The Ordway new era., 1918-10-04
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home Of The l..pre- Ho-or CiEif- s's.s
tr-ests1 by AUTHORITIES A. G<,1nzsI- i-1ir
sDexec 20 ts.re furcso he r-urE I'm
lie rosc over u. precl3iIrs L II 81
tempt to pass
O-de-s rs-oelrea tr E1rpyust Marshal
Ceoe.zl Evans frorr THstsII.l-run 1IFf.-
10. zrs, M -urzns- -slelEsf X 1ns
nssr. r-srlue elr-ss o. erls.t-nesE fis-ssi
be granted 70 Class -.sisifs--1z1rlf m
Jun. :. 1917. pr su1s ( -s-e ms
ac-ao- as.s beer nsp-sEI-l--sc ~ -rIs
possibility u Cihst ! i,sirg '--tEnE1sr
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D1s1slor % fsvurtris-u sfsa1 EIfI- 1f1t
rots IN the Coioraao Springs assembly
u Repuhllcs.nE ant EEFs William a
Drake Of Fo-r COLLINS a ErsEtssr nu-rs
Der Of rutes ar Id. ilrpspsrIFs slli,.s--
rstorisl 1c-uinss 1ts- vs-e cziE- 1u-
' Charles A EaIl-eith o. Pusiflp nEs
brought regnestf 70 Chairman 5pi-n 2
glsssn of zhe s1s-1e 1rgs-tzf.-1uI 1u-
he drsftinx of another eanesesl-s- Tins
tin. By petition 20 take -ns Jaiat'. u,
Drake. who failed 70 aersyt tras cs-s-E
nation bezcs use of Lis V-ifsf health
The faculty O. rns 5cnUal ut A,Det
a. Golden viii be Increased IN me ftf-
loving Letbs v Psnu. A NJ isssIs--
ant professor q rDOoe-r EsnEuEE.-F-
James W. l-aksr. t.t1es1iEf at he .zy,s.r-
irnentz1 plant L . Roberts. sssi iflsE,1i
professor Of cbeuisi-F- The head uf
ths department Of chemistry. Dr. Csuui-
bsuyh. was called 70 Tsshinr1un on
xor@-nner- service some time REQ
George PsuiE, G-sek- s--esis=o L
Denre- bs Uuf.so States Deputy Ma
shsl NcCleIlsnd sno PuF-sl Inspector
c W F.sffs1 bsrEsr. pleaded Eul7E .
TIE chsrKe Of furgfnE tie name u
E-sre Dwrer on 4 postutfirs oroe-,
drawn a. the PhippsbufE TDs-r.ncs,
before Wilbur y Etun. Uuiisc 1stateE
coEluEsslunsr.
Colombo ls tts nrst ttz1s Il tie
Union % have q puns -s5os dullsr-s ssr
woman Nrs- Mari C. 2. Bradford has
5oinsd fhs doIlsr-s-yssr crowd now
neiptnx rhe gorssin-1ent II winning fhs
var vben she was notified by the Dc
ps--Dent of the Interior that she hac
been appointed special eollaborstor Of
education
Eu RESPONSE 20 4 telegram from Coz
srnor Gurter on behalf Of the women
Of Colombo. thanking hin for instruct
4 ing his boys 70 write home On Mothers
day. Gsn- John J. Perbbing csbled 10
Z Governor Gunte- thanking him and as
Z rurins hf-n tina. the welfare Of the men
oyer there IS the paramount question
Harry Howard Foster. 2-year-old son
[ Of kr. and Mrs. W. G. Foster. prornf
nent soc5ety couple Of BrosdDooy. and
the heir 70 several millions OF dollars.
~as instantly killed al Colorado
Springs when be was rrn over by .
street car
Samuel J. Burris, United States mar
thal, received notification Of SO
monthly increase IN salaries 10 all civ
gisns WHO have been in the employ OF
the government since June 20, 1917,
and who nor receive less than $500
annually.
The recent rains, generally distrib-
ufed over the entire sugar beet district
Of Colorado, have done much 70 re
uere the ,ftuztion caused by the in
tense heat in June. AZ compared with
lset year q. this time. the crop iE from
;xo 70 three weeks further advanced
Jely, 1918, was the rsiniest July
since 1912. according 70 Frederick H
Brsn6snbprg. chief Of the weather bu-
resa in Dsprer-
Thomas r. Foley. Denver. has been
axzrced the sharpshooteris medal in
I the marine corps at Fort Crocketf,
Tex. His record Of l45 hits out Of
possible $50. at 200. 800. 800 and 600
yard ranges, has never been surpassed
at the fort
I Following the burning OF a saTnili
few miles west Of Fraser. two Aus
TRANS, Sam Gyen and his younger
brother. employed by the operating
company, were given q roughly admin
istered hath in nearby creek
Damage estimated at 10000 was
done to farm crops and war gardens
in Longrnont and vicinity by a hail
storm. Several farmers lost almost
their entire grain and vegetable crops
The Buenz mill OF jamestown is be-
Ing adaptsd for the handling Of low
grade fouTspar. 1t is planned TO han
die grades az low as 80 per cent in a
volume Of 100 toDs daily.
Provost Marshal John Evans has re-
ceiyed orders from Washington TO en-