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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01

erlaum batten, bab er Trnpper1 AIR
&erItarfu11g Der @arniion iiber a,ne-
rifaniides @ebeit tlad} Mgua Grieto
lenoe. 8ie beri9tet miro, Ioa er
ltb NIT iebr beftigen 8orten eeall-
bert boben. Das lei Der Can't oa=
fir, iagte er, oab er Die Jremoen
in Ielnem Serritorinm beldiibt babe.
ST l6eint oieien Sdait aIio MIR alg
cine @efalligfeit gege1t uniere &e=
eierung un0 nidt als cine onrd Sim
itano nno &olferreft gebotene SCOT
menoigfeit a~n5uieben, mas nns in
ge5rg atf oie Gage ser Amerifanec
uno anoerer Sremoen in Sonore
aeraoe nift ~berubigen fonn. Gam
1oa er o1f geiagt baben: SD fanll
Garran5a nno feline gala5e Mrlnee
lflagen; es 1T ~aleroings bel per
langt, Die Imerifaner al1d nod ihfa-
gen 5n Ionen, aber i'd claude, id)
fam oas altd nod TIM" Diele 8rab-
l%ereier, tper1n er tie tpirfIib gemadt
fat, bemeiien, 6aB gila oie Gabigfeit
bo1fta1oig berloren bat, Die Gage
81 beurteilen. Sn Mg1a Brieta tru=
fen am Sonntag abeno bier S3iigc
NIT Soloaten elm tpobur1 bic grrps
penmaht 6es General Cafes, oes
Garran5a : &ommnnberns, Der In.
@gra Trieta befebligt, auf 5000.
Wam gebradT lit. General Sltniton
lit Counting alberto nod Douglas in
Mri5ona, Dem Mgna Brieta qeeen@
iiberliegenoen amerifmiifen Stdoi=
9en, gereilt INN Die oortigen Ops-
rationen Der amerifanilfen GoIoatcn
perionlid al iibertpaden; Elm Be-
meis, fir fpie ernit er Die Gage bdlt.
aus 81 Naio miro gemeloet, oob
man, mif cine Strede bon 0reiBig
Meilen oitIi9 nn0 fpeitIih bon Ser
'5ta6t, faft oie gon5e @arnilon ron
Sort 8liB berteilt bat.
= Die merifaniiden 3olbeamten
IN Mgua 8rieta baben oorum nod
'geinht, oaB ibnen erlalibt peroe, bic
Srauen unb &in6er nno mas lid
lonft nod bel einem merifaniiden
Eager berum5utreiben pfleet, iiber biz
.8ren5e auf amerifamides @ebiet gil
bringen. gs miro ibt1en Dies aber
ntdt eber erlaubt peroen, dis 6is
Der &f begonnen bat. Gonn miro
man Die 2erte auf Der amerifanilhen
.Seite interviewer uno iie tDieoer iiber
Die @ren5e 8uriifbringer, tpenn ser
Anmpf aufaeb1rt hat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01
Gle bemtise Gage.

Ste Gage bat ii6 Jet Samitae
nieoer iebr siinitig fir oie oellt-
iden @~erbiinoeten geltaltet. Sn Ser
bien unD Wontenegro lino iie Dor
aeorungen urb baben mebrere Srte
telebt, oarunter Die groBere Staot
Milanotpitib. gbenio alld Die 8ul-
aaren, Die iett anlbeinenb alf Dem
oireften 8eg nod Nild ftnb. Son
Der @iilfsaftion Der Mniierten ber-
lantet nibts 9eltimmtes, MIR DOB fie
Die buIgnriiben &iiitenitaote bom=
6iert Baben.
Sn &uBIano baben oie 8eut-
iden Die &l1iien bon Blofa-
men an Der Muiia beriagt lno bic
Seiterreider baben grfolge III
8oIbpnien uno @oliaien errnngen.
.Sn Der Champagne baben oie
Dentiden ben pieI limitrittenen Sii-
gel Bel 60 Sabure genomme1t.
Sic Sffeniine Der StaIiener i1eint
nad5ulaiien; iie tpar erfolglos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01
anna airditein's ariessseOidjte.

Grutt Mrtla &irdJlteit IN Gbicdgo
bat cine Gammlling p2ieoer aus
OeutidImn6s erbebenoer 3eit" bet-
offentliht. Ole Difterin, Die felt bic
len Sobren nit Der uSllinois
9taats3eitung" in Ierbinoung itebt,
bat ms lfon mandes fornlpollenoe-
te @eoif)t eeldenft, in oieler Samm-
lung bat iie @eoidte 5uiammerge-
itelt, gu oenen Der groBe arieg an-
IaB gegeben bat. 8ir empfeblen
oas feline Seft alien 9eutihs@ meri.
fanern anf's Bette. Cine tparme,
moltuenoe gegeiiteritne ipridt ais
Inn, cine itarfe poetiihe gego-
bung uno Elm ldories Sormtalent
Mit beionoerer 9emegung miiiien
Deuiih Imerifaner Die beioer
proftigen @eoidte y@ir muBteu &c
nift mebr~ uiio u@ar id aud, ridt"
leTen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01
1exas.

Mm 1. Sarltar 1916 tritt onS
auf @eranlaiiung Der State sSeoe=
ration Of 2abor" BON ser 2egisIntur
artgenommene Geieb in GroH, onb
ollie Sabrifem, faufmGumiide Defdaj-
tes g~iIenbabnen, GtrnBenbobnen,
Selegrdpben. Selepbon- uno ggprcBz
~&ompagnien etc, Die mebr ais 8cbn
%erfonen beid1ftigerL ibren anaes
iteIten oas @ebdlt boIbntorntlld
mis5u3abIen baben.
SSn 8nrtlett ftnrb i'm Mlter pcn
IA Sabren gnoreas @ottlieb 2in0e-
mant. or mar in Mnboltsgeiiau
geboren 1ino fom Dor SO Sabren biery
Der.
Mm .MattentagA III Coleman
'wliroen 1853 Matten getotet. Den
eriielt Hreis. S. @olo, errang g,
Subburo, Der 258 Mottenldn1n3e aIs
9epeis leiner S0tigfeit einbrad)te.
Mm Is. finoet in WeH County
oie g~bftimmung iiber Dos 2ofal-
Spttons9e1eB 1tntt.
Dos itetierpflidtige gieentiini
in Souiton bat eiten nbgefd1bten
@ert bon $t35, S05,0O0, tporanf
Steuern i'm 8etrage bon $2,444.-
489. 98 5it entridten ihto.
0ie @atboI5bGnoIer GareD &
yoing in Sort @ortb iifto tpeeett
llebertreting 6es Mnti : G~ruft9elete2
aur 3abIu1tg elmer Celebrate BON
$3.50 berltrteilt tporoetr.
SSn Muftin miro NIT Stem Vnrfer
RapitaI Elm &oteI fir 100000 ee-
baiit tperoen. tperft Die getpobacr
Der Staot $4,000 beiiterertt.
Sn @eimar ftarb Charles
Meihert i'm Mlter bon rs Sabren.
MIs Or. g. 6. 2inceciim in
@ictoria am Samltag abeno 1880 le-
ne Office betrat, imiroe er iiberfai-
len, NIT eiitem ihmeren Grliippel me-
oergeihlagen uno Inn $43 beraiibt,
sic er in Ser gaife bate. @r lag
betpllBtlos bis 3 l1hr morgens, che
CT 5u fidj fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01
Som Mio 8ranoe.

t -. PS~4btiuS CtH PCi-
Ionli6er 0ertreter gorranaa's bat
uniern @onbernellr Snmitag in Mu-
itin beinht uno ibm Die @er1iderung
gegebeL Garran3d merbe NIT ane-
rifanil6en Srnppen uno SEN teruni-
lden GiDilbeb0roen 5uIarn1nenarbei.
ten, nm ben Musihreihanaen ar
Hio @ranoe Elm Cube 81 MAIDEN.
Hnlere gunoesregierune bat Gams-
tag, ipie aus @albington gemeIoet
miro, Garran5n eriuft, bns 8anoi=
~tenfDeien auf Der merifanilden Sets
ces Hio @ranoe 5u 1lnter0riiden uno
es unIern Sruppen gu geifattefl Ban
bitten, Die BON Merico fommen, aiii
amerifaniider Settle lire Sdmota-
ten ausfiibren uno Damn tpieoer nod
Der merifaniiden Settle biniiberfIiid-
ten, audi a1lf merif. @ebiet b~erfoIgen
5u fonnen. Mnn ertpartet, oaf,
IGarra1l5a tun miro mas nnlere Ne-
gierung bon ibm berlangt.
General Gugenio Sope3 in
Watamoros bat erflGrt, ooB Dor ein;-
gen gasen Die merifanilden SoIoo.
ten auf Die @afroe oes 2atis oe "a
Roia, zines Ser Soaptonltifter Scr
llnruben am Mio @rnnoe, Sogo &C.
maft u16 lie Observation-Disclosures bit
ten. Sc Ia Sofa bobe fif bon ieincn
ISerten getrennt un6 in oas csnnere
oes staates Gamnulipas aefliidtet.
l1niere Wiinoesregierung Bat
benz 9iirgerfomite bonn @io @ranoc,
ons nit nnlerm @oupernelr nnn
General 5unfton f~onferiert uno ip1-
ter Der &esierung geuiiie 8oridIGse
gemadt bot, ourh BEN aongreBre=
prdientanten Garner mitteilen Iaiien,
boB tie Die @oridldge aitsfiibren fper.
De, NIT Musnabme o~esienigeL 8reife
auf Die ginfangrng Der @anbitenfi;b-
|rer 81 iesen. Gs feie1 feline
'Sonos oafiir porbanoen. Das fIinst
ieltiam. 1tniere Megierltng fam
bod auf oas ginfoneen BON 9erbre-
dertt Hreiie alisfeten, tparum nidt
ouf oas ginfangen oieier Nanoiten-
balptlinae? O6er betradtet fie 6ir
bon linen ini5eniertan &aubsiiga
|niht aIs gerbrefem fonoerrl aIs po.
litiihe Bepegungen2
Snm1tag abeno nuroen aIc
@aden in Der @egeno bon NrotDns-
|piIe unb ltmgegeno peritdrft nno IN
Solge oefien perliefen Die Nadt mn
Ser foleen6e Sonntaa ru6ie. Ger
Steuerfoneftor Mabb iab sfpiideu
Brownsville unb San @enito orei be.
rittene utb bepoffnete Merifaner,
Die iih aber y~ieitiparts in oie 8ii.
Ide ihlueen", ols Tie lein Mrto-
mobiI gefpabrten. Mabb bemerfte III
Der Serne nod mebrere, berittene
Merifaner, fonnte aber nift Iagen,
OBJ lie beipnffnet leien. Gr meloefc
Die Sode iofort i'm Sort gropn mn
lanote BON BORT Gatrouilen naG
iener 8eaenb aus. Die Soloater
fonlten bort aber nidts geroddlti.
ges finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01

@onber1tenr Gergulon teilte
Sonntag Dem aomite bon Niiraern
aus Brownsville nn0 an6ern Gt1o.
ten am Gio @ranoe, oas Dor e~iiliaeu
gagen nit ibm uno @en. 6unlton
uber Die 9er1tequng bon Mmbe ll,D
Sronurlg in ienen @egenoen fonie-
riert bot inO oas our 3eit iih nod in
n%nIerer 5faot aufbalt, mGitebenoeS
telegrapbiib init: v5oIsenoes Gele :
9ramm tit mir 5ugeaangen uno
meroe Sbnen iebr oanfbur iein men1
sic ibrn Die MISUNDERSTANDING
gebe1. 9as 3niammenarbeiten I'M
lerer geamten uno 8iirger, Die Is
tn ibm oorgeidlaeen miro, lit orirr
geno notpenoig: 8aibington, 9. 6.
30. Oft. 1915 Sames 6. Sergu-
ION 8ouperneur bon Geras: Gus
Staatsoepartement tDiir0e es bod ans
%erfennenk menu Sic nit ibrn aula1tz
me1arbeiten molten, Inn 9t1tbe uno
Sron1ing IN Dem Diitrift bon
Brownsville tpieoer bersuiteaen. Gag
Staatsoepartement tit iib~er5euat, DuB
eth ernites @ort BON ibnen an Sic
Stoats- un6 @ountpbeamten in ie-
mem 9irift piel oa5u beitraaen mir
De, &aifenborurteiIe 5u beleitigen lno
eth ungeb0riges, beransforoern0es
Betragen Gnbisereet cononct) Ii,
b%erbtnoern. 2eBteres .miiroe, mad Ser
Mniidt 0es Departements uberbaupt
lliht itattfinoen, merm Die 8eamtem
mo oie 8etpobner fib ponig flar
oariiber mdrenL melde 0eranttport-
lifyfeit tie. obne es gu niiien, Der
ytdtionalregierllng ~aufIaben, inoem
ne ben grnit Der Gage nidt in Be=
tradt 5ieben. Die tatladIide @a-
gteru1g BON Merico lit eriud1t NOR
cen, ibre @ahiamfeit in iener
@ren5 : @egeno gu perlharien,
ic Dob Die &aubsiige BON ibrem Ser.
ritorium aus dllfboren. Sic lit fer
ner erinbt tDor0en, Die 8eamten un0
Betpobner in ienem Diitrift ~an5ufueig
len, lih ieoer Geinoieligfeit geaeit
Mnnertfaner 81 entbaIten, oanr;t
frieolihe nno georonete 3ultance
mieoer bergeitellt peroen fonnen aum
eegenReitigen gorteil befoer adis-
Der rno beionoers iener geaen0. Mo-
bert Saniing, Staatslefretar.~ Wie
aus 2lulti1 nempIApt msrA III IL, sc+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01

Sbnet tuirb meine 8a6narbeit aefaEz
len, tpie Nnoeren audi benm meine Mrs
belt 1T oauerbnft uno bod biqia. Or.
&ettnerlp, Spenringen : Mcgrafp Sc
bG1t6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01

Cir Charles 3lipper, Der be-
riibmte fnnaoilbe Staotsmmn. lit
I'M Sitter bon 90 Sabren eeitorber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-01

Wenn i'd Sire Sabmnrbeit beiurste.
Gle mid en1pfeblen. Or. Sens
nerIp, Gfp~earinaens Rcgratu @ebdlSe.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Some Good Advice

Here 10 q bit Of information one
Ordw woman gives which will be of
value to sll women; it pertains to tin
cans:
When you have opened can Of fruit
or vegetables drop the can in the
stove for . moment. The paper 10
burned off and thus you avoid having
the yard Uttered with paper soaking
from cans during rain and afterwards
blowing about ehe yard. You also
sterilise the can Of anything that
might attract cats and dogs To your
yard. and you put the cans 10 con-
dition to rapidly rust and rot away
when they are discarded.
). 6sace the tin esas pest II oae. OF the
wossta town hiss 70 contend with this
bit Of sdvics might be we'll worth
heediug.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Wagons Coming Again

Because Of the fact that announce
ment made that the tin can
wagon would be around tbis week,
Marshal Worker made the rOuDds to
haul away all refuse that has been
placed 10 barrels and boxes. however,
In response to Mayor McCIeary's pro-
ciamatiun, given 10 this issue. . gen
eral cleaning up Is urged and the city's
wagons will make the rounds again
next week. Unless the cans and
other such rubbish Is placed iu re-
ceptacles II cannot be taken. So II
you lost out on the hauling this week
It WAS because you did not have your
rubbish gathered up.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Beauty and Profit

When s83 worth OF alfalfa can be
raised on u block Of ground within
the city 1t seems that there Is . lot of
soil in Ordway growing weeds to
the detriment of the appearance Of
the city when it could be made to pay
dividends. E. P. johnson, last gear,
realized s2l from his third Of block
Of alfalfa. and IL was sn unirrigated
crop at that.
At meeting Of the Chamber of
Commerce held Tuesday evening and
delegation from the Thursday After
noon club this subject was taken up
and 40 effort will be made to induce
someone to secure the vacant prop
erty and seed the ground to alfalfa.
1t will better the appearance Of Ord
way and will make the undertaking
pay someone for their time.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Rains of April

April has been u very wet month.
but according TO some records kept by
Mrs. e. W. Downey there have been
prior Aprils here when the rainfall
has been as great and one April about
IL years ago IL was much greater.
Mrs. Downey's bit Of history shows
one month wherein rain fell on q
Of the 80 days, and another when
there were IL rainy days with one
snow. 1t was also noted that In those
years crops were unusually good even
though paintings were quite late.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Local and Personal

Florence Citizen: Bert Tabor from
Olney Springs. Colo. Bart Tabor from
Joplin. NO., and Ollie Tabor from
Deao owood, South Dakota, accompan.
led the remains Of their mother, Mrs.
Matilda Smith to Florence Sunday
where interment was made iD High.
land cemetery. The Tabor boys for
merly resided In Florence and are
quite we'll known here BY the old
timers.
Do you need . windmill? Let us
show you the Samson. The Ord
way Trading Co.
Chas. and Geo. Worker were in Pu-
eblo this week aud bought their fix.
tures for the new Worker Bros, res
taurant. 1t is expected that the
building will be finished In time TO
open up May Is.
Buy your Builders Hardware at
Tiedemann's.
Reports Of the city treasurer and
city clerk and water commissioner
are to be found on Page Of this
issue of the New Era. Each report
has been audited BY the finance CON-
mittee of the board Of trustees.
Genuine Italian Panamas 81. 80 Sat-
urday At Gallavans.
The W. G. T. U. will hold a regular
bi-weekly meeting at the D. G. Rob-
ers residence on Tuesday afternoon,
May 4th. A program will be given
under the leadership OF Mrs. Riley.
Last call on box apples 81. 25 at Gal.
lavans.
Marx Lorig, 10 company with his
nephew, was here this week calling
on the trade and looking after his
property here.
A sOn was born Tuesday of this
week to Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sigler who
recently moved to Ordway from
southeastern Kansas.
Mrs. c. N. McNulty has gone to
Kansas where Mr.. McNulty is 10
business. Miss Vera will join them
later.
The Ordway Trading Co. handles
the Clark Jewel oil stoves, let Us
demonstrate them to you.
DR.. and Mrs. J.E. Jeffery will spend
= few days with relatives In Kansas.
Big shipment sl.50 house dresses
q. 90 at Gsllavans.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Thursday Afternoon Club

The Thursday Afternoon club met
last Thursday with Mrs ]. Fl. Weld
on. The club voted to have "clean
up and paint up campaign" and COM
mittee appointed to follow up with
the work. An interesting program
was given on the San Francisco Fair.
The ladies taking part 10 the program
were Mrs. Spivy, Mrs. Stanley and
Mrs. Roberts. The next meeting of
club will be held with Mrs. d. G.
Roberts. The topic OF the afternoon
will be a discussion of the United
States government. Members are re.
quested to meet promptly at 2:3o
O'Clock as there will be business af-
fairs of the club to be handled.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Horsemen, Attention!

Now is the time to buy a good
registered saddle stallion and impove
your stock. The country is being
gutted by the war and the man with
enterprise to start now is the winner
10 the end. The strongest blooded re-.
producing horse iD America is the sad
die stallion. American saddle stations
all ages and prices for sale. None bet
ter. Correspondence solicited.
r. W. Everett, villa Grove. Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Jail Processing

Contractor Peck, who IL building
the new county jail has been making
very good progress on this except for
the time the many rains of the past
month have delayed thugs. II is
looming up to 40 extent that one
realizes that there is going to be
something there when he gets through
with IL aud that Crowley county will
have Jail and sheriff's residence wor.
thy our pride.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Says Rates Too High

Telephone rates in Ordway are said
to be higher than In some Of the other
towns 10 the valley. As result OF
such report made 10 joint meeting
Of the Chamber of Comnerce and the
day evening committee composed Of
@. Z. Woodbridge. L. l. Gitfin and
Chss. N. Sandifur. was appointed TO
make an investigation and enter .
plea for reduced rate
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Evangelical Church

Services will be held Sunday May 2
at the Evangelical church as follows:
900 q. %. preaching on, "Den Famil-
ienalter." 1000 y. N. Sunday school
Hoo Q. m. preaching on. "The Glort-
Gus Church Of Christ" 2:30 p. N. W.
N. 9. annual meeting and election Of
o1lcers. 100 p. m. young peoples
meeting. 500 Q. m. preaching 90, "A
Vision Of God and It's Results"
You are heartily Invited to come.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Real Estate Transfers

Mamie A. Rodden and husband to
Ben g. Durall, set l6.2l.59.
National Sugar Manufacturing COM
pany to Henry H.. Henderson. sw4 set
ll-21-59, $4,000.
Stella N. Field to Peter Anderson
lots 3, sec. 2.21 SO s12O0.
John M. Morgan to Martha Ethel
Belveal nw4 81; ei net s. set 33-2067 s.
lot 4 & VT lot s sec. 3.2l.57.
Helen Farr to Harry Z. Farr lots 10
& ii blk. 12 Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Just a Scare

Under the signature of H. r. A.
there appeared the following In the
Saccharlne Gazette or Sugar City re-
Gently:
The State Land Board has notified
the county commissioners and the as
SCISSOR to assess all dry land 10 Crow
ley county at $40 per acre. This is an
Injustice to the majority Of dry claim
owners and they should organize and
appoint committee to appear before
the equalization board TO protest
against this injustice.
For the Information of H. f. A..
the New Era will say that no such
notice has been received either by
Assessor Willixms or the county COM
missiOners.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Recital Saturday

Miss Harriet Challender's recital
will be given on Saturday afternoon
of this week at 2:30 O'Clock at the
Princess theater. She changed the
date to Saturday to better suit the
convenience of many who would like
to attend. Pupils appearing In this
recital are Ethel Mast, Chester Shell
ton, Edwsrda Davis, Floyd Bruno,
Merle Green. Gladys Hosler, Mildred
Long, Leigh Patterson. Pauline
Mooney, Irwin Shelton. Mary Jean
Cash, Alma Green and Miss Linnie
Colyer.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Attention

We have on hand quite good Sc.
lection OF second hand house furni-
ture. consisting of steel range, Ice
chest, davenport, bed and springs, oak
chairs. round dining table, library
table, rugs, rocking chair and dresser
We will sell these at greatly reduced
prices on Saturday and Monday. Come
and pick them out.
The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Could Secure Building

A Carnegie Library can easily be
secured for Ordwsy. 10 the opinion of
Prof. Chss. N. Sandifur, superintsnd-
ent OF the Ordway school. He has
taken the matter up with the Chamb-
or Of Commerce and 10 Of the opinion
that q library can be, secured here
with the proper effort which would
place . ane building 10 town yith
Ordwas's cost merely its upkeep.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Reservoirs Filled

H. o. Peck and o. r. Slsvens we're
10 from their Duck creek ranch this
week and state that their reservoirs
are filed to the brim. All reservoirs
10 the eastern part of this state are
full and some OF the dams were taxed
To hold the water.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Lost

$50 reward for recovery. One bay
horse, forelegs partly white. branded
B Z on left hip. One black horse;
one bay horse hind legs partly white.
not branded. All three have white
spots In forehead; also all are wearing
halters. When last seen were sig.
teen miles northeast Of Sugar City
and four miles north OF Pete FarIes'
sheep ranch. Address
VIM. BEADLE. Forder. Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Methodist Church

The Fannie Crosby Service post
poned from last Sunday evening on
account Of inclement weather will be
held on next Sunday evening, May 2.
Other services during the day: Sum
day school at 10. 90; meeting for wor-
ship with pastor at IL; Epworth
League meeting for young people at
700.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Good Late Wheat

+ Late paintings Of grain many times
prove to hit conditions right. Last
year Thos. Fountain put out spring
wheat 10 April and he raised an aver
age OF 81 bushels to the acre He has
10 acres In wheat this season. He
believes oats will do we'll II put in
within the next few days.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Preaching at Nuna

Numa-There will be preaching at
the Numa school house Sunday
morning at II o'clock and In the even
ing at 7:3O. A general invitation is
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Another Beet Dump
Crowley

A new beet dump IL to be built here
by the National Sugar Manufacturing
Co., due to the fact that SO many
beets have been planted 10 this vicin.
ity this season. Long hsuls for the
growers here will be done away with
now and 1t Is matter for the grow
ers to rejoice over.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
For Sale at Snap Price

10 lots 10 courthouse block S. f.
corner. Remember there are only
two other vacant S e. corners in the
town. K. p. Johnson
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Ordwsy Justice to men who had
been lighting: Cant this case be
settled out Of court2" That's what
we we're trying to do when the mar.
shall Interrupted" came the reply.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Mrs. G. s. Davenport and Mrs. NJ.
e. Hughes have gone TO California
where they will remain for the com.
ing year. Mrs. Davenport's daughter
lives at Oakland where the two
women are going. Mrs. G. q. Kelley
has taken years lease on the Daven-
port residence and has taken charge.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Painting Starts

VS.. Steen has painted the front Of
his store building which may be
taken as the starter for the clean up
and paint up campaign.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Piano Tuning

Leave your orders at Variety Store
and E. A. Mitchell, resident tuner.
will give you guaranteed job Of tun-
ing.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
TakIno n Chance.

DO you think the public will stand
for such q play!" I'm not worrying
about the public" replied the theatri-
cal manager. "All I'm afraid Of Is the
police"
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
lstter Psrfeet.

Stage Manager-"Remember, Bangs.
We arc depending on your baby to
cry Justify in the third act. Do you
think hen do his par?" Actor FS
ther@'He ought to. He's been 70.
hearsing every night for months"
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Miss Georgia Estes returned from q
two weeks visit with Mrs. q. L. Duns-
moore of Fowler.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

For Sale-At Haswell, Colo. tue
following home raised dry land fssdsi
and seeds:
Mtliet .................. 300 Bu.
Yellow Milo Maize ....... e1.26 CWt.
Black Amber Cane. .el.25 Owl.
Cofn, large lots 1000 lbs. " more
At one time. e.......... el.35 Owt.
White myo and katiir, grown and \.
we'll mttured here By dry lasa "
farming .-............... 02.OO CWc.
6 cents per cwt. extra for sacking. r.
% B. our track. Haswell Lumber Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
AaothAe Try.

Recruiting Omcer-What's the good
Of coming here and saying you're only
seventeen years old! Go and walk
around that yard and come back and
see II you're not nineteen.-Punch.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30
Something Rarely Seen,

It is question whether we have
ever seen the full expression of a Per.
sonality, except on the imaginative
plane Of art-Oscar Wilde.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Will T. Stocker has painted his
residence during the past week.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Finest home rendered lard 12i
cents at Gallavan Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-30

Come in and see the Vacuum wash
Ing machines at The Ordway Trading
%.