he has been attending the
Kansas City College of Pharmacy the
past years term. He has taken up
his work In the Edgar drug store here
for the summer.
Buy your Roofing at Tiedemann's.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGovern Of Mime
apolis, MINI, came here last Thurs
day for visit with Mrs. McGovern's
brother. J. A. Mast and family. They
shipped their goods and have decided
to locate 10 Ordway.
Miss Mary Brown is quite sick.
Fresh home smoked bacon 2Oc at
Gsllsvans.
Martin Hasstedt returned the latter
part Of last week from Topeka, Kans.
but is yet undecided as to whether
he will remain here. His sister is
still 10 Topeka.
Buy your Prairie Hay At Tiede-
mann's.
A spark plug is small thing and
only four are used 10 Ford car. yet
the Ford motor company uses two
car loads per month.
Miss Irene Lancaster who has been
ssriously III with typhoid fever is i'm
proving
Buy your Alfalfa Hay at Tiede-
mann's.
Miss Edna Veiths has recovered
from her recent illness
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
Fordsr District

Misses Gertrude Black and Maude
Dyer have arrived from their home
In Kansas and are now occupying the
formers home Un her homestead
northwest OF the postonice. The
house was esected recently by Messrs.
Bareneld a Klsrenbsch,
Meesrs. Beadle & Reed. Forder's
drst resident real estate nrm, have
located the following persons
on homesteads 10 this locality. Fl.
mer TOmlin. Kansas; A. }. Harvey,
Louisville, KY; Ralph Gillette, Okla
homa; Charles Price and Manor Ja-
cobs. Missouri; Julius Simmons, Ar
kansas; A. J. Turk, Iowa.
"Cap" Reed and dad" Clark were
Ord way visitors Saturday. Also G
B. Sigler transacted business 10 Ord.
way Friday to Sunday.
R. J. Hasty and W. R. Winstead
motored to Pueblo Saturday and
transacted business at the land Office.
They returned the same evening.
The Valley Sunday school will OBJ
serve Children's day the first Sunday
in June. Mrs. L NJ. Henderson will
have charge of the music and the
young peoples class will provide the
literary features for the day. The
exercises will be held In the grove
west Of the postoffice weather permit
ing. Preaching in the morning by Rev.
Reeves, a basket dinner and the ex.
ercises by the children at about
O'Clock will be the order OF the day.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
Administrator Notice
Estate Of Carl johnson Deceased.

Estate Of Carl johnson Deceased.
The undersigned, having beon appointed Ad-
ministrator of the eatate Of Carl J. johnson.
late Of the county of Crowley in tho state Of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice that
he will appear bsfore the county court Of said
Crowley county, At tho court house in Ordway.
In said county, at tho Juno term. 1915. on the
First Monday In June next. at which time all
psrsons having claims against said estate arc
notified and requested TO attend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. All per.
sons indebted to said estate arc requested TO
make Immediate payment 70 the undersigned.
Dated 1t 0rdway. Colorado, this Sth day Of
Nay, A. D. 1915
JOHN O. MOWER,
Administrator.
chas. o. Wooidridss. Attorney for Admin
istxaeo..
First pablioation Nay 7. 1919
Fourth publication Nay %. 1915
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
One Spoonful Gives
Astonishing Results

Ordway residents are astonished, at
the quick results from the simple
mixture of buckthor0 bark, Rlycerine,
etc, known as Adler.i-ka. This rem
edy acts on both upper and lower
bowel and is 80 thorough bowel
cleanser that 1t is used successfully In
appendicitis. One spoonful OF Adler
i.ka relieves almost any case Of cou-
stipation, sour or gassy stomach
One minute after you take it. the
gases rumble and pass out. Edgar
Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
Gets Change Venue

Last Saturday Judge Rizer ruledton
the motion for change of venue 10
the case of DshlRren ". the Fort
Lyon Canal company ct al, from this
county to Bent county. The ples
waa granted.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
A Timely Warning

The La Junta Tribune says:
10 population of l24l persons.
Ordway has fourty.three childless
families. Better improve or the Bull
Moose will fall back on race suicide
for campaign issue"
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
Was.False Pretender

Feliceano Zapato obtained goods in
Ordway under false prteensions some
time ago and is now serving term
10 the reformatory for bis act. He
mortgsRed property to Lesry Bros.
which he never possessed. His was
an indeterminate sentence, and Un-
dersheri6 Herman escorted him to
the reformatory last week.
II you are 10 the market for any
Kind Of machinery come In and see Us.
Tue Ord way Trading Co.
Buy your Oyster Shell At Tiede
mann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

"Wholesole Murder" is the jury's
verdict on Germany's blowing up Of
the Lusitania, and the German am.
bassador calls on Bryan and expresses
his regret at such . verdict. He
didn't say anything about reRretting
the act Of bis country.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
Real Estate Transfers
The Growing Bank"

Warranty deeds filed 10 the office OF
the county clerk Of Crowley county
up to May IL. 1915, rs reported by the
Crowley County Abstract company.
Ordway:
Fred Bass to James Wood. ct sl lots
81 & 81 nj lot 80 blk. 90 Ordway sub.
g. q. Lamb to Ell W. Linegar e1
ct swt 2-2I.57.
Daisy N. Case has received q pate Mt
to her land 10 3 % 81.
Delbert d. Baldwin aod Minnie v.
Baldwin TO Ralph Davis net IL 10 %
Crowley Town Gu. TO Crowley school
district No. 30 $500.
Hugh T. Craig to Twin LakesSsnd
& Water Co. e / of ct swf 5-22.5S.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

You'll save money to buv the open
kettle lard At Gallavans. The price ID
now 12ic but will advance to l5c next
week
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
New Road Wanted

A petition was presented to the
board OF county commissioners at
their meeting last week for a mile OF
road between townships 20 and 81
from the half section line OF section
80 to the half section line OF "a The
commissioners appointed themselves
as board TO view this proposed road.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

Baby aud growing chick food always
on hand at Tho Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
For Rural Carriers

Examinations will be given in Ord
way % June IL tu fill the position OF
rural carrier at Sugar City and vacsn-
cies which may later occur from
rural routes out OF the various towns
nf the county.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

Every should give his wife bank account
that she pay her bills with checks and keep check
on her bills bank teaches everyone who has
one to be business-lke and to ECONOMIZE.
Then no pleasure is greater than seeing the balance
to your credit GROW and GROW.
A woman will SAVE MONEY for her husband if he
will give her chance.
Make OUR bank YOUR bank
We pay per cent interest time deposits
The First National Bank
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

Buy your NIGGERHEAD Coal ol
English Go.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

jacobson ,grinds lawn mowers
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14
Order
STATE OF Colorado
COUNTY Of rRENoNT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Eleventh
Judicial District Sitting within and for Said
County
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

Buy your Conkey's Remedies q
Tiedemsnn's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

Do you need windmill Let US
show you the Samson. The Ord
way Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

In the Matter Of the
Adjudication Of Wat
ar Rights In Wat
sr District No. "a Of
the State Of Colorado
ordar Allowing Aps
Petition Of Ths Bose
msr Irrigatins Ditch
Company for Change
Of Point Of Divsrsion
Of Certain Water
Rights
The Ordway new era., 1915-05-14

Buy your Cement at Tiedemaun's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-08

creased more than threefold. Tho
annual rainfall is from 40 inches to
90 inches and crop failures are rare.
1T has waterworks system costing
$4,000 and a fine supply of water for
all purposes OF this water question
which Holdenville has so successfully
solved for now and all future time,
Il little further along 1t has com
there will be something more TO say
Uletc modern sewerage system, put in
a. "a cost of $4,000, an ice plantowith
q capacity Of 25 tons a day and an
electric light plant which boasts that
81 has not been shut down for an hour
IN more than four years, IL has two
modern theatres and at one o. them
they are showing Theda Barra in the
CiDuicuCCau Case right now Just 10
demonstrate that the metropolitan
Inces Of amusement have nothing on
them when 1t comes TO educational
facilities, three up-to-date, comfort
able, sanitary. modern buildings pro-
vide all the necessary room The IL
lJstrauons herewith show what sort
Of structures they are far more elo-
Qucutly than any printed word could
Go. For churches there is no lack.
The denominations which have
erected houses of worship are:s Catho-
lie Episcopal Christian, Baptist, and
Methodist Then three banks with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-08

S1.25O,00 in real money in their
vaults demonstrate that the people Of
Holdenyi,le are long ways from go
ing broke" \ cotton compress last
year handled something over %, 600
bales and this year will handle from
$500 bales TO 10000 bales This
plant cost 100000. and has been re-
Gently improved Five cotton gins
take care Of the product Of nearly the
whole county an ice cream factory
furnishes sweets 20 town boy and
country boy and their aweethearts,
and everybody else who wants TO buy;
there is a bottling factory which takes
care Of the soft drink market;
marble works for every other purpose
thau manufacturing tomhsSOnes for
deaths are rare in HOldenville; a
modern steam laundry cement
block factory; a wholesale grocery
store with its travelling men visiting all
the nearby towns, shows a rapidly
growing business and as before said,
although There are two hotels and one
Of them having more than 200 rooms
and admittedly one Of the best in the
state, you find difficulty in getting a
room. The new city hall which cost
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-08

$4,000 had almost been overlooked.
Also the fact that the Keystone hotel
cost more than $50, 900, but 1t did for
all that.
Up to this time It has Just been
town stuff But there is a nursery
right on the edge Of town which en-
ploys so men the year round, has
more than 100000 trees getting
ready for shipment in the spring and
finds a market all over the state and
even into Arkansas and Texas. Three
years ago NJ. f. Bradley, who has a
national reputation for introducing.
the Bradley yam" than which there
Is no finer sweet potato in the world,
CT any other place, planted so acres
and since then he has been getting
rich and the people have been grow
ing fat, so this year he had a nice ut
tie potato patch Of $50 acres and is
shipping potatoes wherever people
love good things to eat and know
whore to get therG. Bradley is not
telling hove much he ois making be-
cause he says that might induce com
petition and he wants a monopoly in
the best potato growing country in the
world for a few years yet and then
he will retire. You don't have to take
anybody's word for this Just write
Bradley. 25 cars Of peaches, five cars
chickens, 10 ,..9 cultivated and un-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-08

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-08

light nights when the stars are re-
flecting in the shimmering waves of
the beautiful lake. II Tulsa and Ok
lahoma City and Sapulpa, and other
places which might be mentioned, de-
sire to learn something about the
water question, the commissioners Of
those places ought oto take the first
tsain for Holdenyille and not stop till
they get here.
The same spirit Of conservation
which has been so thoroughly and
patiently displayed in everything has
already been markedly visible in the
matter of city and county debts The
bonding craze which seems to have
enveloped so many counties in Okla
homa has never swept the people of
this town or Of this county off their
feet. The result Is that Holdenville
end Hughes county have about the
lowest tax rate in the state. But they
are going to have a courthouse and
Il is going to be a credit to city Coun-
ty and state. When you consider that
same spirit of watchful care which has
been exercised during all Of the past,
you can wager that when the COurtN
house is erected-which will be some
time In the spring of next. year-that
every dollar will go into the building
Continued On Page Eighty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-08

And it is all true, every blessed word
OF it. II you want the official figures.
write to the secretary of the Chamber
Of Commerce and he will give them to
you right away
When it, comes to transportation
facilities, there are two big trunk
lines, the Frisco running south to
Houston and Galveston and north to
st. Louis, and the Rock Island run
ming 10 Memphis and west to a con-
nection in New Mexico with the trans
continental lines. There are two
trains each way on the Frisco and
three, each way on the Rock Island
soothat the average inhabitant can al
most go anywhere he pleases when
ever he pleases, Both roads enter and
cepart from beautiful union. station
erected two years ago at a cost of
While Tulsa is sputtering around
about sufficient supply Of pure drink
ing water, Holdenville has got 1t and
TO spare. Enough for a town OF
10000 people. And they did not pay
out any money for artesian wells or
hire a whole corps Of experts to come
out here from New York or some
other seaport and tell them how to get
1t and where. The good common
sense people just went two and half
miles from town where there is
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Continued On Page Eight)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-04
Unlovely Backs
tDY ANToINETTE DoNNELLY.,


tCopyrght. l9l5. by a. Donnelly.)
with the prevailing styles in even
ing gowns. we all must have lovely
backs and, frankly now. do you
thInk IA, back is ever lovely.
don ! mind half so much if the flesh
is evenly distributed, but those little
rolls Of fat that accumulate between
the shoulder blades must not be
tolerated. They bump up above the
lop OF your corsets and spoil the tit
OF any gown And how can YOU drive
away this unbcauiiful attachment?
You may not like the sound CT the
answer ana YOU have heard the word
before, but here il is again Exercise.
Regular exercise!
You may already have your list quite
fun. but YOU must add a few more
II yon are in this class
rake an easy standing position with
feet nearly together Extend arms
above head with palms together and
resting on top Of head. Forcefully
throw the hands ana forearms back
ward, keeping your arms on n line
with your shoulders, elbows bent. and
palms turned frontward when YOU
throw the hands and forearms back
the force OF the motion should come AT
the elbows, not at the hands, and the
Shoulders should be carried as far
back as possible.
This exercise should be repeated about
ten times, slowly at frpt but increas
ing IN rap!dity and force from day
to day. BE careful not TO overdo. as
YOU might get 10 the pugllistic state
where the collar bone projects over
the breast bone at its junction. Guess
there's no danger, however These
movements exercise the muscles be-
tween The shoulder blades Just where
the fat accumulates MOTT heavily
Another equally effective set OF OK
ercise which you might alternate
night and morning with the preylous
ones is as follows:
Extend arms straight out from
shoulders and don't let a single bit of
kink gct into them al! the time YOU
arc doing this set Start making inv
circles toward the right, gradually and
slowly increasing the size of these I'M
Ill you are making as large circum-
fcrences as the length OF your arm VIII
permit. Then reverse the direction
Keep this up only a few minutes the
hrst morning, for IL has habit OF
stitching the tenderfoot. But In time
you ought 20 he able TO keen .. Il
fuil I'VE minutes and feel great" at
the end OF that time, 10 say nothing
Of what II Will do TO the fatty spots
no use practicing these once q week.
they must be done evory day. and bet