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Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

FOR SALE-Be1gian flares: 1 pair breeders. $4; 1 pair young. $4; 1 young buck. $2.50; first money order takes them. Imperial Rabbitry. Taftville.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

FOR SALE-Boat Elinor Louise, Capt. F. E. Thompson, Is at the Osgood Dock with founders and whiting. for sale reasonable. nov2d
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One 1917 model D 45
 Buick 5passenger touring car. me chanically in Al shape. revarnished, good tires. price $500. Imperial Garage.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

A traveller from Hamburg to Am sterdam states that early last week a new German battle cruiser while mak- ing trials off Heligoland struck a mine and was lowed into port seriously damaged, with a loss of 23 lives.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

TO RENT-Tive-room tenement s? School St. Inquire Schwartz Bros.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

TO RENT-Tenement of eight rooms i; steam heat and all latest improve ments. 61 Paramount St. sep2sd
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

WA WANTED-First class paperhangel Apply 26 Main St., Jewett City. oct29
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-04-05

VI 1V1OA l11l AQGA1CA y IL
Will Reach Its Fourth
Mr.. Watson Tells You About L
This book also tells you how the Jesuits
bloodily prosecuted and suppressed Professionalism
in Austria, Hungary and Bohemia.
1t tells you also about the "Thirty Years
War;" which the Popes inflicted upon Germany.
Mr.. Watson had access to historical mater
ialS that were unknown to the authors Of such
works as DAubigneys Reformation" Robert
sons "Charles v" SchiIers "Thirty Years
War;" Marhams Germany " and Cox's
blouse of Austria"
Read and circulate Mr.. Watson's booklets
named below
They give you THE EVIDENCE against
the Roman Catholic system.
They name the books and the pages where
this evidence can be found, and in every case
these books are standard authorities
Learn from the Pope's own laws, creed,
literature, and customs, what Popery is!
Don't be deceived by lying priests, editors
and laymen's associations.
Go to the Popes to learn Popery.
ADDRESS AL
THE JEFFERSONIAN 2
THOMSON,
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
FOLEY HOTEL HAS
NEW PROPRIETOR

Mr.. and Mrs. 9. l.. Maidwell are
the new proprietors of the Foley ho-
tel and have taken charge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maidwell are recently of Pue-
bio and arrived Wednesday to pre-
pare for their opening. They will
open the dining room on Sunday,
September 2.
Mr.. Maidwell states that he will
open brokerage office and will con-
vert what is now the sample room
into an Office. The room on the
south which, heretofore has been
little used, will be made sample
room, and will also be for use for
social affairs. such as dancing and an
auditorium where meetings of vari-
Gus kinds may be held.
Several changes are to be made
among them a door into the south
room. Considerable new furniture
will be put in and the lobby and
Office rooms will be materially chang
ed in appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maidwell have had
considerable experience in the hotel
business and they are sparing no
pains to make the Foley very at
tractive place for both the travelling
public and for people Of this vicinity.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
BLUFF SPRINGS

Church and Sunday school was NOT
very well attended Sunday. 1t is
urged that all who can may come next
Sunday as the elder will be with us
on that day.
This locality was visited by a nice
shove: Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krawl. CO Up
land, Neb., are visiting at the home of
T. A. Davis. They are old acquain-
tances.
Mrs. NJ NJ Foster and child'e en-
and Miss Jassie Mcdonald. of Neb-
raska are the guests at o. J. Stewards
this week. Mrs. Foster is a daughter
of Mr. Stewart and Miss Mcdonald
granddaughter.
Miss Glare Dyer is here from Neb-
raska making her parents an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. J. R. Williams and son. re-
turned from Nebraska where they
visited a sister.
Mr.. Ragsdale was an Olney shop
per Tuesday.
Miss Mrytle and Helen Foster. who
were here visiting Mr.. Stewart and
Mr.. Williams, have returned to their
home in Nebraska.
There will be a dance at w. NJ.
Stewards Saturday evening.
M. F. McCaffrey visited at home
over Sunday returning to his work
Monday.
Carl Farisbury and Levi Durham
are helping j. R. Williams this week.
Mrs. Williams attended the school
meeting in olney Wednesday night.
Mr.. Sleepers visited at McCafrey's
Sunday.
Next meeting for Mothers Con
gress. September z.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
BOB CREEK

Mrs Chas Roth has been in Swink
for several days on the account of
her sisters illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Whitney and
family of Perry, Okla, motored by
way of Iowa to Colorado to visit with
their cousin. Ed. Whitney, and his
family, arriving here last Friday.
The Drescher boys, Fritz and Her
bert, returned last week from Dem
yer by way of new Hupmobile.
Mrs. Ed. Whitney and he. cousin,
Mrs. E. T. Whitney, visited Mrs. En-
yart, in Ordway, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs: Gus Ericsson started
Wednesday on a ten day motor out
ing thru the San Luis valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rusher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Rusher and Miss Carrie
Rusher spent Sunday at the Whitney
home.
Esther Rodus and family, aud
Felix Shady and family went to the
mountains Monday
Mara Whitney visited with her
cousins. Mesdames Dan and Roy
Rusher, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Smothers was taken quite
i'll at the home of Mrs. Virgil Collins
where she has been visiting. AS she
did not recover her husband came
for her and they returned to Raw
son, NJ NJ, where she will enter n
hospital for treatment this week.
Miss Fern McFall came from Mis-
souri, to visit with her brother Rus
sci McFall, Tuesday evening.
Ralph and Lewis Gerhardt arrived
Monday from Chicago to be guests
at the Drescher home for a couple of
weeks.
School will open September 10th.
Mrs. Guy Williams and brother
Leslie Dennis visited with Miss Nan
Everett Tuesday.
| The Drescher brothers are build
ing a new silo this week. The slaves
were hauled ready for work Tues
day.
Miss Drescher spent Tuesday in
Ordway with her sister Mrs. Lew
kropf.
Mr.. Enyart returned last week
from a four months outing on the
western coast. He declares there is
no place in the country as delight
full as Seattle and Tacoma for a sum-
mer vacation. Mr.. Enyart returns
quite recovered from his i'll health
and throat trouble from which he was
suffering in the spring.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Fne three Meikle sisters who have
oeen Keeping house for their brother
.. M. Meikle, left yesterday for their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Blakley will oc-
cupy the house they have lust v.c.t-
Cd. which is owned by Mrs. Belle
Gallavan.
Mrs. Nellie Warren's sister from
California arrived last week for a
visit.
j. E. Williams came down from
Denver last week to visit with b,s
iamily who have Just returned from
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haney's five year old
son was bitten by a rattle snake last
week. His condition was very SER
1ous at first, but he is improving now.
The family live about forty miles
north of Ordway.
George Smith, of Maxwell, N. NJ.
came "Wednesday night for a short
visit with his mother, Mrs. w. A.
Smith. and sister Miss Ethel.
Mrs. l.. c. Hartley and daughters,
Lois. Margaret and Welma. of Chica
go, arrived last week for avisit wifi
Mrs. Hartley's sister. Mrs. ]. C. Work
man, and other relatives, for about
three weeks.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. o. M. Jones Thursday, August
16. Mrs. Jones is the daughter of
j. l. Adair. They came here the first
of June from Missouri.
Honorirg their guest, Miss ZerUa
Bowers. of Crowley, Colo, Cyril
James and Talbert Bowers, of Day
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hartman
entertained few of the younger set
at an informal dance last evening In
their beautiful new home.-Pueblo
Star-Journal.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ward and daughter,
lone, returned home Monday from
q visit at Denver and Longmont where
they had been visiting Mrs. Wards
mother. Mr.. Ward drove up and
.brot them home by auto.
ONO Cowen, who, several weeks
ago. had the bones in one of his feet
broken and crushed. is slowly re-
covering. He is out on crutches but
it will be weeks yet before he will
be able to work.
c. N. McNulty and family return
ed last week from their visit in Kan
sas Mr.. McNulty. during that time
made a trip to Chicago and Detroit
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Sewers have
returned from ten day trip by auto
to the mountains and the north part
of the state.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
SECRETARY MAST
GIVES INFORMATION

Questions are frequently asked
those who are in school and affiliated
in various ways with schools regard
ing the cost of maintenance and the
benefits to be derived from the var
ious systems. One question which
has been frequently asked here is
whether or not it was cheaper to
operate a one-room school than a
consolidated school. In regard to
this question j. A. Mast, secretary Of
the board of School District No. IL,
has submitted the following:
THE grade teachers in Ordway
were paid an average of $40 per
month. The teachers in the one
room schools in District No. IL were
paid an average of $50 per month.
1.-THE average cost per capita based
on enrolment for teachers in the
Ordway grades was s13.3S per year.
The same per capita cost for the one
room school was $30.68 per year. The
average per capita cost for the Ord
way grades includes the salary Of the
music and drawing teacher.
at is evident that it would cost
the District No. 12 more than twice
as much to educate the pupils in the
one room school as it does under the
present plan, altho the teachers in
the one room building reseive less
than rs per cent as much wages as the
teachers in town receive.
Some one room schools are nee
essary in District No. 12 but there
should be as few of them as possible,
-. A. MAST, Secretary,
Board Directors, Dist. No 12.'
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
COUNTY TEACHERS
TO HOLD INSTITUTE

The flrst Crowley County Teachers
institute will be held at the Ordway
High school the week beginning Sep
tember 3rd. A great deal Of interest
is being manifested by the teachers
and boards of directors in this insti-
tute. Prof. G. J. Sargent. specialist
in rural education, will give an illus
trated lecture Monday evening, Sep
tember and will also speak to the
teachers and directors on Tuesday,
September 4.
Prof. w. B. Mooney, of the State
Teachers college, lis also expected to
lecture before the institute.
Tuesday, September 4 will be Di-
rector's Day. All directors are earn
estly requested to attend. but IL i'm
practicable for all. it is suggested
that the boards select one of their
number to represent their district.
Topics of special interest to directors
will be discussed among which are the
Reports and the Truancy Law. Judge
Chas. C. C. Woodbridge will speak
on the Truant and Non-Attendant.
We deeply appreciate the CO.
operation of the directors and teach
ers in making preparations for the
institute and anticipate that much
lasting good will be accomplished
for the school system of Crowley
county.
WALTER e. DALBY,
County Supt. of Schools.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
have YOU WEAK LUNGS?

Do colds settle on your chest or in Jour
bronchial tubesf Do coughs hang on, or
are you subject to throat troublesf
Such troubles should have immediate
Of scott's Emulsion to guard against
consumption which 20 easily follows.
Scott's Hmulsaon contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the xes-
pdsatfy t1act and ilnprovss the qnalty ol
Shs b1oods - 9lycsf1As y i Aeokhes end
6en11 ~ Sead1e snslnl - the khfpae,
. eceels4a = ~ H. heSe ep<cint.
n l !: -. Il. r ~ ss ~ y
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
BEEF 6ARDEcUk
AND BALL GAME
WIN be LeaAAng Features q Crowley
County's Fair, August 20

The management Of the Crowley
county fair held At Sugar City. has
made arrangements for holding one
of tho largest barbecues at their an
nual fair this rear that has ever been
,ulIed on in the Arkansas Valley.
They have appointed committee to
take charge Of this feature OF the
fair, and nothing will be overlooked
to make 1t success.
A competent chef will be engaged
to prepare the meat and 1t will be
cooked in a large fireless cooker and
it will be done to turn when 1t is
handed out to the public. Besides a
liberal ration of home fed barbecued
beef, each visitor to the County Fair
will receive a>big fat bun. a large
Colorado grown baked potato. a big
Juicy dill pickle, packed right in
Crowley county, and other various
side dishes that go to make real,
genuine barbecue dinner.
The main attraction on the amuse-
Went pIO6Idm Will Ue IDdSeDdll
game between the fast La Junta ag-
gregation and the Taub Bros. team,
of Pueblo. Both of these teams are
top notchers in this section of the
state. and the game will be hard
fought, as 1t will decide the champion
ship of the Arkansas valley for the
season of 1917. The teams will con-
test for purse of 5000, which will
make them get up and do their best
Other attractions on the afternoon
program will be number OF races by
county horses. broncho busting. free
vaudeville acts in front of the grand
stand, besides talk by Governor
Gunter, who is expected to be with us
on that day.
Summing it all up 1t will be one of
the biggest days of amusement
feasting and education that will be
held in this section of Colorado and
all for the small gate admission of
twenty-five cents.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
TO PENITENTIARY
FOR PROPERTY THEFT

Two to four years in the pentiten-
tiary is the reward which Joe Nor
ris and Chas. Anderson get for steal
ing a watch, some money and other
valuables from the residence on the
West Orchards ranch a few weeks
ago. The men confessed their crime
and at special session of the dis
trict court held Thursday of this
week Judge Essex gave them their
sentence.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
EUNICE DISTRICT

Miss Lola Colyer is visiting at the
Wickey home.
Miss Maggie Silence is visiting the
Misses Johnson. Miss Josephine
leaves at once for short visit to
Garden City, Kans.
S. G. Miller and son, Eugene, are
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip and family
of Oklahoma, are visiting at the
RAIDER home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Worster have
returned to their home after spend
ing several months in Colorado
Springs.
Joe Messner, who recently under
went an operation FOR appendicitis.
is rapidly recovering.
Ray McCabe took dinner Tuesday
at the Wickey home.
Mrs. james Mitchell made a trip
to Ordway Tuesday.
The Ladies' Home Literary club
met Saturday with Mrs. Henry Hoff-
mann. The hostess served dainty
refreshments and those present spent
Il pleasant afternoon.
Messrs. Helstrom and Worster lost
some cattle Wednesday night during
the electrical storm.
Kenneth Dodds, Doley and Karl
Worster will leave Wednesday for
their respective homes in Denver and
Colorado Springs.
The recent rains will greatly bene-
fit this community making the grass
plentiful and improving prospects for
feed.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
is GIVEN SURPRISE

Miss Hazel Bunce was given sur
prise shower" Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. 7. j. Kelley.
Miss Bunce is to be married on Sun
day, August 26, to Mr.. Everett Cles-
ter of Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
TEN CARS SHOOK

Ten car loads of shook, prepara-
tory for the cantaloupe shipments,
IL Ordway. The material filling the
sheds and the refrigerator cars lined
on the track makes things take on
iacion-shipping appearance.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
MILLINERY OPENING

Miss Mary Hartman viii have her
fall millinery opening on Saturday.
September l. You snould keep the
date in mind and be there to see the
new display.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
BAND AT FAIR

The Ordway-Sugar City band has
been employed to play at the county
fair at Sugar City next week. The
bandmen appreciate the recognition
given them by the fair commissioners.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
RED CROSS MEETING

There will be Red Cross meet
ing Tuesday evening, August 2S, at
the hotel Berendo. A large attend
ance is desired.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
FAIL TO REPORT

Seven of the registered men who
were called for examination in this
county have so far failed to report.
If they do not report by September
,hey will be considered deserters.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
NOW A LIEUTENANT

James Lockhart, who resided in
and near Ordway for the past two
years up until few months ago, is
now first lieutenant in the army. He
entered officers training camp at Ft.
Riley, in Kansas. a few weeks ago
and having passed all examinations
was commissioned first lieutenant
Lieutenant Lockhart is well known
in Ordway and in the section of the
country to the northeast where he re-
sided on a homestead with his par
onts during part of his stay here.
]. NJ. Meikle and M. w. Allen, who
recently passed the. examination en-
fering them in the officers reserve
training camp, have both left for Ft.
Sheridan to report for duty on Aug.
y. Fort Sheridan in not far from
Chicago.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
SECOND ARMY DRAFT
COMES NEXT SPRING

1t is announced from Washington
that the second army draft will be
made next spring. The call will be
for about 100000 men.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24

Lewis Worker and family are
spending a few days in the noun
tains.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
GAVE GOOD CONCERT

The concert given by the local band
in Ordway last Saturday evening was
really fine to the extreme.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
COAL PRICE SET

President Wilson has established
price for coal at the mines. In
Colorado it is as follows:
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24

Inc freight on coal to points in
this county is approximately $1.65
=" the price at the mines plus the
sumers could get 1t laid down he",.
This must be in car lots and few
there are who will ship in such an
amount. The local dealers have con-
Siderable coal at the old price ard
they will be up against it" on meet
in The price set and will probably not
be expected to.
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24
OUTGOING FREIGHT

During the first part of this month
up to the 18th, car shipments out of
Ordway were as follows:
The Ordway new era., 1917-08-24

Short pant suits, ages 3 to Z
years at : $2.1O, $3.50 & $500
Short pants in worsteds, dark
patterns for
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SENATE WANTS LIST
Of SHIPS CHANGED

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 15.-
a. resolution offered today by Senator
Stone, of Missouri, calls upon the Sec
rotary of Commerce to furnish the
senate with complete list of all ships
which entered American registry dur
ing the last fifteen months, and other
facts connected with the transfer o.
registry. The resolution was adopt
&c without discussion.
1t was stated this afternoon that the
resolution is believed to- develop what
number of Entente ships had changed
registry since the German submarine
campaign began.