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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17
Sc lie couccdcn fscultsdcs cxtrsord'
n~scia5.

Z! Congress- local, atcndicndo u las
razoncs en- que SC funda Ia sol'cltuc
rcs p~cctjva que prcscrtd 81 ~gobcrna"of
Cabrera. acord6 conccderic facutta'
dcs cxtraordimarias en- todoS los IA
mos, micnlras SC promulga Ia nucTa
Constitution del Estado, que Sc eSta
fernando en- consonancia con Ia Car
Ia Magma dc la Republlca, que tuc
rormulada por cl Congreso Constitu-
ycntc de Qucrctaro y promulgated Ct
) de Fcb9cro del presentc ano.
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cngnEspoNpENclA De Los EsTADos
PARA EVITAR DIFlCULTADES
ENTIRE MILITARES Y GEN
BARNES.

Carrrsp0ndencia Especial para Ia PiENsA'
GUADALAJARA, jail, Agosto IL.
Han sido de tai manera frecuentes
las dificultades que sc han suscltado
entire los militares Y los mlembros de
la policia, que tanto las autoridades
civiles como las militares Sc han vlsto
Drecisadas a buScar la manera de po-
nerles Unite. Tales frlcclones ODE
decian algunas veces, a que los militia
res Sc creian autorizados, por el uni
forme V armas cue portaban, a hacer
10 que mcior les pareciera y aun a
emplear dichas armas contra la poll
cia cuando esta trataba de meterlos
al orden: en- otros casos la policia era
Ia Que. sin causa justificada Y abu-
sando. a su vcz. de la autorldad de
nra esta investida. trataba de impe-
dir que los soldados hicieran ago
one NADIA tenia de r~eprensible, y en-
ambos casos. Uno V OTTO grupo pre-
scntaban las cosas a su manera para
hacer Greer que lie asistia la razon.
De Ia fre]cuencia de hechos analo-
Cos Sc derive una v~erdadcra enemis-
tad que iba tomando caracteres a!ar-
nantes Y q clio Sc debe, como declmos
artes. que las -espectivas autorldades
havan communicate a sus subalternos,
que en- 10 successive seran castigados
con toda severidad, a los que Sc les
aclare que fueron los primeros en- a.
cometer, pues es de Ia mayor lmpor-
tancia, que entire ambos gTupos RENE
Ia debida ammonia Y que, muCUamente,
SC guardcn las consideraciones que a
cada uro correspondent.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-17

Caanao ueCssitsn GbEos eD espsnol.
tA,;ass Z Iznac!Y I. LrLano ttS n
s s. S-z A1 r-s
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DE- AQUI De ALA
NoticiaS eXtractadas de
nuestrO cange frances


Muchas cartas recojidas a los ale
Names que han sido hechos prisione'
ros en- los ultimos enouentros, mues'
tran que ell cmpadronamiento de Ia
clase 20. esta en- curse en- ultra
Rim.
I'm prisionero del 81 de infante-
ria esta cierto de la incorporation de
Ia chase 10. desde ell 10. de JUNO,
en- ciertas parties de Ia provincial re-
mana. Esta affirmation Sc encuentra
por otra parte confirmada por una
~tarieta postal dirigida a un polones
del mismo regimiento en- Ia que Sc
relata ell mismo hecho. Esa tarJeta
esta fechada en- Deutsch-Meiderlch
| CWestfalia) el 10 de JUNO de 1917.
DE acuerdo con numerosos lnfor-
mes V documentos un primer e M
| portante contingente, perteneclente a
Ia clase 10, fue Incorporate en- JUNO
1ltimo. Una primera revision de "a
plazados" (muy numerosa en- razon
de la dcbilidad de la constitution
fisica de los j6venes) tuvo llgar ell
Is de JUNO.
"Tambien de Westfalia (Coblence,
Dertmurd V Gelsenkirsehen) llegan
| noticias de que todos los j6venes ma
cidos antes del 10 de JUNO de 1900,
estan sicndo inscritos sobre los esta-
dos del "landsturm."
Es esta utilization premature de
los adolescentes la que permlte al
inpcrio germanico mantcner sobre
todos los frentes, efectiros elevados.
Las dificultades alemanas.
:El pueblo aleman preferira pri-
varse de TODD, antcs que concluir una
paz vcrgonzosa," escribe un dlarlo
aleman. Esto es possible, pero debe
atcndcrse a cue la vida material sc
compiled singularmentc de! otro lado
del Rhin.
Hacc algunos dias. dos minister's
aIcmanes dc instruction pIblica, a1-
toriLaron a los nihos Y nihas a fire.
cucntav las cscuclas con los pics dcs-
oudos. a fin, dice Ia decision minis
~tcrial, dc que todo cl calzado dispo-
Mile pucda scr conscrvaao para IL
n1cla cs~trci1a..
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nRRAs DE MAUPsssANT.

Fl buen mozo. , tomos ............" 0.Sl
la SelOrIIa Ptrla ..--..-..-.-...-r lAl
- rrI2da he Ia S-anjl .........." 90
R"rra -. ...... ....." 4. 10
naf0 81 snl de Africa ......." 90
- rpsTaTrrni0 90
= To- 0.gl
- sh9-,fNrat1 OIL
InI,,Ii h.Ii,.ga 90
~ SIj,-It.G r.l cura ......." 90
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Lleeada dc nuevos dirlcmaticos
c<trsnjcroJ.

Aver llcgaron a esta capital, ci
nucro miniStro plsnipoteuciario dc
Honduras, doctor don Ricardo Urru-
tia: 81 consul de Costa Rica, william
Il. Prcstinary, Y cl @ccrctario dc Ia
Legation dc Espana. Alfonso Caro-.
FL nucvo miniStro DC Honduras
fuc rccibido en- Ia csLaci6n del Cen
trail nor una comisi6n del P%rotoco!o
tornado por eli scsundo introductor
dc cmbajadorcs Y dos ayudantes.
Prescntara sus c~rcdenciaics al jefe
del ciecutivo, Nenustaino Carranza,
la pr0xima scmana.
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oERls De HUGO CONWAY.
oERIS DE GABRIEL D'ANNuNZI0

Fl frmn-o d. IL muerte. : tomos..-S G&
II placer , U.S
~ Zoo D tonnes nS
~ J1orarIr o.
las v!reeEes de las rocaS -........-." "a,
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D Ia Ciiudad de Mexico
Dioutados y Senadores entran en- receso kasta ell dfa ultimo
Dc Agosto. : LEGO ell Oral. Ciipriano Castro, siendo
oelamado por la multitud. : Nueuos ~diplomdticos e1-
~tranjeros arriban a la Capital. : lnician sus trabJos
los f%inaaeieros amerieanos. : Oras noticias.
Correspondence Especial para la pRENsA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto 13.

! Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA.
C1UDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto ID.
En- vista de que los animos de los
d:putados han llegado a su grade
maxine de excitaci6n, con motive
de los ataques mutaos que Sc han
hecho los p%rincipales elementos de Ia
representation carrancista, la CANA
IA de diputados acordo, en- session Sc
creta verificada ayer-y en- Ia que
Sc trat6 ampliamente de los escanda-
los sangrientos promovidos por al
runos de sus .miembros-entrar en-
receso hasta ell dia ultimo del pre-
sentc mes.
FL senado, al que Sc eNpusleron los
motives fundamentals que tuvo la
camara para tomar ell acuerdo, estu
70 conforme con el Y acordo, por su
parte. tomar el receso de veinte dias.
-Asi pues, hasta el dia primero de
septiembre volveran a reunirse los
diputados Y senadores para segulr
discutiendo los asuntos cue les han
sido p~resentados por el jcfe del eJe-
cutivo.
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Ell general CiPriano Castro en- Mexic'

-
FL general Cipciano Castro, en-
presidente de Venezuela, llego aver
a esta capital. procedente de Vera
cruz, donde permanecio varios dias.
Una multitud enorme Sc agolpo en- la
! estaci6n de Buena Vista para COMO
Ger al politico americana mas discu-
lido de los ultimos tiempos, Y en-
cuanto cl general v~enezolano apare-
clio en- IL plataforma del convoy que
10 conduio a esta capital, la mul':tud
prorrumpi6 Ell aplausos que obllga-
ron al cx-prcsidcnte a d~escubrirsc y
y syluGar con continues movimicntos
dc cabcza a qaienes 10 rcciblan de
mancra tan incspcrada para Gl.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
BOX SPRINGS NEWS

Mr.. Frick and family of Rocky
Ford are moving to D. " Burrell's
seed farm where he is employed for
the year.
Mrs. F. A. Barber and daughter,
Fern, returned home from Stone City
the first Of the week.
Will Colbert and family, Mae and
Harry Hawkins, Roy Pierce and Mae
Barber were guests at the Mcclure
home Sunday.
Miss Edna Vinyard spent the week
end with home folks in Ordway
Mary McCabe is just recovering
from a case of measels.
! Mr.. Rasmussen of Kansas is visit
ing his son, Ernest Rasmussen. this
week.
Harold Mcclure is employed on
the Cudahy ditch at Avondale.
F. A. Barber expects to move his
family to the Pring ranch as Mr..
Sears has traded the farm on which
Mr.. Barber has been living to a man
near Olney Springs.
Mr.. Rodecker lost, COW. and two
calves last week.
| The Misses Edna Vinyard, Angus
ia Travers and Maude Colbert took
in the play Mrs. Tubbs of Shanty-
town" in Ordway last Friday night.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
BLuFF SPRINGS NEWS

School closed last Friday, March 9.
The neighbors and patrons went to
the school house with well-filled bas-
kets near the noon hour and greatly
surprised both teacher and pupils. In
the afternoon. the Parent-Teacher as
sociation met and after an interest
ing short program an Embroidery
month, the first club meeting to be
held March 23.
Sunday evening Mrs. Totten enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McClaary
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nc
Cleary and family, the latter being
CarIs parents who have recently
come to Colorado from Missouri. Mr..
and Mrs. Gus McCleary were old
time friends of Mr.. Totten's.
Master Stewart Williams is quite
i'll this week but is recovering nicely.
A delightful surprise was given at
Mrs. M. F. McCaffery's home in hon
or of Mrs. Carrie McCaffery's birth
day. A number OF ladies enjoyed the
day and the excellent dinner.
Mrs. ]. @. Williams and daughter,
Miss Wilda, spent couple of days in
Pueblo last week.
A good attendance was noted At
Sunday school last week. The follow
ing delegates were appointed to 90
to the Sugar City County Convention:
Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Totten. Mrs.
Totten could not 60 10 Mrs. Jones
went as her alternate.
Brother Gus AeCleafy gave an in-
terestine talk It the school house
Sunday evening. On secount OF the
short notice ali In the community did
mot know Of Il In time 70 Attena
Literary WI Mest next Yf11aI
evening, March ~. ossetioa X ~
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
BOB CREEK NEWS

Miss Schreiber returned Sunday
morning from Wisconsin.
There will be a st. Patrick enter
tainment and social with sherbet ice
cream and cake served Saturday
night. March IT, at the Crowley
school house.
The undersheriff of Otero county,
Kenny Wood, wife and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Leach.
Harold Archer of Boulder visited
Price Leach Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Claflin left last week for New
Mexico and Arizona to look up a
location.
The first meeting OF the Bob Creek
Ladies Aid this year occurred at the
Crowley school house last Thursday.
Four or five new members were en-
rolled.
The Drescher Lateral Co. met in
the school house Tuesday morning
for business meeting and the cleo
tion of officers for the year.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
SAND ARROYA NEWS

ohND EANlNoI '" -
The Sand Arroyo Friends Sunday
school was we'll represented at the
Sunday School Convention held in
Sugar City Tuesday, having more
representatives than any other Sun
day school there. There were f34
members including the five delegates
from this school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Trotter enter
tanned the G. P. Newsom family at
dinner Sunday.
Ora Barlow returned from Kansas
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Baker of
Sugar City spent Saturday night and
Sunday visiting friends and relatives
merly Miss Mary Wright of our COM
munity.
Miss Grace Hicks left Friday for a
six weeks visit with her sister in
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Terry and H. F.
Feasel spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells.
A number of young people met at
the home of Phyme Demit Monday
night and gave her a pleasant sur
prise. A jolly good time was had by
all.
Cecil Kenworthy came home from
Pueblo Sunday for visit with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellingwood and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Barlow home.
G. A. Lindsey was an Ordway vist-
tor Monday.
Mr.. Hicks and son, Ernest, and Mr..
and Mrs. k'riess and baby arrived
Saturday via Ford route from Nc
Cracken, Kans. for visit with Mr..
Hicks daughter, Mrs. Cora Reynolds,
and her brother, George.
Tom and Joe Andrews came out
from xown last week and attended
services at the Friends church Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Hotu have re-
turned to their claim In Mustang val
ley after spending the winter In Pa
eblo.
the sBrubaker homo Saturday.
| TuoD0Ay night, March 1es viii b
ItAe Last Mesttng uf The Sand Arrays
| Iliterary socisty tor tAlo eeasoa. A.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Office

Pueblo, Colo, March 10, 1917.
To Luther May of Ordway, Colo
rado. Contestee:
You are hereby notified that John
Kozacek who gives Ordway, Colorado
as his postoffice address. did on Feb
ruary Z, 1917, file in this office his
duly corroborated application to con-
test and secure the cancellation of
your Homestead, Entry No. 0226S3,
made September IS, 1915, for NE
Section IS, Township IS S., Range
SIS w, 9Th Principal Meredian. and
as grounds for his contest he alleges
that said entryman never has estab-
lfshed residence from date of filing
to this day; never has improved or
cultivated said entry in any manner;
that said default exists at the date
hereof; that said absence is not due
to his employment in military service
rendered in connection with opera
tions in Mexico, or along the borders
thereof, or in mobilization camps else
where. in military or naval organiza-
tions of the United States or the Ma
tlonal Guard of any of the several
States.
Yo1-are, therefore, further noti-
fled that the said allegations will be
taken by this office as having been
confessed by you, and your said en-
try will be cancelled Hereunder with
out your further right to be heard
therein, either before this office or
on appeal. If you fail to file in this
office within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication of this notice,
as shown below, your answer, under
oath. specifically meeting and res
ponding to these allegations of con-
test, or il you fail within that time to
file in this Office due proof that you
have served copy of your answer on
the said contestant either in person
or by registered mail. II this service
is made by the delivery of copy of
your answer to the contestant in per-
son, proof of such service must be
either the said contestants written
| acknowledgment of hfs receipt OF
the copy, showing the date of its re-
ceipt, or the afiidavit OF the person
by whom the delivery was made stat
ing when and where the COPY Was de-
livered; II made By registered ma1l,
proof Of such service must oonsfst o1
the afndavit of the person BY whom
the CODY was mailed otAting when
and the postoface - vhjeA lt W.
| DAiled, and this a0aASi1 Wust ~
aecosntAAiea ~ - - = -
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

ard for the balence of the school
year.
Mrs. Glenns and daughter, Miss
Vera, of Ordway will make their
home with Mrs. Joe Conard this sum-
mer on the Lewis ranch.
I Mrs. Joe Fishencord and children
and Otto Fishencord left Sunday by
way of Manzanola for their new home
at Howard, aKns.
Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Joe Conard
visited Wednesday at the ], s. Conard
home.
The Parent-Teacher association of
King Center school had a most in
teresting and instructive open meet
ing last Friday night. After pro-
gram of folk-dancing, music and
readings a dainty lunch was served.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
CROWLEY NEWS

The supper and entertainment CIV
en- by the Activity club on March 3,
was quite success in spite of the
weather. The readings given by Miss
Morgan and Roy Shank were greatly
appreciated. A comedy was present.
ed by number of the young people.
The club realized about $50.
Prof. and Mrs. Bolles entertained
last Friday evening with surprise
for their son, Ralph. Those who en-
joyed the evening were Misses Edith
and Ethel kendrick, Mary Morgan,
Marion Webb, May Smith, Beatrice
Bolles, Messrs Paul Webb, Roy JUS
tice, c. A. Mahon. Roy Shank, Ralph
and Frederick Bolles.
Miss May Smith of Ordwav spent
the week end with Beatrice Bolles.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. O..
H. Griffith Friday afternoon. They
will meet in two weeks with Mrs.
Ralph Noble.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

Miss Jessie Auckland is improving
gradually and surely in health. She
Will. Soon be out of the hospital.
=. "A. Davis moved his family from
The Auckland farm back to his home
rt9nA Wednesday.
a sT4 said that five families Of John
near King Center made appli-
I'LL u the Grange the other even
IL ~ Hazel Roth is recovering
measels.
n e fard is moving this week to
th6l 4 ranch six miles north Of
1fa> n. Mr.. Mercer will oc-
clx1 buse vacated by Mr.. Con-
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

ceipt for the letter.
You should state in your answe
the name of the postoffice to whic
you desire future notices to be sen
to you.
James B. Orman, Receiver.
First publication. March 16, 1917
Second publication, March %, 191
Third publication, March 80, 191,
Fourth publication, April 1, 1911,
Charles Clifton, son of Andy eli
ton northwest of Ordway suffered
broken collar bone one day this wee
while playing at school.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

than praised" besides the debate an
interesting program has been prepar-
ed. Everyone is invited to come.
Mrs. J. r. Williams has been ap-
pointed school-librarian for the sum
mer months. Those wishing to use
anything from the school house
please see her.
Mrs. Robert Owen and children
were on their homestead over Sun
day.
All the farmers are busy plowing
after the snow,
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
,!.NEY TO WITNESS PLAY
MRS. TUBBS OF SHANTYTOWN

The faculty of the Ordway schools
will give the play. Mrs. Tubbs of
Shantytown" at Olney Springs Satur-
lay evening of this week. The pro-
ceeds will go for the benefit of the
play grounds of the Olney school.
Omission is Is cents for children
and 25 cents for adults.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
let THE HABIT

1kxaaH arguments against Cash System. There
against a credit system. The goods buy
poorer you will be. credit store must to
the Of carrying stocks a time, stock
the sG0l4es and ones stock the books.
being often sells for so cents
~ dollar Who pays the Other SO cents? ANYBODY ought
SSllina price, he is forced out of business
will sell few staple groceries leaders, at
The cash (maybe) But into the
line of dry goods furnishing goods: notions hats, caps
hosiery etc. and there is where they get their extra
o and here the cash will do the most
let u. show you buy cheaper than credit
saving many and downs Get the habit of
cash at Its a good habit to cultivate.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
INJURED IN RUNAWAY

Cephus Lilly residing five miles
south of Ordway, was dragged and
run over Thursday forenoon in a
runaway ofs his team. He suffered
injuries which are critical. Some Of
his ribs were fractured and one Of
them penetrated his lungs.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

English Lbr. Co., lumber ...$ 3.73
Morrissey Farm Supply Co.
blacksmithing ........... $40
w. ]. Trainor, work ...... 34I0
w. ]. Trainor, work. ... 1880
&c. r. McCabe, work .... 800
C. A. Shaffer, state ........ 1910
l.. w. Walter, surveyor .... 22.40
E. A. Shaffer, labor ........ $500
McHarg Bros. sundries ..... SIS
John Quinn, work .... 2O.9O
John Quinn state ......... 800
Edward D. Bolger. work 80. 1900
j. H Cowden, road viewing. $500
W. C. Lineberry, auto hire :. 1880
Husson Lumber Co., material 14.4S
POOR FUND
Gallavan Bros, mdse. ...... 500
Frank Hedges, mdse. ...... 1000
VIM. Broadbent, mdse. etc. :. $500
C. A. Treiber, trans. ...... 14.72
DR.. ]. E. Jeffery, mdse. etc. :. 1900
Abbott Bros, coal ..-...... 5.35
e. w. Richards, burial ...... 723
Frank Hedges, mdse. ...... 1900
E. o. McCleary, Co. ply. 4O.OO
CIoyd w. Workman, Pre-. ply. 800
Crowley Co. Mer. Co., mdse. :. 500
o. F. Comstock, mdse. ...... 500
ORDINARY FUND
w. E. Dalby, Co. supt ..... .$112;27
Chas. c. Woodbridge, Judge 5000
Geo. A. Marvin, Co. atty. :. 1000
j. M. Meikle, dep. Dist. atty. $3.50
4. f. Nichols, clerk crt. steno. 1000
Allen j. Beaumont, steno. -. 1000
John H. Voorhees,. consult. =. 100 90
s. w. Cressey, wat. com. -. 1888
Crowley Co. fee fund, stamps
cr. board .............. 2O.OO
Geo. Riley, jailor ..... 1886
Geo. Riley, jailor ........ 1000
Lewis Worker, pris. feed. go. 1925
Lewis Worker, expenses .... 5000
Lewis Worker, fees ..... 111.S5
F. Montgomery, Justice P. :. 2.7O
], Cowden, bal. state ..... 1000
~. M. Smith, assessor $3.50. 265.O0
John Stansbury, witnes So. $40
Della Stansbury, witness -. $40
Mrs. A. T. Kinkade, witness $40
Mrs. w. w. Rinkle, wintess $40
First Natl. Bank, assn'd. wit 4.3O
Chas. F. Sewers, janitor -. 1928
ID, ]. Edmonson, janitor =. 30.46
Thos. Olson, labor ........ 40.35
Ordway Drug Co., supplies ;. .15
Ordway Jewelry Co., rep. ;. 1.75
Geo. Riley, work ......... 1926
Fred o. Sewers. drayage -. 7.46
Chas. Woodbridge, stamps =. 100
Ordway e. l.. G P. Co. lights 8.11
Mt. s. T. & T. Co., telephones 1895
T. H. Foley Lbr. Co., mat. >. 2295
Underwood Typ. Co., desk. 500
Underwood Typ. Co., mach. 110.25
Leader Printing Co., printing 1895
Sugar City Gazette, printing 1920
Ordway New Era, printing =. $50
First Nat. Bank, assn'd. 3D.. $500
First Natl Bank, assn'd. 3D.. $500
First Nat. Bank, assn'd. 3D.. $500
e. o. McCleary, witness 80. 2.65
w. w. Griffin, coroner -. 14.35
Fred Hoffman, juror ...... 2.66
r. A. Potter, witness ...... 4.30
r. ]. Pendergrast, witness :. 2.65
Chas. Schroeder, Juror 80. $40
Geo. Riley. witness ....... 2.66
Irabel Albert, steno. ..e... 1916
D. K. Waugh, juror ....... 2.96
Thomas Fountain, Juror 80. ass
]. r. Thomas, Juror ...... A1.S0
W. C. Kropf. Juror ........ 2.eE
~. II. Cowden, once work -. 1l.4g
D. w. Danieleeo1, vat. CON. 4o.oe
0at West Pub. Co, pe1nttnes 5A.11
Nh 9. 4. Dassapeek NJ. - e..
e &0DS4D4x y : !. s,sis's /. sssssi ; = x83sVv
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

Robert Spence. a seven months
old baby whose parents reside at
Crowley, fell out OF he'd last Sunday
morning and broke collar bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Mast entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gallavan
and family at dinner Thursday even
ing of last week.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16

Mrs. Fred Henderson, the president
presided at the meeting in charming
manner. My. Mercer gave stirring
talk on the needs of the modern
school to touch all sides Of normal
twentieth century child's life.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
Kropf Bros. Mer. Co


excellent program is to be given in
addition to a pie supper. Everybody
invited and ladies are to bring pies.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
COUNTY BILLS ALLOWED

Following are the county bills al
lowed at the recent session of the
board of county commissioners:
ROAD FUND
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
Report of the Condition Of the
Citizens State BAN

of Ordway, at Ordway, in the Sta]
of Colorado. at the close Of busine|
March 5, 1917.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts unse-
cured ....$ 5S,S7b.3
Loans and discounts secured
by collateral ........ s7.7ss.s 4
Overdrafts. s........... 44l.1
Other bonds and securities 1,20e.7
Furniture and fixtures. 1,o0O.d q
Due from Reserve Banks 24,346.e q
Checks on other banks 1851. 4
Cash on hand 3,61o.d
Other resources ...... 3O7. &
Total s.sl4.s
LIABILITIES
sss';s' ssss!s. ':sss :sss :::.' 's:s::. s:s::.:
Undivided profits (less ex-
penses and taxes paid) 1.74E.(
Savings accounts ..... 1.19eJ
Individual deposits 7o,o1os1
Time cert. OF deposit. 1O.41A.X
Cashiers checks ..s.. 6So.5
Total ~. S10D, ,k1As1
State Of Colorado. County u or
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We, Martin r. Nelson, pren1
and Everett Nelson. Cash1sr, q
above named bank do 80
swear that the above sfxaa n
true to the best Of orr l4ou11
belief. -lsls .3s n 3:s9! 81 4 n 81
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The Ordway new era., 1917-03-16
GROCERIES

Best Kansas Flour, cwt. -. .$4.65
Best Colorado Flour ........ 4.5O
Beet Sugar, IL lbs. ......... LOO
Best Jap whole Rice, lb. $3.50. .25c
Rolled Oats, lb. for ....... .25c
Hominy Flake &c cracked $3.50. &c
ALI 1Oc tobacco, 3 for -. p. .25c
Sugar cured bacon, per lib. -. .25c
Pure Santos & Peaberry coffee. .25c
White Soup Beans, lb. .25c
lb. pail Peanut Butter ..... DOC
No. 2 can Tomatoes ......... 1Oc
Bran per cwt. -. .l.oO
Shorts, per cwt. ............ 2.1O
Red Dog, per cwt. .......... 2.SO
We have exclusive sale of the famous
EVER FRESH FOODS. Try them.
They are better and cheaper than
canned goods. We carry in stock
Corn, Peas, String Beans, Pumpkin,
Logan and Black Berries, Peaches,
Apples, Prunes and Vegetable Soup.
wear and make . removable
Our motto 10 to live and let live.
ness and assure you Of . square