The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15

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cosysasSon at c~tsrzs,a sss.a-s-
CrseEey hzs lady ta-bsr-
Nrz. Mar Hastie. aged -, died =;
s,o-;ey-
Joe Wallace did at Pryor at Is.
age Of u.
Three deaths ffosn meningitis Aas.
oeearred at Carnl-0.
DenTers night school for ADVANCED
1 l,gpiis has an eprolInenf Of .sf-
| Harris Is to have its tIrs. sehoo'
house sooo. bids hzrfnz been called
for
sirs. J. d. HaHett Eas shot al Man
eos uhIi= starting 10 attend we'd
ding
Nahioa Lappin. aged II. died al
! "siseabTx "a the result OF q run-
away accident.
Homestead entr5ea il Las AniInas
county during August and September
numbered Se0.
II Ia reported from the state pent
tentiary a, Canon City that Harold
Frank HenHood is insane
The laying Of the cornerstone Of the
aes schoolh0Gse at FIazier was at
tended By Masonic ceremonies.
The s55.000 boad of John r. Lawson
has been provided by Werner q. Reed
and former Senator r. VI. Patterson.
An Oklahoma man has written to
the Paiisade Chamber OF Commerce
that hs wants to locate mill there.
The International Fuel Company.
which recently began operations at
Harris. has made It's first shipment Of
coal
sbervood Croker. chief deputy
state bank examiner. has resigned to
take position as federal bank e1-
amineT.
Judge z. X. Caldwell of Pago.a
Springs died at Cedar Hin. y. ~.
while on business trip He was 80
years old.
All Greeks employed BY the Oak
Creek coal mines expect to leave In
few days for their native land to de-
fe=d the flag.
A brakeman named o'Heron, new at
the Job. on his second run was crushed
10 death while attempting to couple
freight train at Johnstown.
A threshing machine and four
stacks Of grain were burned near Nil.
lfken when spark from the engine
caught In one Of the stacks.
The Denver Manufacturer Asso-
citation win hold a Denver products
show at the Chamber of Commerce
building. TO continue line days.
Fire Losses In Colorado Springs for
the first niEe months OF 1915 were but
SG.73G. the lowest In the history Of the
city for the same length Of time
The Rev. Francis 8. Beggs. pastor
of st. James N. T.. church. Denver, Is
dead. He was 7s years old and had
been a minister for fifty-five years.
The first carload OF machinery to be
installed at the plant OF the River
Smelling and Refining Company south
OF Florence has arrived on the ground
A man was found dead on the rail
road track at Ault and papers In his
pockets led to the belief that his name
was w. F. Brown, residence unknown
Charles Nelson. railroad employe
OF thirty years service and lately o.
ID. Il X. g. crossing nagrnan at Trim.
idad. died suddenly OF heart disease
aged co.
. George Harbold, who was thrown
from coal wagon few days age
when his team ran away. died at the
county hospital In Denver. He was
G2.
The Colorado Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation. opposed to capital punishment.
has asked Governor Carlson to com
mute the sentences OF James C. Bul.
ger and George Quinn from hanging
to life Imprisonment
A motion to puash indictments
against seventy-five defendants In
criminal cases growing out OF the re-
cent coal strike, were denied without
argument. by Judge J. II. Denison In
District Court at Walsenburg.
Thirty.one indictments were re-
turned by the county grand jury at
Grand Junction against Il. f. Udlock,
president OF the Udlock Investment
Company. In default OF bond in the
sum of $4,000 he was sent to jail.
Whether Robert L. Parker, So years
old. OF Center. Tex. witness in the
suit of Mrs. Sophia Kennedy against
the estate Of W. s. Stratton, will be
allowed to testify, is one OF the nice
points OF law to be tllreshed out when
the case comes up for trial in the
County Court at Colorado Springs. An
instrument which was filed In the
County Court there and has become
part OF the records In the case, indi-
Gates the defense will bring up this
point on the ground that Parker is an
interested party.
Humane officers In Denver are on
the trail of the dog poisoler. Six val.
liable members Of the canine family