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The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Destroy Brown-tail Moth

One of the most serious effects OF
the presence Of the brown.tail moth
in a community is that Of the peculiar
skin disease 1t may produce. Some of
the hairs of the full.grown caterpillar
are furnished with minute barbs.
When the -caterpillars molt these
barbed hairs are shed with the skin
and as the skins become dry and are
blown about by the wind the hairs
may be quite generally disseminated.
When the hairs alight upon the human
skin they cause an irritation. which
upon rubbing may develop into in
dammation.
Men who come In contract with
these poisonous hairs during their
work in the parasitic laboratory in
Massachusetts, use the following rem.
edy for the brown.tail rash: Carbolic
acid one-half dram. zinc oxide one
half ounce. lime water eight ounces:
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
A Genuine Service!
A Colorado Success!

The growth OF The German Ameri-
can Life Insurance Company indIcat.
es how Thoroughly the public endorses
the theory Of keeping your money at
home. paying your premiums on your
life insurance pulley to your local
bank. cnnserving for future use the
funds created by your premium pay
ments.
This Company Is safe-guarded by
the stringent Insurance Laws Of the
State Of Colorado and every policy
holders interests are protected. 1t
IL OF special Importance tn the policy.
holders Of this diskElcL whose pre-
miums become due at this time TO see
the Citizens State Bank. the l"cal
depository OF the Company. and ad-
vise with them 10 any matters per-
tanning to the renewals. rs it Is the
policy Of the Company to lend every
service possible along lines of g"rd
business to support "r to aid policy
holders in taking care OF the renewal
premiums.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Caring for Late Potatoes

On many farms the potatoes are
we'll cared for during the first few
weeks of their growth, but late in the
season they are left to take care OF
themselves.
It is true that deep cultivation
after the plants are fairly we'll grown
will be harmful. but the occasional
use OF a light cultivator, with teeth
not more than an inch and quarter
wide. may we'll be continued until the
tubers are nearly ripe. or the vines
have become SO large as to prevent
further work between the rows.
The destruction of injurious insects
is another matter which usually re-
ceives fairly prompt and thorough at
tention during the first half of the
growing season, but which. on many
farms. does not receive sufi1 cient ct
tention later on. The fight against
the enemies should be continued to
the end of the growing season. This
will allow the tubers to reach their
full size and to become thoroughly
ripe. 1t will also do much to prevent
the appearance of large numbers of
bugs next year.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Two Big Days

Friday aud Saturday, today and to-
morrow. there will be a demonstra-
tion at the Ordway Trading compa-
ny's store which will be Of interest TO
everyone and especially the women.
1t will be a demonstration In coOking
given by a representative OF the Cole
Mfg. Co. the firm which makes the
Coles High Oven range and the Coles
Down Draft range. II you haven't
seen these stoves II will be the time
TO see how the stove works, the ease
with which cooking and heating can
be done and the excellent cooking
qualities OF the stuveS. Remember
this demonstration Is Friday and Sat-
urday OF this week. Come 10 and
sample the biscuits for instance, which
It will cook quicker and better than a
gas range.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Bob Creek Briefs

Mrs. Nc Bee entertained the Ladies'
Aid suciety yesterday afternnnn.
Mrs W. W. Wright returned Mon
day from a weeks stay 10 Denver.
Mrs. Lundahl and children, Josep
hine and Otto. visited with Mrs. J.
v. Collins aud family last Sunday.
Drescher Bros. have been balinR
hay for Gust Erickson aud Chas Roth
this week.
Cora. Fritz and Herbert Drescher
m0tOred to Fowler last Sunday after
noon.
Thos. Smith Of the dry farming
section north ~ here was a visitor at
the J. V. Collins home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orris Ketchum an
pounce the birthday OF a son week
before last.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Long Sugar Making
Campaign Now
Under Way

Beet siloibg was commenced this
week by the National Sugar Manu-
featuring company both east and
south OF Ordway. 1t will be. To IA
certain extent, an experiment al
though beets are extensively sliced
other places aud have kept we'll.
The beets are piled on top the
ground Ia cone shape and dry dirt
thrown over them. At the bottom
the dirt will be from eight inches to
foot thick and gradually lessen
towards the top where it will be not
more than two inches thick. The
top Of the pile is left open for an air
vent TO keep the beets from heating.
Chief Agriculturist J. G. Close states
that the sugar content in the beets
that avoided hail ia good while in
those which were hit by the later
halls IT is only fair. As an average.
however. the sugar content Is sho wing
up we'll as Is also the per acre tonnage.
On account OF the hins at the factory
being flled no beets were received the
frst three days OF this week. Re
ceipts we're heavy during all OF last
week and the factory is running at
good capacity without the least
trouble. The quality OF sugar being
made ia excellent. about the nnest
that has ever been turned out at the
Nationals Sugar City plant.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Sand Arroyo Briefs

A birthday party was given Miss
Gertrude Humphrey Friday hight AT
the home uf Jonathan Andrews
About twenty were present and spent
delightful evering.
MIR and Mrs. Grove were in Sugar
City saturday to see Il physician for
Mrs Grove, as her health Is not i'm
proving as 1t should since coming
west.
Rev. Alpheus Reese left Friday for
a station in northern Kansas where
he Is called to preach and where the
family will reside. Mrs Reese aud
children proceeded him several weeks
ago.
Mrs. William PIummer was In Ord
way the past week.
II. P. Lowe and Walter Guver, each
lost a valuable COW the past week.
Several persons from this locality
will 20 to the orchards near Ord dway
Friday for their apples for winter use
Rev. Hastedt Oiled his appnintmen
at the schonl house Sunday afLernOnn.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Shipping Bees with Safety

A bottle used for shipping bees can
be made more suitable for the pur.
pose by putting a light frame inside.
as shown in the illustration. says Wis
consin Agriculturist
The bees, when lightly smoked. can
easily be shaken into the bottle
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Honey Crop Short

1t was not very Dig crop Of honey
the bees here made during the past
season. A few days ago third OF a
car load was shipped and that takes
10 the harvest for this year. except OF
some OF the producers who are market
ing their crop locally or shipping by
express. However there are several
tons being sold In this way.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Some Very Busy Bees

d b HerSrb.rger has returned
from Arkansas where he had been
with his shipment OF bees. He Is
winfering them in that state and
when he left they were busy making
honey. and will be at IL for month
yet
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Various Forms Of Hairs From Brown.
Tail Moth Caterpillar.

shake thoroughly and work we'll into
the affected parts. This has proven q
most effective remedy.
According to Doctor Riley, the
brown-tail moth was introduced into
this country from Europe about the
year 1890. The pest has spread rap
idly over New England and New York
and there is every prospect that it
will continue to spread until 1t
reaches the middle and western states.
Wherever 1t goes 1t will prove a seri-
GUS pest to man as well as to his trees
and plants.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Hay Consigned

Let US consign your hay to a respon-
81 Bile party for you. Will advance you
a large part when car is loaded. Tied
emann Mer. Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
prixa Out oranarx Pesta.

When the new grain goes into the
granary, drive out the weevils and
other pests. A few open dishes of b.
sulphide Of carbon set around will do
It. Then close the granary tightly
and make yourself scarce while the
stun is evaporatins. for the vapor
goes downward and you may get q
Whit of It, to your great harm. Keep
lights and fire away.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

Miss Jeanette Jester. who has been
employed al deputy 10 the ONCE of J.
e. Williams. county assessor, has re.
turned to her home 10 the Sand Ar
rOya district.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Free Lunch at Sale

o V. Burke annOuncrs there Will
be free lunch at the noon hour At
urxt week. Octob-r 90 This sale Is
TO be at his farm three and hair
miles north Of the A Italia mill, Ord
w8v.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Jar With Frame Inside for Shipping
Bees.

through a paper funnel. The glass is
too smooth for them to cling to the
sides, and some of them will smother
in the bottom II too many are put into
the bottle unless a frame Is made for
them to cluster around.
The arms are fastened to the mid
die piece and turned straight until
placed in the bottle or jar. Then the
cross pieces can be turned into posi-
ton.
Many physicians use the bee poison
for certain purposes, and get bees to
be used in this way. This hint will be
Of value to those who ship bees to
them or to other apiarists.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

A. M. Ward is a member of the fed
ersl grand jury which is In session At
Pueblo. He was there all OF last week
and this.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

Do Won want "A team? Say So in
New Era want ad and let the seller
hunt you up
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

Corn shelters and corn cribs for sale
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
Rsain Preparations for Fair.

Look over the vegetables, flowers.
and fruits and begin preparations for
showing them at the county or state
fairs. It is worth the effort even
though a prize Is mo- the result.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

Have you Il cow for sale? A New
FRA want ad will sell IT. for you.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

Buy your bolts at Tiedcmann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

Buv your wire at Tiedemann's.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
R1AKe HIS MID

ORMER Pres dent Taft way pOlitic'-he poor
player the grand stand This why he did
votes when reelection than he did
In public address recently took crcse the
Clayton This which
combinations of capital sellers
etc. trusts while excludes this combinations
labollng and farmersprodue combination of brick
instance organized for purpose controlling
and the hours which affect their trade combination
OF potatoes organized TOR the of fixing the which
their product be sold that may offered
the manufacturers of flour which fixes price
controls the and distribution and public
There nothing that could
possible such bill through congress- 1t of the
moral cowardce OF the lawmakers Mr. Taft stands squarey
denounces such an inconsistent piece of legislation.
The News has always maintained that labor organization
farmers union trust and have ndorse the posi-
ton taken by Mr. Taft Having nearly
member of labor organization have been compelled
consistent attitude, pedal the
This attitude has been usually the
that the News with the corporations and that
doing the bidding of the capitalists This has entirely
labor union with International ramificatons which
fixes the and controls thousands members of its craft this
and other labor
Having had the honor of membership such organization
object find fault with other combination
restraint of trade Such combinations without doubt good
thing for their membership, everybody eligible
is anxious to get in, to paying price.
Hence exempng such organizations from
law Mr. Taft cowardly Few
public and few had the hardhood
plain TERMS but William Taft expresdent and possibly
president afraid to stand and declare-John Minis
Jerome (Idaho) News
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
M oou1pnr mon

RYAN, the old Bryan that all know WELL back on the
tied down by the restraints and
of department. he out IN the open
ready play the hero the the idol of the crowds the de-
light of the chautauqua circuit.
of of Gold that grees the
ple addressed the American People Instead
of the real have rhetoric and
making geneaes glowing periods and UNDER
all petistc pudes and the dreamy for peace
which would spell the doom of nation
the diplomacy against
He would blot out international
American rights deny the righteousness OF policy
another that has
whole He could not note that
spoke papers have spoken for humanity and
justice the good faith Of nations and the laws OF civilization lie
breathes line syllable of aught
ciples of justice and humanity.
he the judgment of his counrymen He will
leaving the office to which
WILL however, find that his
lin advocating surrender of national principles and
therefor policy that serespectng nation could
adopt national will receive merted rebuke 1t be
he of should
valid and of Germany
States-Leadvle Herald Democrat
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The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
CORRECTING A conloN ERROR

HERE prevailing chance of death from uber
with the advancing Of the individual 1t
greater of the total popua
group twenty five to thirty die from tubercuo
group sxtyfve seventy for example Fig
prepared Maryland board of health to
white population Of that state at least BY
showing from tuberculosis remain fairly
the of twenty and eighty plus Beginning
number of deaths from
periods the population of their respective
periods practically the
The which these figures reveal has arisen from the fact
periods Immediately preceding the of twenty than there in
periods Immediately preceding the of eighty In other
words the deaths from tuberculosis the periods do
the number of deaths from
those occurring the older periods The
Maryland report however greater the
periods because the population Of these
higher Out
door Life
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
TESTING THE NATIONS PATIENCE

WITH Byans theories for prevention of
the country particularly concerned this time. With
Mr. Byan having for
object of the policy of this the
country greatly The United accord
policy prin.
cpes humanity questioned the
policy sinking everything that floats without providing for the
safety Mr. has taken the ve strongly
Dernburg other spokemen for the German
eRn office business the vessels
Of the nations Germany 10 at
President welcome such from
an antagonist.
It IL unfortunate that Mn Bryan should At this
time % sorey try patience Of the American people,
VIM Hssnla DsneezaE
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
MIR. BRYAN's PREsENT SINCERITY

ID WILLIAM Jennings Bryan resign from President Wilson's
political looking ahead into
the future the when he again be the Democratic cand
presidency Was his disagreement the Presidents
policy his resignation he signed the
Germany sign
which will uphold the demands of the first!
questions that discussed pro and the
streets of Boulder yesterday Although believe that politically
William Jennings Bryan refuses mans advice except
ibis he his advocacy and from the
because the president and other cabinet members
suing foreign policy that Mr. Bryan could support
note to Germany which cabd yesterday and from Mr. Bans
political shall believe he acted wisely
resgning from the cabinet And to tell the whole TRUTH Mr.
should have secretary He
As secretary he has shown that his place
the chauuqua platform and not office which work
whose talents fitted for the applause Of the crowd and
for the queness and chains of desk.-Bouder News.
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0CCASIONAILY when reads Of murder trial in the papers
he made wonder there has been miscarriage Of
justice Recently took through the printed the
papers, Wright shooting
killing of her husband The shot
discharged during scue while held
lin made should
and not his mother fired the fatal shot into his fathers body
but generally believed concocted by the
hoy his mother from the aows The exenuatng fact
of all which perhaps in
setting Mrs Wright free the fact that she had brute for hus
and bad she confessed herself be- evident that the
dpravy and the penalty Under
1.-THE law Mira Wright justified the murder of husband
notwithstanding his fendsh popense jury evidently
that there this earth for Of Wrghts
character woman
did job in rdns the world Of Of sA
|rubbiA.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
IT'S A PLEASURE 10 BOOST, n


of the most helpful and beneficial agencies
with which any community could be blessed There
very many in which the newspapers advance
the interests of the community, and especially by of
focusing thought along lines which will lead
accomplishment of helpful character does the newspaper be-
mcaculabe benefit the community which operates
What would Strawberry for the newspapers
of Genwood Springs and the negbong publications whose help
full services the local able to enlist in the good work
What do school efforts without the kindly
of the Certainly much less than when there kindly
feeling the of the local and disposition the
school with reasonable amount of publicity which essential
the business The
the of the heater business the hotel business the base ball
business the good
the of which the good will of the their dis
position to be helpful tends stimulate while the
disposition either hnders makes absolutely
The Post wants to be helpful every enterprise which helps
Genwood and Garfield We boost everything which
contributes the prosperity this provided
not do the of manhood and womanhood These
consider the prea asset If anv community and ~ do not e,e
crucfyng them for monetary consideration
to please any aled friend nor for the sake of saed
perity
1t delight average newspaper that he
has been the through medium
cystalzng of sentiment the
worthy There influence which
put another there that compared
with what influence through
the medium of the newspapers
This the opinion a newspaper perhaps
might of being biased in his behalf
opinion of all successful business the world
Vas dependent reaching the people and chance
AS said before it is pleasure the ordinary
man to know that by of his the which
The wds with the community helpful
along the line of the public
fare or the general community good.
But should be that newspaper people human
they susceptible the subject the
influences
they asked community lift
those interested the realize that without the help of the
the load could lifted they made feel when
the effort their epfuns has been appreciated by
those who the interested the the
newspaper courage
life is worth the living
of he throw himself into the of public
and then when result of that combined
who the bne
show their lack of appreciation for the
ship brought them into safe hrb by sending their printing
ordering elsewhere than from the newspaper
possible the their cherished undertakings
pleased Mayor Thorson the
arrangements Strawberry
of this and result they have secured
the hands the than has been eXten
of this character appreciate
their efforts enlist the of the this movement
and similar undertakings for the benefit
community? If you really appreciav along these lines
will trouble finding show it.
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TESTING THE NATIONS PATIENCE
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
BOOZE GUINNESS m A SLUMP

HERE IS sort of that the kbOsh claims
of the booze crowd providing of the wha
which said e although
often to believe that dcum. However, the paper
publishes the following has its figures straight is
tremendous fact that We Golfers Weekly
According the Wall Journal of New York City:
Production of whskey Kentucky in January 19sOOOO
gallons against gallons January 1914 production
Pennsylvania gallons January against 1552
445 aid Maryland 5O6 9y gallons against
last Whskey bottled in bond January 691 sos gal
Ions compared with 92s,2s7 in January, 1914
The decrease Kentucky production of whisky
to 80 p cent: Pennsylvania .bout 33 per in
Maryland than These others
February March nd other months recently avaiable)
indicate that the istiers anyone
that within few the commercial demand for whskey
will fall off unprecedented speed The dsers buying
than city argue prohibition
doesn't prOibthat liquor than being drunk
this country but this is bluff They meanwhile curtailng
production and quietly dscounng their funeral
times ahead for these United States
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convicted criminal and apologies for his action while doing
There altogether of these apologetc
these days when a with
the more daboc the the prouse the flowers We
running wild this man sentiment and sympathy which
used the criminals continue in the
OF sin and Either that permitting judicial
to be occupied by whose hearts right
and whose sympathy for enency toward criminals
anything but deerrng influence those who listen tho
apologzng which Judges especially
courts sentence those who found guilty in their
some of sentences and the preliminary from the
bench would be led that the judge and the
prisoner had been for number of and
fore the court sentence the prisoner The
higher the court the freer the judge from such
hOgwash
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

HAVE heard lot nonsensica rubbish of late about people
w who want the bars let order that they be given
chance to make We don't remember hearing
horse thief asking that the penalties Of the law be softened toward
him in order that he might unworthy
business We don't recall request Of robber that the
OF the officers be turned the while he pundered
coach to the end that he rve in his gon gains
would consider ridiculous burglar request you
st and keep closed and pretend that asleep
while he robbed home that his prosperity might
creased And yet either of would be fully
able those which The Of
the about and to the public officer who
dara to srf his duty wink those who while they
make superficial pretenons toyaa god citshp would
ay w q tie statute books if ~ night financial
|gain tAsssAy. S++f
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
SILK GLOVES
 Long and Short
Seeking a Champion.
(Louisville Courier-Journal.) )

(LOu19vllle CONTEMPORARIES
 Among the notables of the republi- can party who are being mentioned by their friends as probable candidates for the presidency are:
 Beveridge. Hadley, Cummins, Hiram
 Johnson, Mann Brumbaugh, La Fol lette, Herrick Fairbanks, Borah,
 Burton, Hughes, Taft, Root. Roose-
 welt and General Goethals.
 The republicans are making coun-
 try-wide search for a champion. They
 are without a cause and without a
 hunch, but the human being who 1breathes and is without hope is an ex- sception to an ancient rule.
 K If the situation were such that there
 existed fair hope of winning the
 campaign it would not take long to
 find suitable candidate. In the ab-
 sence of the occasion for reversal of
 the results of the last presid identiar
 election the republicans are unnap-.
 oily casting about for someone who
 might defeat Wilson, If a man
 could be found as popular as Theo-8 dore Roosevelt was in his politica9
 prime the party managers would be glad to make a platform to suit him. | The howl of calamity which wiis raised eagerly when it became ap- parent that the war in Europe would set business a little out of joint in America will not be as effective by midsummer as it has been, and it has not been very effective. There are signs everywhere of a revival of busi- ness activity. There are few signs that any considerable number of voters are so Sblind as to have at tributed the unusual conditions caused by the unusual situation in Europe to the effect of democratic adminis- tration.
 Wolves fight best upon empty stom- achs. The republican pack is office hungry. The crooked business pack l is graft hungry. Every animal is run ming with his muzzle to the ground, ready to yelp on the first warm trail. But the hunting promises little. The country is not ready to return to the days of Mark Hanna, and a campaign pitched upon platform of anti-regu- lation and let-the- -boys-alone cannot succeed. If there is a disposition upon the part of the public to put the coun- l try again into the hands of such a was when it was in power, and must be again if 1t should return to power, with license to run it wide open l for the benefit of the class which sat behind the throne few years ago, l there are no present indications of it.