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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13


licked her chops as she saw II WAS ever
anything so good as fresh creamD and
looked around. Not a soul was in sight!
I'm sure If they knew how hungry
am, they would say, Help yourself
Queen maybe I'd better-just to oblge
them 'oNshe added.
In order to he very sure she went to
the door and looked again. Not 4 person
TO be seen except Bob, who was looking
for her. I'D better eat before he comes
or he viii tell me not to-" said Queen,
and she made a dash for the huge pan
of creaml
Whether she jumped too hard, or
whether the pan was not set on the table
quite securely Queen never knew. She
only knew that the whole thing-pan,
cream and all, descended upon her poor
scheming head! And Bob? All he saw
was a streak of creamy whiteness rush
ing knowingly past him and a puddle OF
cream on the floor.
Copyright, Clara Ingram JudsoH.
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ITO TIP or not to tip. that is the ques.
i ton.
The much-vexed question OF tipping is
one around which endless discussion has
always centred and yet no one seems
able 20 bring about a real remedy. The
trend Of public opinion is that this con-
slant demand for the giving Of gratuti-
Ties ie an unnecessary and altogether evil
Imposition. and one from which there
ought 20 be happy escape. But no es-
cape offers itself For conditions are such
that the tipping evil, like the poor, is
always with us, no matter to what par
ticular corner OF the globe we fee. In
fact, 1eelng to any corner of the globe
Involves such an extraordinary amount
of tipping that were we to sit down In
a calm moment and figure the whole
thing out, we should probably be so ap-
palled at the thought of that endless
array OF porters, stewards, walters,
chauffeurs, guides etc, lying ruthlessly
in walt for us that never should we get
anywhere at all
The one solution which is most gem
orally offered to the problem is that there
should be a definite establishment OF
living wage. and this wage in each case
should be quite sufficient to preclude re-
sort to the giving of gratuities. For not
only does the giving Of these gratuities
involve Inconvenience but at the same
time the recipients feel that there is
loss of self-respect in the accepting of
what. after all. is sort of charity The
fnr
services rendered is quite fallacious, in
asmuch as the standard is often very
much higher than It should be-particu-
larly in fashionable hotels, resorts and
ether places.
Take the case of the Pullman porters,
for instance 1t has been shown that
salaries range from S6,SS a week for Il
sleeping car porter to ss.75 a week for
a porter on an ordinary parlor car. The
whole scale of payment has been worked
out to combine with the amount OF the
tips that the porters will receive Since
the powers that be" have figured out
tips than do the others. their salaries
are smaller proportionately.
Not only do the persons who have TO
do the tipping object to the system, but
at the same time the porters themselves
would infinitely prefer a better arrange
ment. For they declare that the present
system involves a less of self-respect. is
precarious, uncertain and altogether der
ogatory to their dignity as workers and
men. Where there is a family depending
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address last night before members OF the
Retail Grocers' Association in the Bourse
Mrs. Kelley made this assertion when
man in the audience asked her II 1t was
true that most of the suffragists were
old maids.
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they are taken out OF the water in which
they We're boiled. This will allow the
skins to bo removed with ease and gives
the potatoes a nice white color. II al
lowed TO Htand and cool with their jackets
on as is the usual method, the potatoes
will have a dark and undesirable color
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13
Mothers Lead in Suffrage Cause

Leaders OF the suffrage movement who
are married are the mothers of grown
children, according to Marion Booth
Kelley, of Massachusetts. who made an
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CHILDREN'S CORNER
Queen Gets Into More Trouble

all the while watching for some one who
would feed her-she was sure to see
some one, for she was a great pet
There was a pan of fresh cream. Queen
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TOn1OrrOU's Menu

IAN exquisite and poignant sauce, for
which I'll say unto my cook, There's
gold, go forth and be a knight. Ben
Jonson.
BREAKFAST
Grapefruit
Oatmeal and Cream
Tomato Omelet
Mullins Coffee
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Shepherds Pie
Graham Bread
Rhubarb Fritters
Tea
DINNER
Chicken Soup
Beefsteak, Mushroom Sauce
Baked Potatoes Lima Beans
Spinach Salad
Cornstarch Pudding
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Tomato omelet-Skin two ripe tomatoes,
cut In slices or cubes and fry In butter.
Beat four eggs for an omelet, season
with salt and a sprinkle of pepper, and
set put the fried tomatoes, drained of su.
perflous moisture. In the centre and fold.
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Rhubarb fritters-Stew two-inch lengths
of rhubarb carefully in sweetened water,
cool and drain. Then dip into rather
stiff frtter batter. fry brown In hot fat,
drain. dredge with sugar and serve with
the syrup in which the rhubarb was
cooked.
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TOWN OF FUNNY DREAMS
THE FUNNY STARS
And how one OF them scored Lazy Lille.
By BOB WILLIAMS

By BOB WILLIAMS
All around the Funny Moon
SIX Million Funny Dots
Would blink themselves each Funny Night
To Cheer the Funny Tots.
They called them Stars because they knew
just how to make you Smile;
For when you saw the Sunny Sight
Your Smile would spread a Mile.
When Night would fall In Funny Town.
With such a Funny Crash.
The Funny stars would feed your gaze
on Funny Heavily Hashl
sonae looked as big as Mothers Hat;
"A fes were like the Eyes
01 Golden Needles sticking thTO'
a Qallt of monstTous size.
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&91 PRIZE
.AfySU T SUGGESTIONS
PRIZES OFFERED DAILY

For the following suggestions sent in by
readers OF the EVENING LEDGER prizes OF 81
and 80 cents awarded.
All suggestions should be addressed to Ellen
Adair, Editor OF Womans Page. EyESlS0
LEDGER. Independence Square. PHILADELPHIA
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A prize Of 80 cents has been awarded 10
Mrs. Margaret Il. Leonard. 1871 North War
ner street, Woodbury., N. j., for the follow
ing suggestion;
In preparing potatoes for potato salad
run cold water over them as soon as
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lllnlm i'm 1fn-nt SloOl uoart 9if
nas ora nolu 8ru0 -JtmOfullh nllr cl.

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a. af@tm f#f8 sa6MM m NH m#HtH
kH ISL N8 ts Esd 81 hH Mfha #M3
BAL NfaaH mf clos fMH a#aMtsE N
s8t4 n4 HH lhfa8 m rt sbf Ff t5 NWM
iH 81 aHlHa aIarr aHd H8 ka &HaW MH W
sWmsee08 mH aN HW @Hhw #H MFMe en
f8an "a t8ml aNtn at ta mH eWt8t M
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~. tf aa MasntmfM fb BE H
sFmfsa naaf fH mm kE1 Ma AM #w8 H# H#E
iAMat SD dg mfdsIm hA sW 6f "a tN8NtNF @0N M
faNA -
NN uHriUhG1@ 81 Ne st eatfaa emaN tEtl
abfraa. 6m8ftN gWtff &u6Ntal lha W h ~ N
saeismfttaHy tm mH bs t0rufffff AHa M
6uan Is mh m Nors o5 bb Del EN- 6s1t isH1I@ ee.E
rr atNeH ettaHifH. on @aNr um Afathem mts H aaleM
fa tmattFt Ha hf s1nWt ta aNt megt0HM.t t
.paba ma nr@oe bmaamm 1ae 'sn shaeT "aR Mi
Mg0b HH0 9d eM Eean8 6rHbW EHibM M1ul1II NW b
slime polernalaHids 6gneuum0ma eA saots 50 td Ntf Mt rs
fb. Iutthe Nne th0 aTaoc 9ern amhi 1t Reuitt a4atlAtN
an amerifamihw g9it5rgem m 0eR Uai1Jcn eng aMe &suoA 5p4
ale arfiatt m 0m be~borgta1m 4eude &uH 3Hon W Nmala
lmhr S6nWrat tn oeiem Sme md cne acknowledgements Al
hefien. DB unRr set Ia 0teim 1mne mt1r ihu MIRO ae 1ee a4J
nn0 artteL mfra maCi1AAltn Q}tbrt8aH ot rttaf 4tmMf
pom Aeuiiden @een bGmbriHgaL 8as 0e mggiltttaf hre1e 8sfmo#
IN Der Gersifamg Der 6iatliaen glemng segHl5r aaGt mo- oeila
1T. nas ION un0 miro 0ns Sungei9t mtcoer rtn9 teHel' 4enl0gl o0
tolhe Tete ieicru touuaR. fm0 teue 80rbQrn5 lebm our per HeTnf
aultariuie. ben nr Der @leGia, Der rb elbt be1erittn tmL pt VI
aam RA iebt SI uuo Sdraahn fcteu tan1 MIR Der nlcn bat YIN
ipnh of Dieie Shfe. lhD IN 1tlnm 5me, h0Hcn mtrt mo6e oa
Edt musfgnQen. gas ocutihe gc0 in icuem Suga5uge au9 els Aedt
tutqmg mires tralen 6abouens am oanian 4elen. &ruoaild
onpspff
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0o6en mir gnqfanO'5 S6fa6rt 3u (6dBen?

Ser .Gr6uua"a5ua miro ieIbhoertda0Gd nleoer 3n ener 0eutlde1
ShdnDidfit mb eiHer art 92iBodung 4meatas ausgebaut
aber iat nann bet 9merHa Den Saub Der brtlden 1hI1o1t
oeoen Da4ihlrD i5ernounen, nd6ren0 es iae agene, nad Ganidlau0
un0 alien neunaen auropaiden 9anoern, nuf gePAl engan0s euipaea
nMbte2
enqlnn0 fabrt arieg gagen 8cutf6iaaos puboe SdiHa3rt 0ntid.
LAMB gegea @uglo0s. GautAlan0 ldtdt oeshnlb teHe 16Te uper
ben c3ean. unO Die 9rten f0men fe meoer oufbringen nod tprpe0Ien.
enaLm0 Idndt gdife aus, neil es iont berbuHget IND feline 9ms
milton bat ln0 1eutlhtano gebt, no Is fann gegen olea S9rtte por
Gera0e ue es gnglauo tbua Durbe Dean es anf oe 0eu1ben e@slno9un0e
0s 55ean5@ treFpn mur0e.
England mug Fb ben Qngrffen anf eiue s9ifabrt aaseten.
Geualdlan0 brauht es niht 81 tbm.
limb nun iammert m0 tobtH allies, mas brihi6 enpfu0e5, Denn eng
Iao Die Gadt9ede odIeu, mos feline frategif9e Gage nit f] brugt Inn
NOS es iomt os @ortbeil uno ue5erlegenbet a@poiaunt, IN Den Smu
nebman muB.
Is Idefnt, monde 2epte bu0en f1 Elm, 9atidlan6 mfe england
ale 8ortbeie 5ugGteben uno fd nit allen ~9adtbaten begnigGn
(8. un0 4n)
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3eitgcmdfe 8aruans!
Serr Gbriit. Gs6baa utadgt ami bic
@efabren anfmerfiam bic nit ben
ariegsaHIeiben DerbHnoen iiHO.


Se0er, her 6elo auf Der gnrt
Bat, ioa Iidj pergauiiern, bob ote
ganf ibr @cIo nift in idIebten ga.
pieren nnteqt, ionit lit er IN DE.
iabr, onb ar lain @eI0 nidt 6etom.
men fanit, nenn er es trnudt. Sc.
Der arbeiter uno uberbaupt Sober,
0er fir 8etalt ODER 2obn tbdtig lit,
ion arfpaiien, DoB bic gdnfeu feline
ihledten Nertbpnpiere faufen Oenn
menn iie fas tbnn nHo Damn ibr
geln perlieren, Dann ettitebt cine
@elofnappheit, bic 6abrtfen miiiieu
id,lieBen uri0 Diele Eauienoe neroeH
hrotlos.
Gin boar amerifoniihe ganfiers
neriitden iett, bic iraa5oiiihen INTO
rnaLiIhen arieasanleiben bier i'm
2anoe nnter5ubringen. Eie 5rant
ioien moIIsa 300 Y~}illioneH Collar
iii ben Ser. Gtnuten bergen uio Die
EnaI1nocr ioUie[ ME m0gfid bon
ben 5000 @tiaionen Cellar, Die ie
braifcn. Die ornerifuniideu gap-
fen hoben feline gr5be 2nit, oiC
4~ripBsbon0s BIZ falien, aspr Biz
9anfierS In Mau Street iinD iebr
mdd)tig uno molten 0ic @anten 5pin,
Qeit, az Ill tbin. Gs lit fit eini
@0nf ieAr acFahrIih, fih nit Oer
arof,en 8anfierF BIZ berfeinoen, Inn
piele Deroen lih fiigeu iuerH Mi
ifuagn nidf beIFefl Sir fonnen Oal
tHlin, mcun ieoer, Der eth a0nto be
elmer ganf bot, ife beradriGtigt
onB er lctn @cl0 5lradsiebea miro
uenn bic @cnf fr1n50ltIhe ooer eng
aide arieaa6ouos fault. Wenn bal
HI qansen gcroe geiniebt. BAN
MIRO es ben gonfiars riht g~ellHgui
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tfiaaGe irf htm arhft 1901 bit ialf
fuam Qiabers 8utIdno aiane
ltufct .atfiel Ndeaa timiit1n
eHUa EittGoieH elab ata4afl'
iiaL Ntrilgn uim
SER NraBlgr NJ tu e1fmctIi.
itet adIic l%tcaorcier truhtt5etl,
oarr tt WterdHt. Sahign teilttr
er Sic zdllG uno i1m Gttu mob
ncu icgt feh oaiiait don lett
ofm Snbra 1901 it Ct aui 8eiiet
am aae 25u0er Ser @eli 50 beia.
dct a.er ict bent aricg it ictue
@e|ilcrrclie ig5r @idgpisri5, ha ga,
uaoa un0 |aUitulieu ibm ieino.id
aeafni5crlt tt. Gr uer.icB Eatih.
lon0 m Gltfr DOH rs 5a5ren Gins
Teinen GrleEei'ieu. oie uiel oes SIN.
terejarten 6ietea rt elm &anpttheil
Ieine @ermahIpng mis Der Eotter
cincs Snoimerbauptlinas in CUB
amerifa.
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infer eigenes @elo ben G~ngIdnoern
gum arie9fn5ren 81 leiberL 0enn 0as
lit es, tpor1in es iid DaIioelt.
8ieie ariegsanletben itn0 feline
auten 2lnlagen, ion0ern iebr aefobr.
lid. 3ieie BONDS uer0en in 8ene.
rationen nitt eilgel6ft mer0en ton.
men, ielbit fuenn bic 4aiirten Iiegen
ioaten, mas ia gang ausgeIdLoiien
lift. Sa 5raufreih baben bic San
oelsfQmmern nler aroBen 5ta0te
iopie[ 8npierqel0 9e6ruat, Dab es In
Hunoert Sabreu niht eiHgeloit per,
een fdn1i. 9}ah Dem ariege, aus
benz ia 8eutiflanb iiegraid) beroor.
aeben pir0, ner0en bic ariegsboaos
iGnea i'm Merthe foIleH, nlb 0dHr
miro es 6ier eilte G1aif geben, Dit
mir lie 1898 IND 1907 Ridlt bal6 L
ihlimn erIabt hdbe1
ltniere @o(oreierue betrdgt nun
$50 Nlilinreu 1,oanf, mn0 am !
cyllt 1915 naren iii ben Ser. 5too
ten @oIomnn5en In &16e BON 5000.
777S7400 i'm ltfHlouf, uto ict
iollen mir SSrmifreid) 300 @iiaioner
Collar @olo leiben ulI6 Gna[dui
nod Diele Wtiltonen mebrl 3eOer
Dernnnftige Menid nruB bod Elm
ieben, mel9e Bafobr es beoetItet
Denn oieiem ganoc onf eiunlal +
ttel @olD tnt3oaeu miro. Die @obr
felt lit, 0oB Die 8orfiers ben aGiir
ten idon ioDieIe 5el0 gqlieben boben
onB fie Hidt me6r Diiien, ME iie bal
@elo iDie0er besonmeli ioaen 81
gniirten fonnen nidt be3ahIen, I'm.
MIN ioaen mir uuier Geld bergeber
6mnit bic GaG eth. QanFier5 nift
perIierenl Gas lit oes gaOeI
agrn
Gs gtebt genlig CUTE %nrneritdti
Mertbpapipre, Die b6bere 3inien bg
! 3aaIen mo i.fer fino, ipeshalb fol
Ten Bic Aanfen alto bic ~aef1brlifc,
arieasbpnos fonien2 las nnliB 10
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@rpFrs gnrGefn. IN Milaro.

Sim "a. Sui mtro in 9}IGor0 Gin
grcBe5 8ortecue nit G9en5ratea
MIN. perunitaltet. 4usgele9t lit 6as
6eit ron 6en .nliaaro @ooiters
uuo baden 0icie feiue 4sabe geIdat.
Die 8rraHtaltn8 80 einer ~iHterei
ioHten 81 MAIDEN. Gin gan5erI
1000 8fuu6 idperer Cdie pirf
am SpieB getrateu, aou5ert tit mao.
ren0 oe5 TuH5en Eages, 0ettipieli
lno 4yettreanen iino ~paraeiehea NM
am abeno 1T groBes 5euerparf
@-onperucur Morebelo. Senatoi
6itdcod IT. q. mgroen rebea. &c
Der lift ber5lidit ~eingelaoen uto Diri
Elm 8eiu9 iih lobRen.
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tort berbinOart peroen. Seoer, Der
EN- Bantforto Bat, ioate iofort ietne
9onf Grandchildren uuD aui ole
feline gefaunten einnirfen onB iie
Gin GIeiAes tbun uno oas Qano Dor
elmer furhtbored @efhdftsfriii5 De-.
pnbren, SIC fir Sunoerttaueu0e
nerbdnani8bna neroen Diirfte. Geef
aiebt es III amerifa 2elite, Ste per,
Gungern moIel, oanlit 5rdHtreia
mfo Gnglaab arieg fi5rea fonnen
iu1o Elm paat glerp gorfer gnnfiets
0as @eIo nlht p~erlieren, oas tie ben
aaiirteH aepumpt babeu iino nGber.
benz nod lmqgahlte Uli1iohet ans
benz maffanidader 5l moden2 Sd
CLAUDE toiltn.
Milo. 8oriiGtl
Gbriit. RgtbohN, 6I4 9. Pie,
9tem BORT.
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gldltnua, Sd,uei3er!

Ser Cuoba 5npGi5c r @crein bal
beidl5Heu, iid an Der SGtpara0c
5uuitag Qlorgen 5u betbeili9en uuo
itno biernit ale Mitglicoer oufgc.
for6crt, ii6 UNI 3 llbr 9lorgcns
beim qofol oes 5errn emil Dicper
~ un0 5arnom Ctr, 81 periaul.
melfL BON no aus MAN iid Dem
5at8uge aHialieBen mirb.
Ger 8pritanD.
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Nns sprt 9oSge, Coma.

Der 9aogenlcnfcr 0oGenfef pon
ser 5troBenbobu lie9t idper perlet
in 5oipitaL 6ornieoer, Ser 8rtfi
Der grenie trnf i'm NH furdltbarer
@etpalt ON llnterleib nno riB i'm
Gin ticfeE God
1ran g3iqiom 8ehrelS IieIt Iehf
idper ertrantt bnheim 0arnie0er.
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@anba ltteihtn ttfffu Er hai ran
elmer dui 1885, dB Mgt.m @fftaf.
in 6cile bertn bgrgiia ifpo l0i t0fi
Hitadae.cat nBb wparitt ieta
Ioif m rediien 5ahrf boz arlciii
MEN iu beitlieben gr tot m lel'
ucr afteam0rpe Dciumenie melte
.6ie llutcriHuiiat 0cs ersllraiioAt.
fen 1ait Sir setrctdrs trrlu eni.
fonts. ntr mciiten @ulteuiclW oer
Rec. St10tfu hrs Noni5 BON 11d'.
fem ME onberer haIuorraact0er
4llnncr 1ler eurcpliidlcn Garoer
tragcn Gr r~ertriti Die .,5Hternati.
nnolg Iourtiten. @eielih1it mether
Ct rc5clmoBige 8egidtg Wfoumeu
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~cnimenbete Elm Gie5 ar6bere Wen.
gen Mlorphnm Nlo aofaiH.
9u giuecrt nu y 5ohu &rebrer
umo MathitAe 3age opn &errn 20.
itor ron Der Nh ebeIit n%er5unoerL
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aan-faaat.

Ttf 0%ftidtude q ir ron ail.
aGt grti itarltt atim poet io uus
autlth, b5b iia oJs ShtfiitlbeiH
trad
Van Scr iCt bret W ten plotlih
eridpmocifu fuHlu Hclten We.
BERT Siatpia t uu0 2an 2ml.h ichit
Etc lest icos 2i1dridt lilo Tire mn.
sc6ou8cu ifuo tn 8rrber Sor1e
Con t20 @churiaHoibaieu, 0ie
fh am 6rtito5 ilrer 4rIiun8 un.
tertcaca. ftalm q UoQitlE0 0urh.
Tie htcii3cn bei0ca 3cmngnien
0cr 9latinnolgor0e berl.cbcn am
@}ontoa ri Go01c um tn Clear
Qafe 0eu Dtano5ern beiEapehnen.
9lAs Der Cifitc bon Er. alltou
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
Teachers Feastad

Crowley-AIl work with nothing to
eat might make school teacher cross
the same as all work and no play would
make dull boy of Jack. With this
10 mind the Ladies' Aid society OF
Crowley and vicinity fed the teachers
who held their last monthly meeting
there last Saturday. It was not "just
food" either. 1t was chicken and
everything most that goes with chick.
en-. Money which the teachers might
have p ossessed was all the same as
counterfeit to the Crowley women for
they would not accept it This din.
ner was served in the dining room OF
the school building near a complete
kitchen where the good things to eat
at public gatherings held at Crowley
are prepared.
The meeting of the teachers was
we'll attended and a program Of much
interest and benefit was carried out.
1t is the last OF the mon thly meetings
for this school year.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
Public Trustees Sale

Whereas. Ernest F. Greene. Rrantor by hts
Trust Deed. dated October 4th. 1912, and re-
corded in the ONCE Of the Clerk and Recorder
of Crowley County. Colorado. in Book 2 At
page las conveyed to the Public Trustee of said
County. the following land in said County,
to.wit: The North Half (NIa) of Lot mum bered
Thirty (3O) and all Of Lots numbered Thirty
one tsl) and Thirty 1.-TWO (s2). in Block number
cd Twenty nine (29). in the Town Of ordway,
according to the recorded map and plat of said
Town. which Town is located In Section Four
teen 90. Township Twenty one (2l) g.. Ran 60
Fifty-seven tb7) W.: together with all buildings,
fixtures and other improvements on said
premises: and also all water rights and right
to the use of water for irrigation and domestic
purposes for use on said premises, or attaching
to said premises. from any and all sources, ,
and. particularly, from the Colorado Canal
and from the laterals supplying said Town Of
Ordway, In trust, to secure one principal note
of even date with said Trust Deed for S22OO
payable TO The Twin Lakes Land and Water
Company or order. on before five (0 years
after date. with interest thereon from date At
| the rate OF six f6) per cent. per annum. payable
semi-annually, and evidenced by interest
notes.
And Whereas, Default has been made by the
said grantor In said Trust Deed, In the per-
pOrmance OF the covenants and cOnditio
imposed upon him by the terms Of said Trust
Deed in this, to-wit: That said grantor has
failed to pay said principal note when due,
and failed to pay the semi-snnual interest due
on said principal note on October 4th, 1914 !;
also, In the payment Of second half of 1918
taxes and first half Of 1914 taxes on said
property: tho property having been sold for
the deliquent taxes for 1918.
And Whereas, The legal holder Of the indebt-
edness represented by said note has filed with
said Public Trustee notice and demand in
declare the whole debt represented by said
note. and interest thereon to date Of sale. due
and payable. and demanding the sale of said
land under said Trust Deed
Now. Therefore. Notice In hereby given that
pursuan to said notice. election and domand,
and under and by virtue Of the authority
vested in INC BY said Trust Deed and the law,
1. WILLIAM BRoADBENT. Public Trustee of
| said County, will sell the above described land
| for cash, at public auction to the highest bid
der. At the then front door Of the County
Court House in the then County Seat in said
County, on Friday the 3Oth day Of April 1915,
/ at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
OF paying said notes. interest and expenses Of
this sale and will give to the purchaser thereof
certificate Of purchase therefor as provided
by law.
VIM. Broadbent.
Public Trustee of Crowley County. Colo,
First publication April 2 1915.
Last publication April - 1915.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

To Remove 6utternut Meats Whole.
Pour hot water over the butternuts
and let them stand over night When
treated in this way the nuts are much
easier to crack and the meats will
come out whole.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

More Frults Should Be Used.
It is rather strange how few people
know the medicinal value Of our COM
mon fruits and vegetables. What q
pity more fruits and fruit juices are
not used.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
General Chase Here

General Chase and Col. Davis Of the
National Guards Of this state, were
here last Thursday in attendance At q
meeting Of Co. 1. Drill work was put
on In the presence of these officers
Since . reRimental band has been or.
gauized at Cheraw the idea OF one
here has been given up.
p,u x,onr W;
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

A new shipment of spring hats.
Big bargains In millinery and notions.
See them before buying. Mrs. W.
Laughlin.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
Recording Sound Waves.

Recording Sound Waves.
A new German method of recording
sound waves employs a lead pencil
line Of varying thickness. formed on
a strip of paper by an electric current
Influenced by the vibrations.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
Another New Building

Crowley-Yehle 4 Nelson are erect.
ing . business building 25x50 feet. one
story in heighth for store building.
At present they are occupying the
Strickler building.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

Buy your Feed at Tiedemann's
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
GODS GLORY IN THE HEAVENS

"The reverence OF Jehovah O.
unto day and night know
edge" THE heavens declare the GodPsams llO:
l4:1; 1871. 2
An appreciation of the infinite
uttleness should make teachabe The study
Creation is the key
to realize that the worthy ambition
Creators bene6cent designs His
The planets of System
nothing Imagine the Suns diameter a
re Jupiter would a
as peas and Mercury and Mars raspberry seeds
The Sun
Earth thirty n go around the
Earth MONTH would required for
o the circumference of the
ts axis while its motion around
the shorter
while remote A year the
planet Mercury would Neptune,
farthest on equals o years.
Yet Sun is only which the
uptodate astronomical hundred
and twenty-five millions Around fired
doubtedly revoves planetary System like owh Thus
reckoned there million this
not the limit If should dim
should as
beyond We appalled, at the Universe
The zodacal
a
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
LEARY'S
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on May !, 1915,
will call for the money on all Our accounts which
are due or past due. From then on we will extend
credit only for periods Of time not exceeding thirty
days. This change IN policy is made necessary BE-
cause of the greatly reduced prices which we are Of
fering merchandise. We most respectfully re-
quest that all those knowing themselves indebted to
US will call and adjust the matter on or before May
!, 1915.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

Buy your Posts at Tiedemanp's
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

Buy your Wire at Tiedemaun's